Courtyard by Marriott Danville

Danville, VA

Courtyard by Marriott Danville is a renovated Marriott hotel on Riverside Drive in Danville, Virginia, about 3 miles from Caesars Virginia. The property gives poker travelers a quieter off-casino lodging option while still keeping the Caesars Virginia casino and WSOP Poker Room within a short drive.

Rooms are designed for practical business and leisure stays, with modern furnishings, free Wi-Fi for Marriott Bonvoy members booking direct, HDTVs, microwaves, mini-fridges, and coffeemakers. The hotel also has useful road-trip amenities, including complimentary on-site parking, EV charging, a fitness center, outdoor pool, convenience store, business center, meeting space, and The Bistro for cooked-to-order breakfast, Starbucks coffee, dinner, and evening cocktails.

For players visiting Danville for cash games or tournament series at Caesars Virginia, this hotel works best as a short-drive base rather than a walkable casino hotel. Its Riverside Drive location also keeps guests close to local restaurants, the Dan River area, Averett University, and other Danville attractions, making it a practical choice for multi-day poker trips where players want Marriott consistency without staying directly at the casino.

Phone Number

(434) 791-2661

Address

2136 Riverside Drive
Danville, VA 24540

Poker Room Access

Approximately 3 miles to Caesars Virginia

Resort Fee

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Free

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Why Players Like This Hotel

Courtyard by Marriott Danville is most useful for players visiting the Caesars Virginia WSOP Poker Room. The hotel is not on property and should not be treated as a walking-distance option; Marriott lists Caesars Virginia as approximately 3 miles away, with a typical drive of about 8–10 minutes, and the hotel does not currently offer shuttle service to the casino.

For early tournament starts, players should plan on driving or using rideshare and allow extra time for casino parking, check-in, and walking from the casino entrance to the poker room. The short drive is manageable for multi-day series, but it is less convenient than staying at Caesars Virginia itself for players who expect to move frequently between their room and the poker room throughout the day.

After late-night cash sessions, rideshare or a personal vehicle will usually be the practical option back to the hotel. This makes the property better for players who want a quieter Marriott stay away from the casino floor than for players who prioritize the fastest possible room-to-table access.

Food access is a strength for a limited-service hotel. The Bistro gives guests on-site breakfast, Starbucks coffee, dinner, and cocktails, while Caesars Virginia adds casino dining options before or after sessions. Complimentary on-site hotel parking helps control costs, especially for players staying several nights.

The main drawback is transportation dependence. Players should not book Courtyard by Marriott Danville expecting an easy walk to the WSOP Poker Room. Its value comes from being a short-drive Marriott option near Caesars Virginia, with free parking and familiar amenities for tournament travelers who do not need to stay directly at the casino.