"Less of our family stayed at the Hampton Inn in Roxboro June 27-29 because of the exorbitant rate…read more We were first quoted a $234 rate, reduced to $209, then lowered to $199. That's plus taxes. Family members got rates at Hampton & Hilton Springhill in Durham for $139 & $159, and in South Boston for $137 and $152. When we entered our room, and we have pics, the toilet had a gray streak around the water line and the mirror was smeared. The big surprise came Saturday night when we returned to our room, which had not been touched by housekeeping; the tiny trash cans were overflowing,vrhe beds were unmade, and used towels decorated the floor and tub where we'd left them in our hurried, early morning departure. No new towels were brought in. I had to go get some. Imagine my surprise when I went to the front desk, where upon my query, I was told that rooms are only cleaned every third day! Imagine that for $200 a night or any price. We were never informed about that and had never had that to happen all the years we stayed there. And even though we are Hilton Honors, there was a big notice taped to the front desk that said in bold, underlined type, "Absolutely no late checkouts! This hotel is certainly not up to Hampton Inn standards and you can forget Hilton. The staff that's there is pleasant and seem to be diligent, but they aren't the franchisee. Maybe the owners should consider turning it into an indigent housing facility. Because it's already on the way. We got a BS answer from the hotel on the hotel site that said sorry we experienced less than stellar service but offered no actual resolution, FYI. In other words, if you have a problem at Hampton Inn Roxboro, they will do nothing about it.

Great hotel with awesome people. Breakfast is a must when Bella is working. She's so sweet. The…read moreonly thing I would change if I could would be the beds are a little bit on the hard side & it needs a laundry room. But definitely will be back when in the area! Can't wait for the pool to be open in the spring/summer.

Had to stop here for an emergency for the night. 10/10 do NOT recommend! Filthy conditions. Blood…read morestains on the walls in the bathrooms. Toilets do not flush, wifi does not work, the tv shuts off and turns off randomly. The most frightening part of the stay was when we heard the remote fall behind the tv. We pulled the bed back and there was a drug needle. We grabbed our things and left. Told the front desk manager and didn't get our money back. He said he had to ask his manager. Just wanted the money back for the additional night we planned to stay but couldn't because of the above stated. One star is being super generous. The police need to be watching this place because it's shady as can be.

I booked 2 rooms directly with the hotel for 2 nights for my daughter and a couple of friends. Was…read moreassured by the employee making the reservation that there would not be a problem even though they were under 21. They arrived at the hotel and were refused their rooms because they were not 21. And at this point one of them In the group was 21. Turned them away in the cold at 3 am with no where to stay. And refused a refund even though their employee made the reservation

First time in many years that I stayed here…read more Since my last stay in 2010, Innkeeper is no longer a chain hotel and the Roxboro location is the only one remaining in business. The positives were that the room was clean, no noise, comfortable bed, wifi worked well, as did the HVAC. However there was a problem with the television. When I could not get the set to turn on with the remote, I called the front desk and was told that I had to turn it on via a button on the side of the set. While that did turn on the set, I was unable to get a channel to come on (getting a no signal message). Called the front desk again, and was told I had to hit another button to switch the tv to HDMI 1 or 2. That did turn on a station, but then I could not change channels at all. Third call to the front desk brought an employee to the room, who couldn't make the channels change either. She said she would try to get me another remote - and that was the last I heard from her. The next morning upon checkout, I mentioned the trouble with the tv and requested an adjustment to the bill, which they did with no argument. ($10 off) They also did it with no apology for the inability to watch tv or for the inconvenience. That leads me to assume that this must be a reoccurring problem. While waiting for them to do the adjustment to my bill, I noticed a "hotel rules" page that I guess is supposed to be read and signed by guests. It included lots of common sense things (you must wear clothes when outside your room) and other warnings about no guests and no parties. Seems like the Innkeeper caters to the non business, non family travelers now. Doubt that I will return.

If I could give it 0 stars, I would. It was a horrible horrible experience. Mildew all over the…read morebathroom, dirty sheets, and the entire experience was gross. Please avoid if you are wanting something sanitary. Overpriced as well.

Although we didn't stay at the B&B, we stayed at Merrybrook Cottage just up the road. This place is…read moreabsolutely the most peaceful place you could imagine. With 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and sleeps 10, it was a perfect place for my family and I to stay for my daughters wedding. The kitchen has everything you need. Plenty of towels, tissue and paper towels. You really don't need a thing. Come visit Merrybrook, Bill and Lucy are completely accommodating.

