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Residence Inn by Marriott Stamford Downtown Hotel

With a stay at Residence Inn Stamford Downtown in Stamford (Downtown Stamford), you'll be steps from Stamford Center for the Arts and Stamford Public Library - Ferguson Library. This hotel is 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Fernando Luis Alvarez Gallery and 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Museum of Black World War II History.

Website: marriott.com

Phone: (203) 564-5000

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Atlantic St and Broad St

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  • Wed Open 24 Hours

25 Atlantic St Stamford, CT 06901 ·379.83 mi

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Amenities

  • Wifi
  • Bar
  • Hot tub
  • Restaurant
  • Spa
  • Swimming pool
  • Smoke-free
  • Family friendly
  • Accessible
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Tripadvisor traveler ChhetriAC 10/19/26

We had a pleasant stay at the hotel. The rooms were spacious and had all the amenities that were needed for a comfortable stay. Yurii at the desk gave us some tips on where we could go as we were travelling with kids. Having a laundry on site was handy. Swimming pool was closed for maintenance but didn't bother us as it was peak winter.

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Tripadvisor traveler bigmidge1 06/03/26

Hosted a room block here for my son's wedding and we really had a great experience. Itchell was super easy to work with and professional, and the rooms were really nice. Several guests commented on how nice the rooms were. The front desk people were also really responsive to whatever questions we had. Also hosted a brunch Sunday morning after the wedding and Irvin was great to work with. I didn't have to worry about anything. (I did worry but it wasn't necessary...) The food was tasty and the staff was great. Super easy. Many thanks for a great event! Our guests really liked the hotel and so did we!

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Tripadvisor traveler Robin and B 11/22/25

Avoid at all costs! Where even to start? In general, they have a few decent people there who are trying to work with others who are both terrible at their job and/or don’t care.We had our wedding block there which we booked nearly a year in advance. We were told we did not need to pay for gift bags to be passed out. A week before the wedding, we were told we did. It wasn’t a huge fee, so we went to the hotel to drop off the bags. The people at the front desk said we didn’t need to pay. Great! The night before the wedding I waited in the lobby at the hotel to greet a few guests. As I saw them check in, I realized they were not be given the bags that we PAID for them to pass out. I quickly reviewed this with the front desk, going over all guest reservations with them (9pm the night before my wedding…). We reviewed them on the computer and I wrote a separate list for the front desk worker with all names. Plus, each bag was labeled with the names for the guests. We check out on Sunday to see half of the bags were never passed out. When we spoke to the front desk, they said it wasn’t their fault because it was a Saturday issue and it was Sunday and there was no one to speak to about it. We were about to leave for our mini moon the next morning so we asked to not be called for a week but we would like a call back. As we are walking our guests to their cars, we get a call saying they’ll give us half of the bag fee back. HALF? After all of that? Again, incredibly poorly managed. We get another call when we return from a manager, Tina, who agrees to give us some Marriott Points. She also agreed to give the whole bag fee back. (A good start). We explain that we also had a brunch there and we could be compensated in money off the bill since our guests were also poorly treated (people with disabilities requested certain rooms, checked with the people at the front desk and then given the wrong room, asked to carry their own belongings downstairs before being given a new room). Additionally the bagels were moldy at our brunch (I didn’t know but my MIL was sent photos the day after!!): She agreed to knock just under $100 off the bill.Weeks later, no money had come to us. I emailed on a Thursday and Monday afternoon, no response. I then called and left a VM. I called back to see if someone else could help and the front desk said she had no boss but that they were aware of the situation. I said I knew she had a boss but not his name. The woman said again she had no boss and that I should have a good day. She then hung up on me while I was speaking.Tina’s boss, Todd, does email me a few days later to give more Marriott Points. Yes, this is the boss who according to the front desk did not exist.There is so many other things I could write about. The week of, we had to physically go there to get the invoice for the brunch as the guy in charge sent up a bill around double the true cost. Everyone there blamed another person for “dropping the ball”. It’s a nice looking hotel so if you’re just looking for aesthetics, it’s not bad! But if you need any service, don’t want to be overcharged, or want actually hospitality, I would definitely go elsewhere.DEFINITELY AVOID THEM AS A HOTEL BLOCK!

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Tripadvisor traveler Trek787813 10/26/25

I was amazing to see this hotel at over a 4 star rating. Upon entering, there was a lot of confusion around the address in which you put in your GPS and park. Once at the front desk, I was not recognized for my Marriott loyalty or explained any of my welcome points. The room was the size of a regular hotel room (this was a 1 BR suite) and was not clean (see photos). I was surprised to see a shower curtain at a newer hotel and extremely disappointed to hear that the pool was not on site and in the neighboring hotel but NOT heated so it would be too cold to take my children swimming at the indoor pool. No lotion, shower cap, or really any amenities in the room. Loud music playing until 10PM. The snack shop had one item in the freezer spread out on 15 or so shelves and many items not in stock or simply not carried. This is barely a courtyard status.

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Tripadvisor traveler GayTravelGuyDC 10/05/25

The hotel is a good value I think for the area. The staff is really nice. The rooms seems a bit small for a Residence Inn, but overall it's a good place. I'm not sure why hotels, in the age of every car and motorcycle being as loud as they can be, don't do better soundproofing on their windows. But otherwise, good place.

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