My fiancé and I stayed for 1 night while visiting the Andy Griffith Museum. Very friendly staff!…read moreClean rooms and ample parking. We both loved the breakfast. Churro waffles, vanilla waffles, oatmeal, sausage, omelets etc. we were trying to get the room cooled off the staff handled it right away! The only negative things I can say about the hotel is that the shower was a little slippery.

I spent the night in Mayberry!!!!!…read more This Hampton Inn is very nice and clean. Since they offer digital keys there was no need to check in and deal with staff. In our room was some decor reminding you of the Mayberry connection. You are minutes from historic downtown and stops like...Wally's Fillin' Station, Floyd's City Barber Shop and The Andy Griffith Museum. This would be a great place to stay if visiting Mayberry Days. The only reason for 4 stars is the hotel is not marked real well. We had a hard time finding our room in a timely manner. Definitely would stay here again

I absolutely love this place it's so quaint the cabins are made from old tobacco barns and they are…read moreabsolutely gorgeous inside very cozy and inviting with fireplaces some of the rooms have hot tubs and all the rooms have hot tub style Jacuzzi bathtubs. We got stuck twice on the road and the owner came with his own vehicle and pulled us out because it snowed right before we came he was so nice and so great about the whole thing if I could give this place 10 Stars I would it's a hidden gym right close to Mount airy / Mayberry which is a cute little town has plenty of shopping and some really good Mexican food!

We loved the hospitality and kindness of Kathy and Jennifer. The made to order breakfast was…read moredelicious! We loved rocking on the front porch and watching the deer and turkeys. It was the perfect quiet getaway! We highly recommend and can't wait to come back!!

Where to begin of this beautiful experience.... This Bed &…read moreBreakfast is absolutely beautiful. Todd and Lisa are such gracious hosts. Such a beautiful couple. They are very welcoming and make you feel at home. Breakfast is delicious and what a way to start your day. My wife and I will definitely be back. Thank you, Jeffrey and Alinda

This is more than a B&B. A Mighty Oak is a state of mind. My wife and I love the stately aura of…read morerich historical design in a completely modern structure. I mean, we didn't hear one squeak in any floorboard! Talkin' rustic and solid - a wonderful combination. This Inn has impeccable cleanliness and tasteful décor of every room. We came with another couple who are regular guests at B&B's all over the USA. They were decisively impressed. We came for the nearby Yadkin Valley wineries but found simply hanging out at A Mighty Oak to be quite pleasant. We sat on rocking chairs on the 2nd floor covered porch as we read or just talked as the stars emerged in the sky. Then we ascended to the 3rd floor for games (ping-pong, board games, TV sports) and reviewed the substantial bookcase. Of course, a huge facet of any B&B is the proprietor. We all recognize a passion for excellence when we experience one. It's there in spades with Todd, showing up in attentiveness to our needs and a pleasant, playful grace about him and his wife Lisa. And we saw his excellence in that 2nd "B" in B&B. We're talking as close to farm-to-table as it gets since the B&B's rear acreage is home to cows, chicken and plants. And, uh FYI, no smell in the air. Match freshness with culinary excellence and you've got an Rx for memorable breakfasts. I mean, I had never had a Scottish Egg and can't wait to see what Todd has up his sleeve next time! A passion for excellence shows up in every aspect of a business, but when it's a B&B, it can become quite special since they're sort of personal - I mean one actually lives there albeit for one or two nights. A Mighty Oak is indeed one special place. We will definitely return for our Mighty Oak state-of-mind fix!!

When I called they answered the phone as Econolodge so I was confused. They said that it was a Best…read moreWestern 6 years ago. This was the only place that had rooms available since Charleston, WV. We were tired and at this point didn't care what the room was like. The front desk staff (a young gentleman) was very kind and friendly over the phone and even made sure to give us alternate directions around the construction. It was 3am by the time we made it to the hotel. He gave us a discount on the room. The beds were clean. The rest looked like it hadn't been updated since before Best Western went out of business. The continental breakfast was normal and did the trick. We needed a place to sleep for a few hours and we accomplished that. Don't expect anything fancy.