How I discovered this Gem! My husband was booked for track time at VIR and I was tasked with…read morefinding lodging accommodations so I did some research to find the closest hotel to the racetrack and the Villa Cathedral was it. I had never stayed at a B&B so I was a little apprehensive but it was the closest to the track which for me was a win-win because it meant we could sleep in a little. All and all not only was it so convenient but I was pleasantly surprised! The room was beautiful, clean, comfortable and they also got up super early to have breakfast ready for us and to go coffee cups. Bill, Lucy and Gus the poodle were great host. They even accommodated the fact that we brought our 7lb doggie Abu. Gus and Abu quickly became friends! Gus was so gentle with our little guy. Their home is absolutely beautiful and tranquil. They will definitely be seeing us again. Best accommodations ever!

Notably, the location for this hotel is not quite where the map places it in either google or Yelp…read more It's just down the road, so you'll still find it if you keep driving. When I visited, there was construction going on that left a marginal entrance road and a very small parking area. This was exacerbated when I found that this hotel was apparently being used as a meeting spot for a trucker and ambulance driver conference (not joking), leading to a number of oversized vehicles making it rather difficult to get in. Setting that aside, it was a fine experience in the room itself, with good temperature control, minimal noise, and average amenities. The breakfast was substantial, but not special.

Guest service was great. The rooms were clean and spacious, easy to get to! Very close to the…read morecasino!

My husband got a comp room for us to stay here two nights, "room type assigned on…read morearrival"--thinking it's probably either the Luxury or Premium Room with King Bed. At check-in, we got upgraded to the Senator Suite!! The suite is a one-bedroom with a separate living area with couch & dining area and an extra half bathroom--also has a fridge and coffee machine. Very spacious, modern decor, and clean. Bed was comfy. I loved the suite!! Casino is fairly small, but nice! They do check ID right before entering the casino. Beware, it's a smoking casino but it's pretty well ventilated. No free drinks while you gamble here and didn't see any cocktail waitress come around the slot machines--had to get drinks at the center bar or sports book bar myself.

Visited this casino for the first time very recently, and this review will just be about the casino…read moreexperience. I did not stay in the hotel, or have anything to eat or drink while there. As expected, giant modern slot machines are everywhere, and mostly encircle the table games areas which are mostly in front of the restaurants. There is plenty of space to walk between games with people seated, even on a busy Saturday night while I was there. I don't have any interest at all in slots, but my friends do, and they highly enjoy playing the machines here. There seems to be bettings amounts available for any player, from the penny slotters to people with more money to burn. That's great. The smoke on the edges of these areas is not bad at all. I still find it amazing we somehow allow people to smoke ONLY in casinos. In the heart of a bunch of machines, you may find it more acrid. Thankfully, most have given way to vaping, and the casino is well ventilated. On to the table games. I have one big negative here. A minimum $25 per bet on craps ($5 for hard ways and other bets) is ridiculous, and is keeping people from participating. Maybe they lower these at off-peak times... but I love to play craps, and can't play the strategy I like for $100-$125 per shooter. No thanks. That is the main reason for the 3 star rating. You are going to make plenty of cash on craps, just lower the freaking minimums. $10 would be awesome, $15 acceptable. Have a high roller table somewhere if you want. Blackjack was more reasonable, with $15 per hand bets when I went. The dealers I "dealt" with (haha) were all great in their own way. Some helping players with strategy, others just being very professional in their roles. In all cases, games flowed freely, and we had a good time at the tables. No one smoked at any tables I could see, though it was allowed. I would simply move to another table if someone did. I don't really do roulette or some of the things like 3 card poker, but minimums there were also pretty acceptable. Craps was just way way off. CHANGE THIS. I didn't bet with the sports book or play in the WSOP room. I did join the players club, and pissed away my $10 bonus on a slot machine in 2 minutes. Overall, I left the casino a couple hundo richer following mostly proper Blackjack strategy, which is more than most can say I would imagine. Make craps more accessible, and you will see me more regularly. Don't... and you won't.

Montfort Hall, originally owned by William Montfort Boylan and changing hands several times since…read morehas been fully restored into one gorgeous boutique hotel and event space. The centerpiece of the house's interior is a rotunda supported by four Corinthian columns and lit by a stained glass window located on the roof. Walking into the foyer you cant help but embrace the timeless grace, where every corner whispers of history and a bygone era. There is a quiet serenity to the space, as if time slows just a little bit inside. The modern touch added to the old renovated mansion does come with a bit of a sharp, sterile elegance of a modern mansion. The Parlor is a great place to enjoy a delicious craft cocktail and even better, ADULTS ONLY! There are also many other lovely seating arrangements throughout the property, including outdoors, and a few even come with fire pits. Regardless of your intentions for visiting the Heights House, I am quite confident there will be no disappointments, unless they have a private event. Cheers!

