Courtyard by Marriott Pocatello

Hotel officials, city leaders and other members of the community attended Wednesday's grand opening of Pocatello’s newest hotel, the Courtyard by Marriott Pocatello, located at 290 Vista Drive.

POCATELLO — For out-of-towners wanting a relaxed location to wind down after a long drive or locals seeking a staycation retreat with a view of the city, rooms at the new Courtyard by Marriott Pocatello hotel are officially up for grabs.

CEO of InnTrusted Rusty Landon and hotel officials held a grand opening for its third hotel in the city on Wednesday, during which they invited many business and community members involved in getting the hotel up and running to a ribbon cutting, social and tour of the full-service hotel.

With 98 guest rooms, a fitness center, an indoor pool and hot tub, and a bistro that serves breakfast and dinner and has a full bar, the hotel offers many of the latest commodities for a comfortable stay.

It also features a 685-square-foot meeting room with onsite catering, which can hold around 40 people, says InnTrusted’s Regional Director of Sales for East Idaho and Utah Megan Tavenner.

“We’re just so honored and thankful to be in this community,” Tavenner said. “We love Pocatello and everything it has to offer, and we’re excited to welcome travelers to this great town.”

InnTrusted owns the Courtyard as well as the Holiday Inn Express and the Fairfield Inn & Suites in Pocatello, with many more of their hotels located in Idaho, Utah and Montana. The Courtyard is located at 290 Vista Drive off of East Center Street. For those who would like to book a stay, visit www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/idapc-courtyard-pocatello.

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