Stayed as quality inn. Decent. Good restaurant next door. Nice view of Pilot Mtnread more

I loved this place very quiet and peaceful. Very friendly people and very clean. Highly recommended.read more

So I didnt actually get to stay here. I have no idea how but I booked the wrong hotel. The…read moregentleman at the front desk ws very kind and offered to show me the rooms anyway. I had already paid for the hotel I booked or I would have stayed here!

If we could give No stars we would! Our friend booked this hotel on our road trip to and from…read moreScranton and Lancaster PA to see the Big Boy locomotives. He said he always stayed at this Quality(less) Inn on his drives to Pa, and that it was recently renovated. It has two stories, no elevator! I walk with a cane and had to pull myself up & down a step at a time - the clerk claimed there were no vacant rooms on the first floor, but thinking back, it didn't seem that way. I'll bet it was bc our friend booked on a discount site. and wtgry gave those to awards guests or people who booked directly on their site. On our return trip, I asked if we could cancel and stay at the Hampton Inn nearby - which cost even less booking on the Hilton app! Our friend said we couldn't cancel. Once again, climbing stairs to our rooms, but at least we packed one small bag to lug up with our 71 year old selves. The first room we opened had dirty linens piled on the floor next to the stripped bed! It wasn't ready! So our friend told us to take the queen room- my husband needs a king but we agreed and he went to get a new room. Ours had a hole in the wall next to the bed on the side my husband slept on. We had to lift the refrigerator door above the lip of the shelf so we could open it. The bathroom door opened into the toilet seat. Towels were practically see-through. Renovated? Maybe in the 70's?! The breakfast offerings were horrid - we had coffee and a yogurt- would have loved a banana, but nope. The worst part of our experience was, once we were on the highway heading home to N Florida, my husband said he'd been bitten by something during the night! I wanted him to turn back to show the desk clerk but our friend was in a hurry to get back, which was another 2- hour drive for him from our house. We arrived home late and went to bed, even though J wanted him to take him to the ER. Next morning, he said we'd better go to the hospital. You'll see from the photos. I wish I'd thought to photograph that hole in the room! the story is this: At 3:00, nyachieo husband woke as if from a dream thinking something bit him in his dream. He got up, used the bathroom, then sat in the chair feeling clammy and generally crummy. You can see the photos of the bite on his arm, near the elbow on the inside. The bite was measured in the ER to be too big for a bat or rodent, 2.2cm, definitely looked like venemous snake bite - but maybe a dry bite or warning. Way to big for a bat unless it was a giant, and even pretty big for a venemous snake, probably 4-7'!!! Yikes!!! After calling their county hospital, we learned it could have been 1 of 4 venemous snakes in that area- most likely a timber snake! I alerted the hotel desk clerk Nancy and her manager. They both said they tore the room apart and found nothing and there was no way a snake got into the room! They said snakes don't climb! My husband thinks s snake was either under my pillows or under the edge of his side of the bed, because he usually hangs his arm off the bed or tucks it under my pillow. We live in Florida and I've seen snakes climb buildings and trees. It had to have been living in the hole in the wall/maybe even nesting! So after doing my research and talking to the nurses and ER doctor, including calling an ER doctor in our family, we agreed with the diagnosis of feral animal bite, because w/o the animal, my husband would have to endure rabies series of shots to be safe. The doctor and I both lived in NM where rabies is in bars, feral dogs, etc. Once you show symptoms there's no cure- you die. The first injection was going to be painful, so the ER nurse took him into her office and injected directly into both fang punctures!!! He said it was so painful that he nearly ripped the arm off the chair. He had to have 3 more injections over the next two weeks, driving to Jacksonville for each shot. I kept in contact with the hotel manager who said the owner would be calling or emailing us, but he never did. I'm pretty sure the staff we spoke to believed us, as did the health dep who said they and the sheriff would visit the scene and they notified the county where the ER is located in Jax. They kept thanking me for being so kind and even keeled. But basically there was nothing they could do - even though the owner was local? How about at least a cash refund? I'll bet he feared a law suit- we just kept asking them to try to identify the snake for the doctors!!! The manager said she felt so badly but couldn't give us points towards another stay - we've never stayed at a Quality Inn nor will we ever! Give us a Hilton property, which my husband booked for us while we were up in PA. My husband has suffered from pain anguish stomach & digestive issues, & headaches after the injections which he most likely didn't need but death from rabies-? He took the injections.

