Such a great spot if you are in town. My suite was very…read moreclean and spacious for me and my two of my family members for the night. The location was perfect. The property was really cute. Old school vibes with a modern farm house twist. Some cool art on the walls in our suite for sale which I assume were from local artist. Nice touch and made it feel a little more personal than the average hotel. I only wish there was valet or more than street parking. Felt a little iffy about leaving my car on the street not knowing the town. Staff interaction was minimal but lovely. Easy check in. Highly recommend if you are visiting.

We actually ate in the restaurant on the front porch of the hotel. It was a beautiful late spring…read moreafternoon and it was wonderful. The food was fantastic--right amount of appetizers, entrees and sandwiches. The staff was very attentive and nice. Only draw back was they only had one desert when there are five listed on the menu. Banana pudding would have been a nice ending, but our waiter explained they rarely ever have any of the desserts. Bar tender has talent also. If your visiting historic Hillsborough, certainly worth a stop here. I am glad we did.

Yuck. Sorry, but this Holiday Inn needs to step it up BIG time: it all starts with the family that…read moreruns this place (rude, self ingratiating, unhelpful).. This place gets you with kind women who check you in for your stay - it's downhill from there: no athletic rooms, zero substantial breakfast (even though I was told there was), no cream or milk for coffee, Internet that was non-existent and totally substandard help from the guy at the front desk 'Ahmedi'.. each time I came down into the lobby the pal was either stuffing HIS JOWL with guest snack food or making coffee for himself in the middle of the entrance! Beds were made well, but the sheets were wrinkled and did not look like they were fresh! Room was narrow and dark. The family that ran the hotel reminded me of a crime-operation type staff. Manager eating his own breakfast in the morning. The other guy parked his own car under the overpass in front in the shade while OLD Veterans, with rollers and in wheelchairs were now forced to circumvent said parked vehicles: this is NOT PROPER AND VERY RUDE BY HOTEL STAFF. Hotel staff: PARK YOUR CAR IN THE LOT!!!!! Internet was non-usable, even after figuring out how and which password is used! The TV channel fell out to a black screen at the tiniest rain shower in this area. Invest in a strong router - I MEAN IT. Internet has to work at Holiday Inn, or visitors will go some place else for their holiday. As pictures from Holiday Inn Hillsborough show clearly: trash was blowing in the entrance into the lobby and no effort was made to keep clean in the middle of the Covid-19 Pandemic! There was lots of paper and garbage in the hallways. Trashy. Sloooooooooooow elevator.. Rebel review: 3 No internet, no wifi, TV power outages

Because the staff was extremely friendly and helpful I am still giving the hotel two stars. My 83…read moreyear old mother and I stayed in the same room while in town for a wedding. My mother booked the room. First, the refrigerator was barely cooler than room temperature. The mattress were beyond their time, were soft and had permanent body indents. The sheets were clean and neatly pressed. The room was extremely dark with no overhead lighting, even with all the lights on, it would be uncomfortable to read in bed. All that said, it was the condition of the bathroom that earned this low rating and review. The toilet seat was so loose, you had to be extremely careful while sitting and you had to hold onto the counter and side of tub to get up. The floor was missing large chunks of grout and filled with dirt, the shower head was pulled from the wall, hair was stuck to the wall above the shower, and last but not least, there was mold on the walls by the tub. With my mother being 83 and physically weak, she did not want to go through the hassle of switching hotels- however if it had been just me, I would have left immediately. I have attached pictures of the bathroom.

Someone broke into my truck, and they barely cared, cops came but no one at the front desk has…read moreaccess to the cameras in the parking to show anything which is crazy, you have to wait for the GM come in during the day ... all they could offer me was something to drink and not from the bar, I was calling all during my lunch from work and could never get a answer from him ... nobody was being cooperative about the situation, I feel as though it was a inside job from someone that actually worked at the hotel the way they were so nonchalant about the situation..

This Hilton is in perfect proximity to Duke University. Easy commute to Durham and convenient to…read more85. Lounge in lobby also had a dining place for breakfast and lunch. There is also a bodega for toiletries and snacks. Rooms are clean and spacious.

Have stayed here twice to visit Elon. It's clean, comfy, and the staff are so helpful. It's an…read moreunder 20 minute drive to Elon, but it's so nice to be near a quaint town with some yummy restaurants nearby as well. The area is fun to explore also. Much more interesting than staying in Burlington.

