庭院度假村(Courtyard Resort)

We chose to come back to the Courtyard Resort exactly one year after we last visited. We also brought another couple to let them enjoy/explore the area`. This resort is clean and the check- in process is fast as is the check- out process. It is convenient and walking distance to the JFK museum, the harbor, gift shops and plenty of restaurants. It is also just a short drive to Plymouth, Boston and Provincetown..all of which had historical sights and tasty places to eat.

Resort was in a good location. Small unit, but clean. Bed was very hard. Resort not full, yet we were assigned a unit with someone right next to us and right above us. Made no sense. Unit above was very noisy. Complained to management but nothing done. Noise issues could have been avoided with better unit assignments. One-time charge for parking/wi-fi.

Location is the only good thing this place has going for it. There are nice restaurants close by and activities but that's it. More like a hotel/motel. Too many other places you can go that would be better.

Excellent location, great staff, has it all! The rooms have everything you need and are quiet, clean and spacious. The lication allows you to walk to restaurants, ferry, beaches, and quaint shopping. Would highly recommend Courtyard Resort😊

Great location one block off Main Street No restaurant on site but many cafes and restaurants nearby. 15 min walk to harbour Units are good with decent kitchen. Resort is an ex motel and is quirky. Easy parking

Make sure you know the size of the bed before check-in. The toilet seat was broken and not fixed before we left. The views available from the rooms were parking lot and back of building next to the place.

so good we even did not swim. fridge kichen constant hot water, can open door to balcony

This is the smallest sleep four unit we have ever traded to through RCI. No separate bedroom. Bed is not even a Queen and very small room. Kitchen items were minimal and not great quality. The pool and pool area were immaculate and the pool a good size leading out to a nice patio. Hot tub was very small -only four persons could fit.

On August 19, 2023, I had a paid reservation for a week, which had been made a month in advance in July. Upon our arrival at the resort, we were assigned to room 107 by a female employee with a shark tattoo on her arm. Unfortunately, our initial encounter with this employee set the tone for a distressing stay. Room 107 had a pervasive and unbearable odor, and I promptly returned to the reception area to report this issue and request a different room. To our dismay, not only was the female employee with the shark tattoo rude, but she also asserted that all rooms smelled the same and that no alternative accommodations were available. While she did acknowledge the noxious odor, her unwillingness to address the issue was profoundly disheartening. She recommended using a humidifier and assured my family that the smell would dissipate within hours. However, even after waiting for the suggested period, the room remained uninhabitable due to the offensive odor. I, concerned about our comfort and well-being, approached the employee again, politely requesting a different room. Regrettably, the woman at the reception maintained her earlier stance, insisting that all rooms had the same unpleasant smell and no alternatives existed. At this point, my brother-in-law became involved, since we had another family group at the resort. He spoke with the employee, explaining that her claim that all rooms had the same issue was inaccurate. He also expressed our intent to seek a refund if a suitable resolution was not promptly provided, as room 107 was unsuitable for habitation. To our surprise, within five minutes, the employee returned to room 107, stating that another room was available, insinuating with a hint of concern that she might face repercussions for the change. This sudden shift raises concerns about whether the initial room assignment was influenced by discriminatory or biased motives, possibly related to my ethnic background. While my brother-in-law does not have an accent, I do, as English is not my first language. Room 124, the alternative accommodation, proved entirely satisfactory, with no unpleasant odor or issues. However, it is worth noting that the following day, maintenance personnel were observed attempting to rectify the odor problem in room 107, which suggests that the room was indeed in substandard condition. The room remained open and inaccessible for several days.