3-Star Hotels in North Carolina, United States

The room is large and clean, and the bathroom is bright. However, slippers, toothbrushes and other supplies are not provided. If necessary, you have to ask at the front desk, but slippers are not provided. There is a private parking space. However, there are several stairs to go from the lobby to the room, so you need to carry your luggage. 15 minutes drive from the airport. There are many restaurant options nearby. 

The location is very good, walking distance from the Meadowmont to go, one side is the fast road on the side of the woods, there is a special walking/riding lane, followed by navigation and culvert crossing the road to a pond and lawn hillside, behind which is the office building to go. There are trails to the business center of Meadowmont, which is convenient for Harris Teeter supermarket, Quickley tea shop, pizza shop, etc. The room and service are normal.

I was very disappointed with the service I recieve. The first night I could not close the shade so I stayed up most of the night because there were cars and a lamp pole shinning directly in my window. I was lied to by the receptionist on duty that the maintenance man would fix the problem the next morning.. Again I had to endure the lights shinning in my room. I was told that they would move me. I was told by staff that the other rooms had broken shades also. I suppose to have a handicapped accessible room. Their virgin of a handicapped room was a shower with a overhead water and a small bench on the floor for a smallshort person. The maid did all she could to help by covering the window with trash bags and paste board boxes which worked amazingly well. I gave her a nice tip for helping me. I had to go to Walmart to purchase a shower chair so I could take a shower. They refuse to refund my money so I couldn't go any where else. I should not had to endure 2 days of little sleep and no shower cause it could be fix with a chair under 50 dollars. No hotel should be allowed to advertise handicapped accessible if they don't meet the minimum standards of what accessible means. The hotel is very convenient to my family and friends. The food was good and the receptionist on the day we left did apologize for the inconvenient.

Nice location and friendly staff

I was placed on the ground floor which could be very noisy for some people. Room was closed to house keeping, vending machine and other hotel function rooms. If you are a light sleeper, I recommend to specifically ask for top floors and quite wing. Location is 6 mins to Terminal 2, making it very convenient to go in and out to the airport.

The bathroom conditions are average, a bit peculiar, and breakfast is average. The room is quite big. The experience is not so good, it feels not worth the price.

For the reasonable cost of this hotel it was excellent. What made this stay for us was the staff. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Beverly went above and beyond for us. The only downside was the heater wasn’t working in the pool but things happen that are unexpected.

I had a terrible experience except with 2 employees. The accommodations result was me demanding politely to speak to the owner. The staff gave way much more infirmary on this topic. I spoke to this individual and learnt that I'd be given another night free charge which was fair considering what I've been put through. Overall I'm giving this a 1 and a half star. The did that is broken and not up to code is astounding and when ai tried to discuss this with the owner, it was well accepted. However, the door that the other room broke while I was staying there I saw the young man passing $250 dollars (and I think knowing Disputed architecture enough to know that type of for in the bathroom is worth less than than our together with the labor. I just.. regret not going to the Hilton. (Paris is Sliving and I'm proud that she is trying as an adult after all she's been through).