Google photos · Courtyard by Marriott Denver Southwest/Lakewood
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Add reconFor group blocks, but a guest reported paying $130 for a room listed at $95
1) no block rate published for weddings 2) one march 2026 review said the website listed $95 but they were charged $130 at booking, worth double checking your total before signing off on room counts 3) brand level reddit info: marriott properties generally set group blocks up via signed attrition agreements around 90-95pct, confirm with the property's sales desk
1) that same reviewer said the fridge and microwave didn't work and breakfast wasn't included, just a pay bistro and a $5 starbucks that wasn't fresh 2) rooms were still called nice with comfortable beds 3) rating sits around 4 stars over 722 reviews so it's not a dealbreaker, just budget for surprises
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no block terms found on site, marriott doesn't post them at the corporate level either. reddit says the brand does signed group agreements w attrition usually 90-95%, so real numbers come from their sales team not the general site
found a really sweet jan 2026 review about a front desk staffer named julia, she arranged an early checkin for a guest who showed up in the middle of a snowstorm and was calm and professional the whole time. reviewer literally said she's 'management material.' good sign for a hotel handling a stressed out wedding weekend crowd tbh
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no block rate on file, nothing property specific is published - reddit's general take on marriott blocks is a signed agreement w/ attrition around 90-95%, ask their sales desk direct
-4 stars over 722 reviews -one guest said the room layout was great but the mini fridge & tv both didn't work, still didn't file a complaint since the room price was good -same review flags it's off a frontage road, a little wonky to find -worth telling guests to gps carefully