The first thing to say about this is that you will be massively impressed at every turn with the…read morejob they have done in restoration, renovation, and design. Everything is lovely and though it is all modern and sleek, it still feels fitting for the original era of the house. The cocktail area takes up most of the main floor, with a stand-up bar just off the entryway with a few tables and then a larger lounging area with sofas and chairs just beyond. The drinks are exceptionally good, and the spirits menu is creative. They also offer a few small plates. There is plenty of paved parking immediately next to the hotel for guests only, so that is not a hassle as it can be at some B&B/inn-type establishments. At check-in, you are offered a complimentary glass of sparkling wine to set the tone. The rooms are comfortable, but I will say that the entry-level ones are quite small (which is apparent on the website), but for the rates charged there isn't even a place to sit and read a book other than the bed. There's one small, delicate wicker chair that would be for tying shoes or whatever, but not lounging. The bed is luxuriously dressed, and there is drawer space and a minifridge, but no closet -- hanging items can go on hooks by the door out in the open. The bathroom is spacious enough, with a broad sink and elegant tilework. The lighting fixtures throughout are nifty. I found the breakfast sort of average for this type of place. I came later on, so perhaps there is more earlier, but there were a few pastries, some hard-boiled eggs, and fruit when I arrived. There's also a fancy coffee-drink contraption, but those aren't my thing so I left that alone. It's a very easy walk across the Boylan Bridge and down a couple of blocks to the area of the Dillon with several restaurants, and the performing arts center is not far beyond that. Location-wise, there's plenty that's walkable but also more an easy drive away.

My daughter and I recently stayed here for 2 nights and couldn't stop saying "this hotel is just so…read morecute!" Cute in a southern charm type of way. Cute in a has a jar of (delicious) cookies at the check in desk at all times. Besides being so cute it's located perfectly right in UNCs campus and just blocks from Franklin street. We had a car since we were making our way thru North Carolina and needed to drive to Duke a few times, but if you're visiting UNC you could probably get away without a car. The room itself was cute (of course) and clean. My only dislikes was that the tv didn't have Netflix so my daughter and I couldn't watch a movie together, but my phone sufficed. The walls were also a little thin and we had some noisy neighbors. We enjoyed the brunch buffet before checking out on Sunday and it was delicious. Id I was bag in the triangle area I'd definitely stay here again!

We had a great stay at the Carolina Inn. I used to work at the CI when I was in college as a…read morebanquet server so it was nice to return as a guest and see it from a different lens. The hotel is now a Hyatt property and the renovations added modern touches to the sleeping rooms and lobby and restaurant. We parked overnight and the valet and front desk and all the staff are extremely friendly and hospitable. The standard rooms come with showers so I paid an upgrade for a bathtub. The rooms come equipped with a mini fridge, robes, a lovely Nespresso machine, and very comfortable bed. We had a delicious dinner at Crossroads and also a fantastic brunch buffet on Sunday morning. The hotel is known as a wedding venue so it is a great place to host rehearsal dinners and weddings and have the guests stay overnight. It is the university hotel and has the Carolina charm and history and is a great place to stay for alumni, weddings, or other local events. You are within walking distance of the campus and right by Franklin street. Thank you for making our staycation so fabulous!

Staff was very helpful and accommodating. However this hotel is overpriced for not having any…read moreamenities. The pool was not working which I can remember when it last did also there was no patio at all to enjoy outdoors. They have done some updates which looks nice . But still need to reduce the price while they are working on things.

$268.00 for a slum of a hotel stayed wednesday 29 jan 2024. room had two slithers of a roll of…read moretoilet paper......floor was not vacuumed! lobby is a total complete mess!!! and they charged me full price for this low life place! this place is under destruction! breakfast? shaking my head! awful!!!........reservation was made on line so did not know this place in total shambles!!! by pass this place do not stay there! i assked for my money back from the manager.......she said reservation was made online......do not patronize this dump!!! you have been warned!!~ ken mcfarlane

We came to stay here for the cantaloupe fest and trying to get our room was the most dramatic…read moreexperience of my life. We got told to go to a million different places on the property and then we we were finally on track to find our room the owner of Berry Hill came up to us and told us the room we had booked was no longer available. She said that "an employee who no longer worked there" booked us in a room that isn't available for the weekend of the festival. She was incredibly condescending and was acting as if we did something wrong. They ended up putting us in a room that was much worse and smaller that the suite that we had booked. There was no apology for the mix up-- only the owner being rude and unkind towards us. You would think that she would want to make a good impression since this biggest weekend of the entire year for this resort. Besides our terrible check in experience, the hotel was nice. There were scratches on the floor but we had a nice balcony and big windows. We did find an ant in the bed though.

Clean, sanitized in high-temperature wash Face masks…read morerequired for staff in public areas Hand sanitizer available to guests & staff Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas Beautiful estate. Nice tavern with indoor and outdoor dining areas.