Raleigh Hotel Guide - Bowlero Durham hotels in Raleigh, United States of America.

"Spacious rooms, helpful amenities"

"During graduation weekend- they had one person at the front desk who was unwilling to get towels for the customer- said she was the only person working and they “ran out” which is unacceptable. When I said it was unacceptable she said she didn’t know what she wanted me to do. "

"Wonderful stay! Beautiful and peaceful location. Would definitely stay again. Thank you!!!"

"Great location, Clean rooms"

"I confirmed the day before I’d be checking in by 11pm, they said I had until midnight. Even I arrived exhausted from traveling at 1031pm they said they cancelled my reservation and gave the room away because I didn’t answer their call when. Prostitues and a pimp were working the parking. Employee Victor was unprofessional and it took me till 1am to find another hotel, thankfully I did and it was so much better than this dump."

"We were in room 336. Dry large 1 bedroom but the room smelled musty and urine, gross smell every time we entered, breakfast as ok, barely had any fruit and would put out 1 pint of blueberries and say they were out, could have been much better "

"We came from High Point NC for our daughter’s graduation from UNC Chapel Hill, the location was perfect for the weekend. Breakfast was great, Beds and pillows were amazing and Very Clean. Staff was extremely helpful and friendly. We will definitely will stay here again when in this area!!!! "

"If you’ve ever wondered what it feels like to live inside a converted treehouse designed by escape-room enthusiasts, this Vrbo is for you. The attic apartment above the garage had “cozy” energy, which is realtor code for “watch your head on every ceiling beam.” The shower pressure was so weak I’m pretty sure the water was arriving via eyedropper. I spent more time negotiating with the door locks than actually relaxing — every entry felt like cracking a safe in a heist movie. By day two, I considered leaving breadcrumbs just in case I couldn’t get back inside. That said, it was memorable, and I now possess the patience of a monk and the upper-body strength from trying to rinse shampoo out of my hair. One step above pitching a tent in a public park."

"All was very good or great!"