Chapel Hill Hotels

Very friendly and accommodating staff. Location is great with walking distance to UNC and Franklin Street. enjoyed the room as well as the historical aspect of the hotel.

Family in town for ball game. Unique hotel with indoor pool and pool table. Will stay there again.

As soon as we came in we were greeted by a very friendly and informative bellman. He took us to our room and did an excellent job with restaurant recommendations. We also had a great experience with the breakfast staff & breakfast was included!

It is a beautiful place. The rooms are very comfortable. They have everything u need. The bathrooms are spacious and the shower fantastic! The staff goes out of their way to be nice and accommodating. I look forward to staying there again.

Staff were helpful and very friendly. Room was updated and very comfortable. Great value!

The hotel was nice and very convenient for the rate.

However, no mirrors in the room and the beds are hard. Location, however are unbeatable for basketball games!

Very nice hotel with a great breakfast. Easy place to stay during appointments at UNC Hospital.

Had a great stay here. Staff was friendly and courteous, room was clean and up to date. Everything within the area was in walking distance.

Beautiful grounds and hotel! Was a little worried before we got there because it seemed very far away from campus. Took a while to get there to check in because of game day traffic, but later that evening it was only 6 minutes from our daughter's house and the event we were attending. Hotel staff was lovely. The guest pantry on our floor was stocked with various cokes, juices, water in the fridge - Dove bars and Ben & Jerry's Cherry Garcia individual cups in the freezer. Such a welcome and nice touch! One complaint...the bed. Most uncomfortable in recent memory. Admittedly, dear husband is a bit of a "princess & the pea" when it comes to sleep aways, but even I had trouble staying asleep - and even staying on my own side of the bed. It was like the bed was almost folded a little to keep us stuck in the middle.