Clean room, indoor pool, close to the interstate. Very…read morefriendly staff! Accepts pets if you have them with you. The bed was comfortable and clean. Free complimentary breakfast.

Typically I stay in Hilton venues but we decided due to the length of our stay to try the Holiday…read moreInn Express as the pricing was more competitive compared to the Hampton Inn that was also doing construction. Insights: price for two week stay was competitive and flexible if we needed to add/remove a day, breakfast (hubs like the pastry selections and I was pleased with the coffee which was make as you go from a self-serve machine that grinds the beans and then is a pour over), Holiday Inn member points, corporate owned (this has become important to us as we have had huge issues with independently owned hotels like Best Westerns that corporate refuses to address), location in town is easy to get in and out and central to food, pharmacy, and other stores that we needed such as UPS/Lowes. Facility is newer, clean and smells clean but needs some TLC including carpet/floors, bathroom detail in the room such as floor corners and window wells in the rooms. Bed linens were clean and bed was comfy. Room set-up worked well but we selected a room with more space because of the extended stay. Employees were super friendly and responsive; no problem requesting more towels. We used the laundry room (one washer/one dryer) as we often are tromping around our acreage and need to wash tshirts and such; the machines ran well and did its job. The black out shade worked its magic and the window was large and offered a great view of Mt. Airy. We would definitely stay here again. We definitely will stay here again.

Time for new mattresses!! Horrible, lumpy and bumpy nightmare. Sheets feel like corn husks. The…read morebathrooms need a complete renovation. Shower sounds like a tea kettle getting ready to blow off the stove top with the high-pitched noises blaring through the room. The linens were high past their expiration date. My pillow case had a mold pattern on it. Gross! The wash rags were not white, some looked like the were used to clean up a grill...really gross! It was just really icky. Each night's rate was 151$ with an additional combined $20 in state/local taxes and occupancy tax. So, roughly $170 per night for lumpy mattresses with worn out box springs and icky linens.

Only one evevator operable. Rooms - great. Amenities - Great. Service- great. Breakfasts -…read moregreat. But when the elevators in a 5 floor hotel don't work, not great. An employee told us the elevators had not been working for years on and off. We were ther 3 nights and only one operated. A purchasing manager needs to be replaced ASAP.

On a road trip to Florida. Last-minute decision on where to stay. Very friendly on Phone and…read moreaccommodating. We got the room that we wanted with two queens. We came in in time to enjoy the wine bar. Very good wine, by the way. The beds were firm and super comfy. Great pillows. I didn't even use the one I brought from home. A nice bathroom. Very clean and had soap dispensers, shampoo and conditioner dispensers. They were all full. Breakfast in the morning was very good. Lots of choices. Fresh fruit, waffles premade omelettes, chicken sausage, and at array of cereals, yogurt, and other things. At the front desk, you can get free bottled water. Very quiet through the night. Very comfortable. Staff was awesome.

Ket, the receptionist was absolutely terrific, a great representative for Courtyard, she was very…read moreprofessional and made me feel like a valued member of the Marriott club. The room was very nice, the only problem was there was no power going to the bed wall light, and receptacle. Breakfast does not come with the room and there is no coffee available unless you pay for it at the bar.

This 18 year old facility is not well maintained. There was mold in the shower which I asked them…read moreto correct on three consecutive days with no success. Like many hotels they've moved to every other day housekeeping and it's impacted the cleanliness. During my week long stay they refreshed towels but never cleaned the room.