Courtyard by Marriott Denver Cherry Creek
A dependable Cherry Creek base for the wider Denver golf scene
About this hotel
Golfers who base themselves at this Courtyard sit on the Cherry Creek edge of the Tech Center corridor, a few minutes' walk from the S Colorado Blvd & Florida Ave intersection and roughly equidistant from Cherry Hills Country Club and the public courses scattered across the metro. The indoor pool and on-site restaurant cover the basics of a multi-day trip without requiring a drive for dinner after a long day on the course, and the fitness center gives early risers somewhere to loosen up before an altitude-affected first tee shot. Pet-friendly rooms mean a group traveling with a dog does not need to split the party across hotels. The strongest fact of the stay is its position: close enough to Cherry Creek State Park for a rest-day walk, close enough to Cherry Hills to make it a natural spectator base during a championship week.
- Indoor pool
- On-site restaurant and bar
- Pet-friendly rooms
- Fitness center
Our take
This Courtyard suits a group that wants a full-service base without paying for extras it will not use: the indoor pool, restaurant, and bar cover a multi-day trip's basics, and the Cherry Creek location keeps both the club and the broader metro's public courses within reach. Golfers chasing a boutique or golf-branded property should look elsewhere in the corridor instead.
- Book a room facing away from S Colorado Blvd if your group wants a quieter night before an early tee time.
- Use the on-site restaurant on your first night in town to skip a dinner search after a full travel day.
- Confirm pet-friendly rooms in advance if traveling with a dog, since availability runs limited during busy weeks.
Why we love it
- Indoor pool for a non-golf recovery day
- Restaurant and bar cover evening logistics
- Pet-friendly rooms for group flexibility
- Walkable to S Colorado Blvd dining
Why guests love itWe used this Courtyard as a base for a four-night trip built around the Denver public course circuit, with Cherry Hills as more of a drive-by landmark than a destination. The indoor pool became the group's wind-down spot most evenings, and having a restaurant downstairs meant nobody had to make a dinner decision after a 36-hole day. The walk to S Colorado Blvd added a coffee option most mornings before the round.