Plenty of parking around the entire hotel. When you enter…read morethe lobby is clean and bright. Check in was easy, person at desk was friendly. Our room was clean- we got a king suite with a pullout couch. For a suite there was not a separation- the pullout couch was across from the bed-the pullout couch was the size of a love seat it was very hard couch. Shower was nice, barn door on the bathroom. No dresser to put clothes- did have a closet. Pillows were terrible- needed 2 and they were still flat - we could have used 4 each- Towel's were scratchy. The shampoo, soap, body wash and lotion were really nice! Breakfast was good- so much variety. BAD- they let someone bring their dog in the food area!

We stopped in for a two night stay. We were greeted with bright smiles and cheerful attitudes…read more Payton was extremely helpful and easy to work with. Our room was ideal. We have a service dog and got a first floor room on the end so it was easy to dash out for potty breaks for him. The room appeared to have been recently renovated. Except for the carpet, everything was very clean. ( I don't think I have ever liked walking barefoot on hotel carpet. It's always sticky. It is probably very difficult to maintain with all the traffic.) The room had a slightly musty odor. So much so that I asked Hosia with housekeeping for some baking soda and to borrow his vacuum. He was very kind, soft-spoken, and helpful. I sprinkled it rather well, let it sit, then vacuumed it up. Now, the reason I asked to do it myself was because when my service dog has his vest off, that's his down time to be playful and relax, but also he,like any dog, reacts to a stranger in his personal space by barking. A stranger in the room especially with a vacuum would have made him to be loud and disturb others so that's why I did the vacuuming. I did not WANT anyone else in the room for that reason. And I am capable to use a vacuum by myself. Just as I finished, Hosia comes to the room and says he needs the vacuum. He looks a little urgent. He said he was not allowed to let a guest use it (his supervisor was standing right there when we all greed I could.) but apparently the general manager jumped on them about it and, honestly, that infuriated me. He and his supervisor were very kind to us and helping us with the odor. I cannot use febreze or Lysol or any fragrances due to severe sensitivity so the baking soda was a good choice and helped a lot. She should have thought that through. I would have gladly given her a THOROUGH explanation and defended the staff and their actions. And Hosia, housekeeping, and Payton all deserve recognition for their guest service's ability. The GM, however, needs a lesson in listening, understanding the dynamics of having a dog (of any kind) in a hotel, and customer accommodation and satisfaction. Aside from that the stay was great. The grounds are very well kept and safe to walk the dog day or night. There's a place to dispose of poop bags and it's all well lit. I would have given 5 stars if it weren't for the general manager's ignorance.

This is my first visit to the Inn and it did not disappoint! I have always loved big historic…read morehomes like this and Teresa & Craig have done a fabulous job with the remodeling & decorating. I have only seen 2 of the guest rooms so far but both are lovely! I am staying in the Bella which is the bridal suite. It is gorgeous & has an enclosed sleeping porch, now the sitting room. The furnishings are so cute and the bed is super comfy!! I slept like a baby last night which rarely happens if I am staying at a chain hotel. I love the claw foot bathtub, which also has a shower in case you don't have time for a nice relaxing bath. I also love the toiletries they stock in the bathroom. The shampoo, conditioner, body wash & lody lotion all smell fabulous! They also include other essentials like makeup remover wipes, shower cap, etc. They even have some bath salts that smell fabulous if you have time to enjoy a nice bath. Unfortunately this trip is for business so, I havent had much relaxation time. Also, my hubby could not join me this time due to his work, but we will definitely have to come back on a weekend to enjoy this wonderful place together. Since I had to be at my client site at 7:00 AM, I did not get to enjoy the full sit down breakfast this morning but Teresa & Craig packed me a nice go-to b-fast bag packed with all sorts of goodies including juice, bagel with cream cheese, a banana, and a delish Kind bar & even put a nice go-to coffee cup out for me so that I could take my coffee on the road. Also, I must say in this day & age I am very concerned about cleanliness at the big chain hotels and this place is immaculate! I have already booked some return trips as I am working on a project in the area for the next several weeks. I am sooo glad I found this place and would highly recommend it! Looking forward to my next stay! :-)

What a great find on Expedia for the Morganton area! I was expecting to book a standard, corporate…read morehotel for business but took a chance with local accommodations. While making my way here I was a little worried but 10 seconds after meeting the innkeeper I was so glad I booked here. The inn is a beautiful, restored turn of the century home with huge magnolia trees on either side. The innkeepers take care of you and will accomodate any dietary or schedule needs you may have. If you are a light sleeper, use the provided earplugs to avoid getting woken up by the occasional train passing through at night. It didn't bother me at all. A comfortable room, a free upgrade, delicious breakfasts, and friendly, attentive service made for a very enjoyable stay. Looks like a nice spot for weddings and other events, too. Highly reccomended!

