Central to downtown and right across from Spectrum Center which is nice. They give you earplugs,…read morewhich you will DEFINITELY need because this hotel is sooo loud - between the drums at 10pm after every Spectrum show, the cars racing in the parking structure across the street, and the train wooshing by at all hours of the night. I've stayed here twice for work and both times, there were hairs all over showers, bathroom floors and towels.

I stayed here over the weekend & must say the location is great. FOR ME, valet was on point. Get to…read morebreakfast early to get food and a seat. The check in & out process were seamless, HOWEVER the issue that I did have was the insane amount of hair on the bathroom floor, walls, in shower, and on the towels! It was ridiculous and disgusting at the same time. I had to get new towels and someone had to come get up the hair... I travel quite a bit for work, and yeah, I probably will never stay here again. Thanks but no thanks.

Came here for an event. Food served was great and drinks ate always good at the bar. Parking is…read moreplentiful as well.

Nice hotel overall with clean, well-organized rooms. One thing I really appreciated was that they…read morehave a designated outdoor area for dogs to use, which is always a big plus when staying at a pet-friendly hotel. There is a $75 pet fee, which I don't think is unreasonable--maybe slightly on the higher end, but still fair. We booked a room with a king bed, and it came to about $185 for the night (not including the pet fee). The buffet breakfast looked decent, but at $15 per person we decided to skip it this time. The staff was very friendly and even gave out a small goody bag with Milk-Bones for the dogs, which was a nice touch. WiFi worked well throughout our stay. Overall, I would definitely recommend this hotel. It's conveniently located next to several restaurants, has plenty of parking, and there's no parking fee--which is always appreciated.

I have now had a stay at The Ivey's hotel over a total of 3 times for a staycation & easily hands…read moredown the best hotel in Charlotte ! It's not just aesthetically pleasing the staff is over accommodating & the scents in the halls and all over catches your senses & attention when you first step foot inside . The turn dow service is something really to look forward to as well . Now it's a must while having a stay here you visit Sophia's lounge which is their restaurant it's giving 1920s vibes similar to the actual hotel . They offer food & drinks , when I go I always sit in the red queen's chair because why not ? If you haven't been yet I really don't even know what you're waiting for honestly .

Would be fine if paying $175/night, but not $450…read more The Good: Unique French decor The Bad: Very small rooms, shares space with a sandwich shop in a very urban area with lots of street people loitering around, the mattress was super old and did not fit the bed frame (room 220), and pillows were small lumpy rocks. This is more like a mid level apartment complex instead of a high end hotel. BTW, the entire "Michelin rated" statement for hotels and restaurants in the SouthEast is a bit of a joke. Waffle House is Michelin rated according to North Carolina. Lastly, the housekeeping staff was really loud @ 9am

Had to come here because connecting flight to NOLA diverted to Charlotte. Chose this because it was…read morecheap, I won't lie. Unexpected expense. At check in, told the elevator was out of order. Great! Just returned from 3 weeks in Europe so have to schlep all my suitcases up two flights via an exterior stairway. Exterior door has no lock so anybody could enter the hallways. A lot of crap outside entrance way. Room basically OK but strong chemical Odor. A/c LOUD. my flight was too early to experience the breakfast. I will say the bathroom had nice toiletries. Crummy neighborhood but if you so stay here, eat at McCoy's BBQ nearby. Good stuff.

Never extend your stay after reserving with a 3rd Party I…read moregot a family emergency and had to sleep there for a couple days and seemed like the best option at the moment but the terrible service started since the beginning which I'll explain after the extended reservation rip off: I got a decent deal through Expedia and despite the very unpleasant clerks I decided to ask for one more night and she said it will be faster without the whole check in process if I do it directly and not using Expedia and guess what: - THEY TOOK A SECOND DEPOSIT FROM MY CARD (and still haven't been reimbursed the first) - CHARGED MY DOUBLE THE PRICE PER NIGHT WITHOUT WARNING ME OF THE PRICE INCREASE If you have terrible reservation policies at least you should have people who at least warn you about it. The two clerks are cold heartless unpleasant anthropids and If Best Weather people like money they should at least put this two people in a basic costumer service training. I advise to use the rip off money to pay extra to the cleaning personnel they sure do a good job. Btw: they put me in the top Floor while the elevator is OUT OF SERVICE.

I'm truly conflicted about this review…read more.. I spent the weekend at the Charlotte Courtyard for pleasure, and there are some things they did great, and some things that definitely feel short. On the side of awesomeness: Their location is incredible!!! Seriously, you'll be hard pressed to get a better location in Downtown Charlotte. Situated right in the center of Uptown, they are close to myriad bars and restaurants, nightlife, and activities. Close enough to everything to be walkable, just far enough away to avoid the weekend bar insanity. Also, the staff was incredible!! Everyone I interacted with was kind, friendly, and went above and beyond to make sure my needs and wants were met. Last thing, the price was great!! Okay, the shortfalls: the rooms! While the beds and pillows were comfortable, the decor is about 20 years in need of renovation. Definitely circa 2002. Dark, dark walls made the room feel like a cave. And the ancient Motel 6 window air conditioning unit was so loud, I couldn't run it at night because it woke me up every time it kicked on. Also, they do have a lively rooftop pool. I heated. And it's in between two four-story wings of the hotel, so it gets minimal sun. And even on the hottest days (I was there in early Sept), the pool was an icy 50 deg. So again, I'm torn. Would I stay there again? Maybe. But at least I'd know what I'm in for. And now...so do you. And knowing is half the battle.

