Courtyard Hotels in Lafayette

The room is very spacious, a little distance from the university, 15 minutes by car.

The hotel is about a 15-minute drive from Wal-Mart near Purdue University and about 10 miles from the University. When I went shopping from the Wal-Mart supermarket that night, I discovered that the hotel was not in the vicinity of the Wal-Mart supermarket near the university. It was too busy and had zero crossings. I had to make a trip to the nearest student dormitory. There is no refund for the hotel without a stay. Remind everyone not to make the same mistake. (Note: Because the evaluation must be scored, there is no reference to the score of no stay)

Excellent job! Great stay!! Having a feather allergy most hotels do not properly prepare the room to be feather free in advance, even when I call in advance. They did! Addee at the front desk was very busy all night but was a rockstar and very attentive to all our needs and requests....she went above and beyond! I will happily stay here again should I be in the area.

It is located in Lafayette City, less than 2 kilometers from Purdue University, with few people around and a bit deserted. Although it is in Lafayette City, it is not comparable to Hexi Purdue University, and Ctrip has booked no breakfast.

very impressed by their service team, especially the kind lady Andrea, i hope i remember correctly, at the frontdesk. the way she takes care of guests won my respect. however, the kitchen area was a bit confined

Checked in earlier enough to enjoy a swim before bedtime. However, the pool was definitely on the colder side not very enjoyable, no hot tub to warm up in and the sauna was out of order. Beds were comfortable and the room was surprisingly quiet since the highway noise is very loud. I’m giving 3 stars because of the sauna and pool and because of the surprise when I got out of the shower in the morning. I grab a towel to dry off with and it is literally thread bare in several large spots. There’s a sign in the room asking you to tell the front desk if anything is wrong. So, I take the rag of a towel downstairs with me when I go to breakfast and show it to the front desk clerk. She says, “oh sorry. Let me get you a new one” I’m like, “I don’t need one now.” And that was the extent of her giving a crap. No, here’s some free rewards points or let me take 10% off or anything, just “oh, sorry” As we sat through our breakfast, I’m pretty sure we heard “I’m sorry” 3 more times about other things. Sorry doesn’t make things better. I get that places are struggling right now. But there’s No reason to use rags for towels and sorry isn’t customer service. Lafayette has a lot of choices for hotels and rewards or not this won’t be one of mine ever again. Save yourself the disappointment and stay elsewhere.

Before I got home, I only had minor inconveniences to complain about, the sink drain in the room leaked on the floor, the bath plug leaked, and the fitness room didn't have 20 or 25 lb dumbells. After driving 11 hours home though, I realized the Mary Lou's doughnuts I had bought to bring back with me, as they're my favorite doughnuts, had gotten infested with ants in the 22 hours which they had been in my room. I first thought 1 or 2 had wandered in from my apartment, but moving the wax paper revealed dozens, all in the box. 8 of 12 I tossed, and 2 I ate without realizing the infestation.

The room was spacious, clean, felt safe It was cold and windy outside, I am thinking this establishment would be more inviting in warmer weather. We ran the dishwasher, didn't look clean to me and the detergent was clogged in the dispenser. Not a deal killer, we didn't need the plates and silverware for one night, It does make you aware of attention paid to the room. Everything else seemed clean, full size refrigerator, sink, a person could stay here comfortably for a longer period of time. I didn't use the pool, the water was clear, the bottom either needed repainted or it was dirty, I cannot say because I didn't check, the initial appearance wasn't inviting. Breakfast was bare bone, bread, a few bagels, and prepackaged microwaveable breakfast sandwiches, They were tasty though, Overall a Good Stay! Different from places we stayed on our trip, BUT, If i was going to spend a few days in Lafayette Indiana, I would stay here

This is a new Staybridge, still with a new smell. There are some punch list items that still need to be addressed though. For instance, the rubber baseboards weren't glued to the wall good and the cabinet doors catch and aren't smooth. The silverware holder was too big for the drawer, so it was just on the counter. These aren't huge, but they're details that need attention. More aggravating was that 2 of the 4 washing machines in the laundry room weren't working. That is a major perk to Staybridge, but it seems that the ones we've stayed at lately had half of their machines out of order. Breakfast was okay, considering what the ”new normal” seems to be for that, but it was below what we had come to expect from Staybridge prior to the pandemic. The ”pantry” was well stocked. Another aggravating point was that the room was a 2 queen with sofa bed and was advertised as a 6 person room, but the sofa bed was a twin. The 2 queen beds also seemed smaller than a normal queen, but that may have just been perception. Finally there was tableware for 4, instead of 6 and only 2 bar stools to sit and eat at. I understand that many people may not need these extra place settings and seats, but that's one of the main reasons that our family of 6 likes to book a room at hotels like this, so we are more comfortable and can save on meals. We will give it another shot for sure, but hope they get the kinks worked out quick. With all of the minor issues, it was clean and comfortable.