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    Kimpton Cardinal Hotel

    3.6 (113 reviews)
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    Koko and I relaxing in the game room while the pops play games!
    Sharon L.

    I must say this probably was the best hotel stay we have had with our pups ever!!! We went to the area to check out the Moravian district which was maybe a mile walking distance away and we ended up eating dinner at Kimpton's outdoor restaurant one night and then at their indoor restaurant, Katharine's the second night. I got the steak frites and they were fantastic and highly recommended and when we go back I will definitely get that again and I'm sure my husband will too and he got a fish dinner which was great but the steak frites were the best!!! We had their complimentary happy hour both nights while listening to a variety of vinyl record music that the hostess played and had wine and an appetizer both nights in their delightful lobby area with our pups and we all felt like royalty during our stay!!! Don't forget to go down to the basement game room it is fantastic and we have seriously thought about having a family get together at this hotel because all the kids would love this game room. Honestly if you don't stay at the Kimpton Cardinal you've missed a real jewel in the heart of downtown Winston-Salem near the settlement of the Moravian District in the late 1700s!!!

    Rec room bowling
    Lesli S.

    First time staying at this hotel, but was excited b/c we stayed at an amazing Kimpton the night before in VA. Unfortunately this hotel did not live up to my Kimpton hopes - lacking service, rooms in disrepair. The hotel is located in the heart of downtown, not far from Wake Forest if you're there for a visit/tour. Valet was fine - congested area but they made it work. Check-in was okay - friendly..ish. Were unable to put our room next to our friends but that was no big deal. Went to the room to get settled in and was surprised by the quality/disrepair of the room. Both beds had several rips in the duvet, hair in the bathroom, rust in the shower, big cracks in the sink, room signage was dirty. Kind of grossed me out that they were so lacking on their upkeep. Got a text from Kenya at the front desk about 1/2 hr after getting into the room asking how everything was so I let them know there about issues of cleanliness and disrepair. Crickets.....they never called, wrote back, followed up. All of these issues, including the lack of follow-up simply point to poor management/leadership. Whomever is in charge of the employees is not doing a good job. There was a "happy hour" in the side room sitting area in the evening, which was fine. Nothing exciting and no vibe. Didn't eat at the hotel - ventured out instead. The one really cool thing about the hotel was the rec room, which is downstairs. Really awesome area to hang out in the evening before/after dinner. They have a small basketball court, couple bowling lanes (not as good as real bowling but still fun), pool table, foosball, shuffle board and ping pong. It's really a neat area that would be enjoyable to adults, teens, families. Unfortunately parents seemed to be dumping their little ones off there to play. Aside from a slide (not sure if it's there as a novelty or for kids who are there with parents), it wasn't really a little kids unsupervised type place. At least 3 sets of kids (all under 10yo) came running down the stairs while their parents left saying "behave yourself". At that point ping pong balls were all over, paddles were all over, the kids were screaming and it was no longer fun. I would NOT recommend this hotel to others or return next time I'm in the area.

    Gorgeous Christmas decor as always!
    Nicole H.

    Christmas decor was gorgeously laid out as always and pleased to say the valet was amazing too. Kindness is free, you don't have to be unprofessional to guest to communicate. Two rude and strained encounters with the same associate checking in really left us exhausted and disappointed in the communication style and approach.

    Sam Adams beer at "Wine Hour."

    Friendly staff, nice room and great bar! Everyone was very friendly and accommodating. The free wine (and beer) hour was terrific!

    Beautiful bathroom
    Bret B.

    Very nice renovation of the old RJR building into Kimpton hotel and condo. Stayed for two nights while on business in the area. Bed was comfortable and nice. Room was stylish and good enough internet for streaming meetings. Everything worked. Nice bath. Big windows. Plenty of plugs and lamps. Vallet and reception on point. Only negative is pandemic cutback related as restaurant is only room service until dinner and shorter hours. Coffee is not as good as other Kimpton hotels. I will stay again.

    Room with a Premium Exterior View

    Overall, the rooms are comfortable and the service is great. Room service food was good too. We paid almost $100/night extra for a Premium Exterior View and ended up with a view of the back of a parapet wall and some office windows across the street, so be careful about paying extra for a view. I talked to the front desk about it and was told I should have said something sooner and offered 10% off my room service. The surrounding block or two are office buildings, not a tourist feel, if that's what you are looking for.

    Steak frites (filet) with honey/horseradish butter and fois gras butter
    P. D.

    This upscale hotel is conveniently right in downtown Winston-Salem in a beautiful, historic art deco building. The valet service was quick and polite with no issues, and the hotel itself is stunning. Our room was extremely clean and no detail was overlooked. The mini fridge was fully stocked with liquor and mixers, and there was a drawer full of snacks. The bed was comfy, the a/c was cold, and the bathtub/wet room was our favorite part. Well, second favorite part. The best part was the room service from the Katharine Brasserie downstairs. Everything from breakfast to dinner to dessert was outstanding. This hotel is a destination unto itself!