Southern Hospitality at it's finest! We traveled to Mebane for my nephew's wedding and this was…read morethe hotel that was chosen for the visiting guests! Thank goodness they picked Acorn!! We were so grateful for their hospitality, the friendly staff and the extra mile they all went for all of us!! Christy, Mike and Mark could not have made us feel more welcome! I can without hesitation recommend Acorn Inn to anyone visiting Mebane!!

It was inexpensive but the room smelled weird, there were red splotches all over the ceiling and…read morethe carpet felt sticky the one time I forgot to put on shoes. The staff is very pleasant and helpful but the rooms need updating and in some cases restructuring. Our two beds had an island with a microwave and sink between the beds with the TV almost on the ceiling. It just felt unusual in a way that felt like it hadn't really been thought out. Skip the coffee. It's bad.

Truly the most revolting hotel experience I've ever had. The staff were great but the rooms were…read moreoffensive. My room smelled like cigarettes and urine and must. There was rust all over every metallic piece in the room. I had a reservation for two nights and could only bear to stay for one because it was truly f'ed up and disgusting.

The Siena Hotel, Autograph Collection, was an experience like no other, to say the least! From the…read morehotel staff to the rooms themselves, we experienced a very special and highly refined impromptu "escape" that was embodied with all the finest aspects of Italian elegance. IMO anybody who has actually been to Italy would agree, every detail evoked the charm of a Tuscan villa but with the perfect amount of modern luxury. Our room was well designed and clean, and the overall experience felt truly elevated. But the true highlight was dining at II Palio (their signature Four Diamond restaurant). Simply put: the food was phenomenal. From the perfectly crafted brisket and short rib burger--to the house-made meatballs and incredibly seasoned, fresh oysters, every dish showcased top-tier ingredients and culinary precision. Finally, the overall service was exceptional: Hotel staff were welcoming and gracious as well as knowledgeable, and genuinely enjoyable. That said, the addition of II Palio is second to none! This hotel and restaurant isn't just a "hotel restaurant"--it's a memorable destination AND we're already planning our return!!

Southern charm in North Carolina! My room was giant with two balconies overlooking the parking lot…read more I got to check out the gym, which was located on the second floor. Small but clean. Love the charm of the hotel. I was there for work so I didn't get to check out more. Super cute

A mostly positive experience. The room was pleasant, and it was nice to go somewhere close by, yet…read moreout in the country. The place was quite charming, the room nice and spacious with a fireplace, and the countryside pretty and accessible. However, they could certainly be more accommodating about breakfast. When I arrived to check in, the owner asked me what time we would have breakfast. I said as early as possible. He then said breakfast was served between 8-9. What was the point of asking me then? At any other B&B I've been to (such as the nearby and exceptional Arrowhead Inn), they've been more than happy to accommodate us for breakfast whenever we wished. So, we stayed, and enjoyed our experience at this Bed, sans the breakfast.

Great location for our college visit tour. Beautiful historic house. Thoughtful details such as…read morefresh cookies in the afternoon, high quality linens, and comfortable beds. There is a hiking trail on the property that leads to the nature preserve at the back of the property. We can't wait to go back in warmer weather.

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!

Excellent hotel experience at The Rizzo. Very, very clean. A lot of amenities for the price point…read more Nice fitness center, swimming pool, bar, restaurant, etc. A little displaced from main campus at UNC but not inconvenient at all. Nice bonus with each floor having guest pantries that include free ice cream, coffee, Coke products, and popcorn. Such a nice experience that I almost want to keep it my secret!

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Rizzo Center on a trip to the RTP area. The Rizzo…read moreCenter was a spectacular stay, situated in a safe area, next to numerous walking trails, and provided a range of amenities. Although note that you can't really walk to the main campus from here (although they provide a guest shuttle option). Check in was quick and easy, and staff were friendly and helpful. Our room was clean, comfortable, and was stocked with luxury amenities like Nest bath products and a stocked Keurig machinene. The Rizzo Center also had a full-sized gym, complete with two stationary bikes, a rowing machine, a peloton, a cable machine, a couple of treadmills and machines, and full dumbbell sets. They also provided a guest pantry, which was open 24/7, and stocked with ice cream, soda, coffee and tea. They also had several laundry machines on each floor, free for guests to use. The complimentary breakfast on the first floor was great, and included oats, grits, fruits, yogurt, pastries and hot foods (frittata, scrambled eggs, french toast, sausage/bacon, etc.). Definitely recommend staying here when visiting the RTP area.