Raleigh Hotel Guide - Raleigh City Museum hotels in Raleigh, United States of America.

"Front desk staff, quiet floor"

"The room was great! Looked very clean, cozy and great vibes. Delaney was there our whole stay and made it 10 times better! She has the best attitude ever and I highly recommend staying here with the great staff, amenities, and clean rooms."

"Room was spotless, (Coffee maker needed to be cleaned) staff very friendly and professional. "

"This hotel was fantastic! Every staff member we met was so kind and helpful, the hotel was beautiful- the room very clean and I’m a tough critic on hotel rooms. Even valet was cheerful when grabbing our car in an ice storm. I would highly recommend this hotel. Within walking distance to many places "

"Love this Hotel we stay here every time we visit our family in Raleigh NC staff is super friendly and everything is steps away "

"we loved our stay! my kids and i were able to walk around downtown with ease. we had a clean room, staff was friendly and the hotel was nicely decorated. we will definitely stay here in the future "

"Everything about this listing is great! The hosts are also very responsive and friendly."

"My husband and I had such a wonderful 3-day stay over the New Years holiday. The location can't be beat with tons of restaurants just out of the building door and walkable everything in the center of downtown. The unit is adorable with a great set up and a pretty cool panoramic view of the city market / mooresquare park end of DT. The unit was clean and comfy with toiletry baskets in both bathrooms that included a supply of towels and cloths which was a nice touch. Communication and check-in was always smooth and prompt and the renters are friendly and accommodating. While we didnt get a chance to enjoy all the amenities with the weather, the options are outstanding, with roof top gym, work lounge and pool. We are most definitely staying again when visiting my home city of Raleigh. "

"A great alternative to a big hotel. Immaculately clean w tasteful, minimalist decor. Although we didn't use the attractive parlor or dining room, we did have the breakfast room/kitchen to ourselves. I enjoyed looking out through the glass wall into the cozy but beautiful fenced-in backyard. That is, until the Musak kicked in at 7AM. It WAS very low, but does anyone want to listen to someone else's taste in music that early? I had to retreat back to my room. Pros: Very comfortable bed & linens, quality soaps & lotions, good coffee, great tea selection, automatic bathroom nightlight, super quiet, ample parking. The only negative (besides the lackluster breakfast) was the multiple reminders that it cost $25 to check in early. When traveling, it's hard to judge arrival time, so we walked around in freezing rain killing time til 4pm on the dot. No hotel or BnB does this. A bit off putting for $300."