The staff, especially Jennifer, was super friendly and helpful when contacted to help us locate an item left behind. Very much appreciate her efforts to locate the item and offering various methods to return it to us. Great experience overall at the hotel!

If you’re coming to Aberdeen for the Ripken Experience, this is exactly where you want to stay. Courtyard Aberdeen at Ripken Stadium is clean, comfortable, and incredibly convenient—especially during tournament weeks when schedules are early mornings and long days. Being so close to the fields makes everything easier, whether you’re hauling gear at sunrise or getting back late after a night game. What really sets this place apart, though, is how well it connects you to the local side of Aberdeen instead of feeling like you’re stuck in a generic hotel bubble. The staff is friendly and genuinely helpful, the rooms are quiet and well-kept, and there’s enough space to unwind between games. One of the biggest bonuses? You’re just a short walk away from The Screaming Bean, which quickly became our go-to for breakfast and lunch. It’s the kind of place that makes tournament mornings better—great coffee, fast but thoughtful service, and food that’s actually satisfying before a long day at the fields. It’s not a chain, it supports the local community, and you can feel that pride the moment you walk in. Grabbing breakfast there became part of our daily routine and honestly added to the whole Ripken Experience. Between the unbeatable location, the comfort of the hotel, and having an outstanding local coffee shop and café right nearby, this stay felt easy, welcoming, and memorable. If you’re heading to Aberdeen for baseball, this combo makes the trip smoother—and more enjoyable—than you might expect. Highly recommend for Ripken families who want convenience and a true local experience.

We reserved 4 rooms, and arrived around noon. We didn't think, with early arrival, that our rooms would be ready, but they were! The staff was extremely accommodating and friendly. Our rooms were immaculate, beds comfy. It was a great stay for visiting family in the area.

Edyta, the General Manager went above and behind helping me with a pin from the Ripken Experience. She is truly amazing. Everyone that we dealt with was super friendly.

Pros and Cons: Pros: location, location, location. Onsite at Ripken Experience, just roll out of bed and walk over to your 8 am game. Free breakfast. The Bonvoy app listed breakfast as a fee, but there was a free breakfast with good variety - nice to grab cereal, yogurt, and fruit if you have to run to a game. Pool by reservation - your family or your team can reserve the pool - as it’s small made it nice to have the area to yourself. Cons: poor enforcement of quiet hours. It’s stated throughout that the quiet hours are 10 pm - 8 am, however, kids playing tag, drunk adults camped out in hallway, etc. At 11:50 pm I had to go out in the hallway and tell a group of drunk moms they were keeping my kids awake - fun for them, not for us! King room only sleeps 3 - the sleeper sofa is a loveseat size and only has a twin foldout - we were very glad we also brought a twin air mattress.

Perfect place to stay, if you came for baseball.

Courtyards are always a great stay. Staff at the desk were helpful and checked us in quickly. Hung out in the lounge at night and the lobby/lounge area was very warm. It felt like the A/C was not working to potential. Came to see the Ironbirds, so it was very convenient to the ballpark.

I got poor service never stay at a hotel like that before

The house keeping very poor never clean room no clean towel call down for towel I wait two hours and never get any clean towel have to call the second time

The didn’t clean the room when I ask they said the do it every thee days: