Marriott Courtyard - Boston, MA

Marriott Courtyard - 7.8

This Marriott Courtyard is located at 275 Tremont St in the Theater District. It is across the street from the Wang Theatre and above The Roxy.

Location: As soon as you go through the door, the reception desk will be off to your left. Head past the reception desk and turn right after the mini convenience store. The restrooms will be up ahead on the left. There were no signs for the restroom that I noticed, but was able to find it relatively easy anyway.
Grade: 5 out of 10

Accessibility: I had no problem walking right by the reception desk at a pretty slow time. Perhaps someone would stop you, but I don't see it as an issue.
Grade: 8 out of 10

Number of Stalls: There are three stalls here including one of the biggest I've seen in Boston. It's larger than my freshman year dorm room. Outside of the ginormous handicapped stall (....then you wait...), there are two regular sized stalls.
Grade: 9 out of 10




Stall Quality: The stalls here were nice. The normal stalls were pretty run of the mill, but the large handicapped stall was something to write home about if you like having your space.
Grade: 8 out of 10


Toiler Paper: Toilet paper was plentiful and two ply. Each stall had two rolls and were not close to finished. Not to be picky, but it would have been nice if there was something covering the TP as opposed to having it exposed to the elements.
Grade: 8 out of 10

Cleanliness: Bathroom was very clean, that's one of the best parts of using hotels when poopin' around town. They almost always come through on that front.
Grade: 9 out of 10

Scent: I didn't pick up on any sort of scent here, good to go!
Grade: 7 out of 10

Flush: The flush was pretty nice and triggered by a motion sensor, so no need to touch some dirty metallic handle with condensation all over it. That is condensation, isn't it?
Grade: 8 out of 10

Aesthetics: This bathroom is what you'd expect at a nice hotel. Bathroom was modern and the colors were the typical bland beige. While it was boring, it was a nice bathroom. Sure there could have been a flat screen in the stall or a nice fellow there to give me a mint or sell me aspirin, but that would be going above and beyond the call of duty. This was a comfortable bathroom.
Grade: 8 out of 10

The Bottom Line: Tip: Hotel bathrooms are gold. If that is an option for you while you are out around town, consider it. A doorman could be an obstacle, but otherwise you could be in a bathroom nicer than your home turf. This was no exception. This is one of the best bathrooms reviewed on Poopin' Around Town to date.