Courtyard by Marriott

Oceanfront is not a room category here, it is the standard. Courtyard by Marriott Virginia Beach Oceanfront, North 37th Street is positioned on the quieter north end of the Boardwalk, and every guest room faces the Atlantic with a private balcony. That single detail changes how groups use the property, because your default meet-up point becomes obvious: step outside, look for the ocean, and you are there.

Location does most of the work for trip planning. Being at 37th Street keeps you close to the Boardwalk action without being planted in the busiest stretch, so morning walks, coffee runs, and evening regrouping feel easier to manage. Drivers also benefit from a straightforward approach along Atlantic Avenue, and once everyone is parked, many plans can happen on foot. When your schedule mixes downtime with off-property commitments, this address helps you keep transportation to a minimum.

Space and flow matter when you are coordinating more than a few rooms. The lobby and Bistro setup gives you a reliable place for quick huddles, and the hotel’s meeting facilities provide a real option for briefings, welcome gatherings, or a mid-trip check-in. Pool time is also more flexible than you might expect, with an indoor oceanfront pool that stays usable year-round, plus a seasonal outdoor pool for warm-weather afternoons.

Key hotel features and amenities

• 100 percent oceanfront guest rooms and suites, each with a private balcony

• Indoor oceanfront pool with large windows facing the beach

• Seasonal outdoor pool, with a pool bar setup in season

• The Bistro on site for breakfast service, coffee drinks, and evening dining

• Fitness center for basic workouts

• On-site parking, with seasonal fees that can apply during peak summer periods

• Beach access directly from the Boardwalk side of the property

Meeting and event spaces

• Cape Henry Ballroom with ocean views, set up for meetings and events up to about 120 attendees

• Catering support for group functions and scheduled meals

• Layout that works for a single larger gathering, plus smaller breakout-style use depending on the room setup

Points of interest and attractions within a 2–3 mile radius

• Virginia Beach Boardwalk main activity zone, including bike paths and oceanfront walking routes

• Neptune Park and the King Neptune statue area, a common meet-up and photo spot

• Virginia Beach Convention Center, useful for conference schedules and larger events

• Virginia Beach Fishing Pier area for casual outings and oceanfront views

• The Oceanfront museum cluster near the Boardwalk, including the surf and rescue history exhibits

• The Cavalier area, known for its historic resort presence and nearby dining

• First Landing State Park access near the north end, popular for trails and a quieter shoreline stretch

Features of interest to group travelers

• Balcony-forward room design that gives groups a simple way to keep everyone oriented and close

• A north-end Boardwalk location that reduces crowd pressure while staying walkable to major stops

• Two-pool setup that keeps schedules flexible when weather shifts, or when the group wants indoor options

• Meeting space that can handle briefings, welcome sessions, and mid-trip planning without leaving the property

• A predictable gathering pattern using the Bistro and lobby areas for roll calls and informal meetups

• Practical arrival planning with a clear front approach, plus easier split-and-regroup flow once cars are parked

• Engine.com support for room blocks, rooming lists, date changes, and consolidated billing when one organizer needs control over the booking