The personnel were very friendly and helpful. The lobby was large and had lots of places to sit and work on your computer or read a newspaper. The hotel was clean, pleasant and near an exit off Route 95.

Showed up at 11 p.m. looking for a room just off I95. My wife had injured her knee and was in quite a bit of pain. We had stopped at a Walmart looking for crutches, but they don't stock them. The front desk clerk, Carla, saw the problem we had and voluntered to give us a pair of crutches she had at home, as soon as her shift ended. She delivered them to our room, and refused any compensation! You could see that she was a kind and considerate person, and enjoyed helping others. The next morning, we met Mary at the breakfast bar, and she was as kind as Carla! And she makes a great breakfast! Breakfast for two, ordered off the menu, was just $10! I've done a fair amount of traveling, and you'll never beat this place for a wonderful staff, and a great value for the room, as well.

We were worried when we pulled up and saw that the Courtyard was behind a bowling alley and a Denny's, but it was very quiet, even with a full parking lot on a Saturday night. We had a two-room suite and it was large, stylish, and functional. Our biggest complaint was that the room directly overlooked the on-ramp from the interstate and we could hear truck/road noise all the time, even with the fan on, but it wasn't enough to keep us awake or anything. The courtyard and pool area were very nice (more so than the average Courtyard). So, overall, it was a nice hotel that makes the best of its location, but we probably prefer to stay at the Fairfield down the road since it's not right on the interstate.

I drive I-95, Tampa to Southern Jersey and back, once or twice a year. This past trip, I stayed at Courtyard Brunswick on the way home. Not bad, not great. The price was pretty cheap for a Courtyard and included breakfast for two in the Bistro, AAA Membership rate. The hotel is showing its age particularly when one views the bathroom hardware, but it's clean.

One caveat: when you check in, ask for a room away from I-95. I was in a lower room nearer to the southbound lanes of the Interstate and heard the trucks rolling by at night and again in the morning at about 5:00 am, when many of the rigs were up and rolling again. I'm a Marriott Gold Elite member and I get it that I'm not a Platinum, but still. Did they have to stick me in the noisiest part of the hotel? Anywho, next time I stay there, I'll be sure to ask for a room in the rear of the hotel and in the wing to the west, away from I-95.