Winston-Salem Hotel Guide - University of North Carolina School of the Arts hotels in Winston-Salem, United States of America.

"Facility: beautiful historic building Room: clean, huge room, very comfy bed; keurig coffee & complimentary bottles of water, wonderful toiletries Amenities: Wine happy hour, cookies and milk at bedtime and full hot breakfast all in a charming large dining area. Actual plates, coffee mugs and slice at breakfast Location: walkable to many wonderful shops and restaurants "

"The Customer Service was over the top. Cleanliness and staff were outstanding."

"The room was spectacular. Clean, decorated nicely. Comfortable bed and pillows, spacious. No complaints."

"Every thing was great "

"The house was great! Well maintained and in a perfect location for our weekend plans. Claire was very responsive and provided all the necessary information and then some. Thanks for a great stay!"

"Great hotel"

"Super comfortable accommodation! Cute suite close to downtown. Perfect spot. "

"Absolutely spotless and adorable cottage with tons of room, with a layout that makes it appear more spacious than its stated square footage. The decor is cozy and welcoming, with board games galore in the living room. Loved the spacious dining table with bench. Both showers are gigantic and tiled beautifully. We chose the dual-head shower in the spacious back bedroom, which easily holds 2 queen beds and furniture, as we chose to sleep there instead of the front bedroom. The mattress was very comfortable for both my husband and me, and we both have bad backs. The backyard is spacious, and it was nice not to have to park on the street, making it easy to transfer luggage up onto the porch and into the front door. Also, centrally located for sightseeing with a Publix and Trader Joe's within minutes from there. Once again this cottage is clean, clean, and clean - such a joy!"

"Nice and modern and well appointed. Very clean and cozy. Loved the proximity to Acadia Farms for coffee a few groceries and delicious biscuits. Easy ride to UNCSA and downtown Winston-Salem. There may have been a squatter living on the porch of the house next door. We weren't worried as we are big city people but other guests may feel uncomfortable. Overall a great place to stay in WS."