Sadly, Yelp does not allow negative stars, hence the (minimum) one-star rating. Unless you are an…read moreundocumented construction worker, a refugee from a homeless shelter, or seeking a low-rent (*really* low-rent!) rendezvous, avoid this motel like the plague. The building itself is a standard Red Roof Inn (probably dating from the chain's founding in 1973) - which is likely the last time it saw any effort at renovations. People were constantly walking past the room at all hours, including barking dogs and loud children. There is no breakfast, just a [non-commercial] coffee machine in the lobby / check-in area. (Mercifully, there is a Waffle House next door.) Worst of all, they required a credit card over the phone for check-in to reserve the room. Only upon checking in were we told there was NO Internet and NO TV available. Drive further or sleep in your car - both better options than this dump.

Okay, I doubt a Red Roof Inn in Lenoir NC is a destination stay for anyone. But what it is, is a…read moresolid (3+ good) spot to spend the night if you're on the road. It was halfway between our starting point and our destination for a recent trip and for just at $100 (cheap for inflation years) this met all of our needs. Check in is done via drive through which is a new one for me but it was super convenient and quick. Very friendly service as well. Our room was clean, quiet, and had the basic amenities (in room single pot coffee, fridge, shower with decent water pressure, AC unit that helped keep things cool and served as a noise machine. Bed was decent, seemed somewhat new. Free basic breakfast served in the AM in the lobby. No complaints! Note-- this is located on a main strip across from fast food spots and gas stations. Both Google Maps and Apple Maps led us to the middle of nowhere blocks away and it took Waze to get us here for some reason.

Beautiful location and friendly staff! Great location to get away from the daily grind!read more

Decided to try this place out and everything was going great until my mom and little sister almost…read moredrowned, we all thought they were playing so we stood there and didn't do anything. Other than that I loved it and I'll make sure to visit again with life jackets

Since I was here last there have been changes...and not good ones. When you get stuck traveling…read morefor weeks you at least want more than 7 channels on the TV (slightly exaggeration but close). And the pillows...you really needed to be like hulk hogan for them to be use; I'm not sure who has a neck that thick? Long? For pillows that thick to be of use. Well...we had 8 of them to use..or not use. (Yes, we went to the front...and got more...to not be able to use). Staying at this property isn't even worth the starbucks in the front yard.

We stayed at the Hampton Inn in Morganton for a business trip from April 17-18th. Ms. Nicole, Mr…read more Mitchell and another young lady whose name I didn't get were more than kind and helpful during our stay. Check-in and check out were super easy and quick. They still had out their coffee, hot chocolate, and teas out for those needing a refresher, which is always nice. The hotel was very clean and our room was also very clean. I can honestly say that this is the first hotel that I have ever been in that the shower curtain felt and looked clean. The room AC was on point. I love a cold hotel room for sleep. I do wish the refrigerator was a little colder, but other than that, I have no complaints. We enjoyed our stay.  The plus side to this hotel is that Starbucks and Cracker Barrel are right next door.

I was attacked by an employee in this facility! After the manager gave me permission to go to the…read morebreakfast and take some to my room For my kids manager even gave me a bag to grab the food ! Lady came up snatch the bag pushed me out of the way and grabbed the sign they had shoved it in my face and said only 1 only 1 this woman then proceeds to yell at her manager ! The rooms were disgusting! Beds wheee horrible! I felt sorry that the manager was being treated this way by an employee. We asked for a full refund and left because we were terrified that she would hurt our children !!!! Save your self the money and go somewhere else I promise you save your self from This horrible place