    View from Room
    Jcf And Lg C.

    Hotel- Kimpton Cardinal Hotel (Winston-Salem, NC) Date- 30july2021 - 1aug2021 (2 nights) Overall: 5/5 Excellent. We always enjoy coming to this property. The staff and restaurant are excellent, and although the building itself is a bit older, features like the basement recreation room and expansive fitness center more than make up for the shortcoming. I always look forward to my next visit. Rewards Club Recognition- 5/5. Excellent. We were verbally thanked for our loyalty, and our room was upgraded. We were offered either 600 Welcome amenity points or the $10 Raid-the-bar credit, which could be used toward the restaurant or toward the 'bodega,' which contains the usual minibar items at the front desk. A 4pm late checkout was proactively offered for our tier of loyalty. The social password was good for a small bag containing a soda, a small whiskey, some popcorn, and a coffee bean treat. A dessert and bottle of wine was present in the room as our 'Inner Circle Welcome Amenity.' We felt like genuinely valued customers at this property. Staff- 5/5. Excellent. Letia and Justin consistently deliver a great experience when we are at this property. The two of them, in particular, always address us by name and are eager to ensure we have everything we need to make our stay successful. I always feel we are in good hands when I arrive and see them. Property Appearance & Maintenance- 4/5. Very good. Exterior- 4/5. Very good. The entrance is well branded, and the valet area is clean. Interior- 4/5. Very good. The edifice itself is older, but the upkeep is very good. The lobby is clean and inviting. All elevators and lighting were functional. Select baseboards in the hallways could be cleaned up, as could some of the spots on the carpeting. Accommodations- 4/5. Very good. We were assigned a one-bedroom king spa suite, and we were very happy. The view looked out at the old Reynolds Tobacco smokestacks, which was very nice. We have been in rooms on other corners of the building, but this view was the best we have had yet. The room was as advertised on the chain and hotel websites. The bed was comfortable, but the pillows were a bit flat. The extra pillows and coffee maker we had requested were not in the room, but the front desk eagerly had them delivered as soon as we reminded them. The bathroom was spacious and inviting. Housekeeping- 5/5. Excellent. The room was very clean. Bedding was in good condition, and the bathroom was pristine. The carpet was clean and in reasonable repair; very few stains were present. All toiletry items (shampoo, conditioner, soap, toilet paper, facial tissues, etc.) were all provided in a supply adequate for the length of our stay. Pool/Gym- 5/5. While there is no pool at this property, the fitness center is expansive, and there is a recreation room in the basement. While you won't be making a splash, you can play basketball, foosball, pool, ping pong, go down a slide, or even go bowling. One of two bowling lanes was out of service, but everything else functioned well. Breakfast/Meal Options- 5/5. Excellent. In addition to the bodega set up at the front desk, the Kimpton signature social/wine hour proceeds as usual from 5p until 6p in the lobby, and complementary coffee is available in the mornings. The restaurant is open for breakfast (or brunch on the weekends) and dinner. The food is stellar. Love the escargot at this restaurant. Laundry- not evaluated. A laundry bag and pricing sheet were present in the closet, and pricing was appropriate. Computer/Printer/WiFi- 5/5. Excellent. The WiFi signal was strong throughout the hotel, and streaming was smooth and uninterrupted. Other- Pandemic Operations: staff members followed the Kimpton Approach to Clean and IHG Clean promise advertised on the hotel website. Staff members who were visible or customer facing wore masks over the nose and mouth while inside the building, and sanitizing stations and social distancing markers were present.

    Gym
    Cassie P.

    After a couple unremarkable hotel stays recently, the Kimpton Cardinal restored my faith! Seriously, there was so much I loved about this hotel. Housed in the historic Reynolds Building, it's smack dab in the middle of downtown, nearby plenty of restaurants and bars. Besides the regal entry and lobby, the rooms are a very nice size with all the amenities you need. Combine that with complimentary wine hour and a basement with a SLIDE, pool, shuffleboard, basketball court and BOWLING LANES, there's so much fun to be had! The Katharine is the restaurant downstairs and it's super convenient for any meal and also room service. I ordered Caesar salad and French onion soup one night and it was actually delicious (and delivered quickly!). The bed itself was so comfy and very hard to leave in the mornings. I've always liked the Kimpton shampoo and conditioner offerings, especially how they're in big bottles. The room also had a mini bar fully stocked with snacks and drinks, including local offerings. I went to the gym one morning. It's really big and has so much equipment to play around with. The treadmills are a little outdated but worked fine enough. They also have Peloton bikes, if you're a cycler and into those, as well as towels and headphones! There's valet for $22 a night or you can park in the church parking garage behind the hotel. While I was there for the weekend, I didn't have to pay. I would stay here again no questions asked!

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