So I decided to give Courtyard a shot and it wasn't the best experience. Bottom line, if you're in…read moreneed of some rest and relaxation, I HIGHLY suggest choose a different hotel. First, the positives. It's located in the heart of uptown, which makes walking anywhere quick and simple. There is a public parking garage accessible from the hotel. The room is large enough for 2 people and the water pressure is top tier. Unfortunately, a fire alarm woke us up one morning. Emergency vehicles were arriving so we thought it was pretty serious. The fire alarm message directed us to use the stairs to exit and this became confusing. We followed an emergency exit sign which led us to a corner of confusion. One sign pointed in the direction we were heading and the other pointed in the direction we just came from (see picture). We decided to keep heading down our initial path, and the couple behind us decided to backtrack. Our path led us down a stairwell to a door that stated "not an exit" but also said "emergency exit" on the handle. We went through the door, which placed us on the 10th floor of the parking garage. From there, we had to find yet another way out... Ultimately, we all made it out, with no explanation of the cause. If this was a real emergency, there may have been some serious consequences. I hope they can add some clarity to their emergency exit signage during their remodel. More negatives. We stayed in room 314, and there was no headboard. There were only some weird, foam pieces with pillow cases. You can feel the springs in the bed, as it is VERY firm. If you're a side sleeper like me, this will hurt your back! I didn't know popcorn ceilings were still a thing, but there was some questionable fluid on it. And the bathroom seemed clean, until you looked at all of the hair that was left in many areas. Lastly, you can hear all of the grinding, drilling, and pounding from construction and every conversation in the hallway. If you choose to stay here, good luck

The Fairfield Inn in Gastonia is showings its age and in need of a remodel or proper upkeep…read more When I checked in, none of my preferences in rooms was met. It seemed like they purposefully did the opposite of all my wishes. I was put on the first floor rather than the top floor, near the stairs and not provided with feather-free pillows. Weirder, when I arrived to my room, housekeeping was still working on it. I'm not sure if she finished cleaning it or just left. But the smell of the chemical cleaning products or something to try to cover up another smell was awful. I put the AC on full blast but it was still overpowering when I returned from dinner. The floor of the shower looked icky; the curtains were stained; the wallpaper was coming off the wall. In the hallway, the baseboards were missing. The room was actually quiet but the curtains didn't close fully so there was light coming in all night. The breakfast area was large but the layout wasn't ideal so there was always a group near the toaster. Even though the area was large, the options were less than normal. It was a place to sleep and I was very happy to check out. I did receive 5,000 points for the problems.

Affordable near the airport (20 min drive) but the hotel is dated and needs updating. The staff was…read morefriendly and efficient. Basic, no frills place to stop for the night.

I was pleasantly surprised by this place. Usually if a place has "Inn" in its name I think of old…read morerun down but this place was upgraded and VERY clean. You can tell they take pride in the cleanliness of this place. It's in a great location that is walkable to all the shops and restaurants and short drive to sight seeing or activities. We went in March so it wasn't super crowded. I was disappointed that the indoor pool was closed, that is one of the reasons I booked this place. But I love how they even had a nice little area for kids to play with games and coloring books. The staff was very nice. The breakfast was good too. I would book this place again.

Excellent inn, that is in a great location…read more It is great until the elevator maintenance is timely. When we stayed at the Meadowbrook Inn the visit was marred by the fact that two main elevators were out of service, making it quite difficult to move about the buildings. We were not made aware of the malfunctioning elevators before we arrived. Apparently, the elevator repair crew was two weeks late in arriving to repair the elevators that were out of service. We received no allowance in our rates charged during our visit or at check out I am handicapped and found this problem aggravating since there was no nearby parking for the handicapped guests.

I was very pleased with the comfort and quietness of my room. The manager Rebecca personally…read moreattended to every one of my needs to make sure I was a totally satisfied guest. Louby, the house person, was so helpful and professional as she took care of a few other questions and things that had going on. Nice, quiet, clean property that I highly recommend!

My original room, the air conditioning thermostat on the wall, was broken and hanging off and would…read morenot cool the room properly. I had to be moved to another room which was a suite and supposed to be much nicer. In that room, the thermostat was also barely attached to the wall, but at least it kept the room clean so that was good. The phone in the room was a very old one and didn't even have the button identifiers on it. I had a broken hairdryer included in the bathroom and had to ask for a new one of those as well. They are doing construction outside very early in the morning so that was a little bit disturbing sleep wise, but understandable. It happens sometimes. I would say one out of four of the front desk staff I encountered, were actually polite to me on a regular basis. The beds were comfy, and I enjoyed the pillows although, I asked for housekeeping was told I would get it never did. The following day I was told I got some kind of a refresh service something that was not only never explained to me. It was also incomplete and I didn't get all of the services that came with that. My last day I didn't get any service, but at that point, it was pretty irrelevant. This was my first time staying at a Fairfield Inn and suites property. Normally, I choose the Residence Inn. I will probably return to that moving forward. The breakfast was decent day one, options were not as good day too, day three same food as day one however it was watery eggs, and cold sausage and really not worth eating. Overall, not the best experience, but you don't know until you try.