NO STARS- guys, absolutely horrible . No exaggerations- first we arrive, the woman at the front…read moredesk was non-charismatic, she gave us room 231 ( VIEW PICTURES ) room smelled horrible, from the moment we walked in my mother and I had a sneezing attack - when we enter bathroom ENTIRELY covered in BLACK MOLD - atrocious - so I go through their drive through window - I tell her the problem and it was as if she didn't care - I even offered her to view the pictures and she bluntly said "No" taps the room key on counter for me too take ( like saying: I don't care, just grab the key and go) .... Now she gives us room 233. Smelled like cigarettes ( even though it was a non-smoking room ) ... As we get settled in, we used restroom the air exhaust vent switch in the bathroom didn't work - and the sink knob was broken off so we had to use the cold water thee entire time by using a towel ( and when I addressed it to the attendants attention it was as if she didn't care AGAIN ) also the shower dial pops off when turning - and you either got freezing cold or burning hot water - the bed sheets were stained yellow - ( we ended up paying and sleeping elsewhere - RIDICULOUS )

my heart is breaking over this tragedy. please know you are in my prayers during this trying time…read more I have such wonderful memories of my times at your beautiful lodge‍

Awesome food, drinks, views and service. Upscale atmosphere…read morewith reasonable prices. Our party of 3 ordered 3 different entrees all exceeded our expectations. Smoked old fashioned was oerfect.

PROS: -Generously…read moresized suite with soaking tub and large separate living room -Friendly downstairs host -No parking fee, easy elevator access -Within walking distance to downtown Blowing Rock -Room was meticulously clean upon arrival CONS: -Room did not have an iron -No outlets for phone chargers on either side of the bed, only phone charger was across the room behind the hotel phone -Floors were creaky despite it being a new build -The courtesy basket came with 2 muffins in plastic containers, 2 paper plates, and plastic utensils. With spending $400 a night we expected it a bit fancier. -Towels were gym-level quality. Horrible. Again, $400 a night. Gulp.

If I could give this place 10 stars I would!…read more I can be pretty picky when it comes to lodging. The Manor at Blowing Rock checked all my boxes, and then some! I would define it as "Sophisticated Simplicity". I was staying here for a personal getaway and was assigned to a beautiful room with a separate sitting room, a gorgeous bathroom, and a zen bedroom. The decor was lovely, stylish and tasteful. The staff was professional and helpful. It was quiet and relaxing and only a short walk away from the town center, perfect location! There is a pretty little creek that winds along the back garden area, I really enjoyed sitting out and watching the ducks. I am torn between keeping this little gem all to myself, and sharing its amazingness with the world! I can't wait to come back.

The Fairfield Inn & Suites is located close to Downtown Morganton. Even though you can easily walk…read moreto downtown, it sits in a nice, peaceful residential area. I first stayed here back in 2022 after my GPS took me on a wild, scenic detour rather than the interstate, and the property instantly made my permanent return list. I have stayed here many times since that initial visit, including two times in the past month alone, so it was definitely time to update my review! This is a newer, beautifully maintained Fairfield property, though the room rates do tend to run a bit high. It could just be that I happen to visit when they have a high volume of bookings, as my most recent trip had three wedding parties staying on-site at once. The staff here are absolutely amazing. Back during my first stay, I noticed some of the employees communicate in ASL. While I do not know much American Sign Language myself, I think it is wonderful that the employees know this language and that management values offering that accessibility to guests. On my recent trips, the front desk team even warmly welcomed me back upon arrival! I was given two awesome room upgrades during my past two visits; the last room featured five windows and a ton of beautiful natural light. The rooms always provide the perfect layout to relax, a great selection of cable channels, and excellent Wi-Fi. Logistically, the hotel features a large, well-lit parking lot, two elevators, a small outside swimming pool, and a fitness room. The breakfast area in the morning is nice and remains far above other Fairfield Inns I have stayed at, offering a good variety of hot and cold items from eggs and bacon to oatmeal, breads, cereals and waffles. I like the selection of toppings for the oatmeal and waffles. The breakfast staff does an excellent job of replenishing everything as needed. The hotel still has Pepsi products and hasn't fully transitioned to Coca-Cola, but I did find a Sprite in the Market, so that is a start, and maybe next time I can get a Coke. It is a reliable, high-quality favorite that continues to hit a five-star benchmark!

We have stayed at hotels literally all over the world and I have never had a better experience than…read morethis hotel!! To a person the staff was Outstanding!! Kandi and Gloria at the front desk went above and beyond to make us feel at home and welcome, seldom in all our travels have we had customer service come even close to this. We will definitely be back and will recommend to anyone that will listen.