this place is great. one my favorite camp ground I've stay at. I will never forget this placeread more

Decent just one of those dumb places that only want a 5 year or newer camper/RV, good amount of…read morespace to park, decent location

On time & got me to the airport safe. Friendly service. I would recommend Johnathan from BarNew…read morelimo service.

Jon went above and beyond to show me and my friends a wonderful time. He is kind, funny and…read moresincere. He takes his job seriously and makes you feel like a total VIP. His party bus was impeccably clean and had luxury features in the seats, flooring and interior lights. It was comfortable and a total blast for our group. Highly recommended.

It's the only 4 star "hotel" that popped up in my orbitz search in the Wilson area. From what I've…read moreheard from my in laws (who live in Wilson), this is a renovated building in downtown Wilson. The hotel was very nice. Modern, sleek and clean. I love that they offered an in-room kitchenette, very convenient for guests who like to cook while they travel. A few suggestions to improve the experience at the Harriss: offer larger beds, softer pillows, and a gym. I stayed in room 201 and the bed seemed really small. I can't remember if it was advertised as a queen but it looked like a double. Also the pillows were really hard. They looked really fluffy but when I laid down my head didn't sink into them. And lastly, it would have been nice to have a gym. Overall, I enjoyed my stay. I also found some nice eatery within walking distance from the hotel.

Love everything about The Harriss! Owners are committed to the resurgence of downtown Wilson and…read morethe surrounding community. They spared no expense or detail in renovating this historic property. Supremely comfortable and stylishly furnished. Great location - everything downtown is within easy walking range.

Go-go-go R-Line! I'm not a huge fan of buses, spent 5 years riding the Muni in San Francisco,…read morepacked like sardines but the R-Line is fantastico! Clean, free and punctual always works in my book. The service has only been running about a year or so but I'm starting to use it more frequently now that I'm in good enough shape (hah!) to waddle over to the nearest stop on Glenwood! With the new real-time tracking app, it's also become really easy to time your trips and catch a bus easily. The buses are clean and comfortable and the drivers are pretty cool too. So while Raleigh-ites may still be used to using their cars, give the R-Line a shot the next time you're out drinking downtown. Save yourself some gas and money on the R-Line. It's the right thing to do in so many ways...

For all the time I have spent at restaurants, bars, and venues in the downtown Raleigh area, I…read morenever took the opportunity to ride the R Line until this weekend. I parked up near where I would end up the night (around The Borough) and then took the R Line down to the Moore Square area to enjoy the World Beer Festival at the evening session. It worked out pretty good, took the R Line back and continued my night. The handiest part is the phone app tracking the buses (there are two circulating counterclockwise in the route loop in the downtown area). You know when to expect the next bus and time your arrival at the stop with it, with a little "you are here" icon for reference. Great feature, no guessing on when the next bus can come for you. For more info on downloading the app and other info on the R Line, try here: http://www.godowntownraleigh.com/get-around/r-line to read up. The most attractive part is that it is FREE. Free ride, free wifi, free free free...free is good. Free is tremendously awesome (or awesomely tremendous, whichever). Coupled with very clean and well maintained buses that are also hybrid electric buses that help everyone be environment-friendly, it's a good deal all around. You will usually see a bus every 10-15 minutes, being that there are usually two buses going on the 20-30 minute total loop. They do run late night till 215a on Thurs-Sat, for all the bar hoppers out there, but be careful around end of running time I hear...get out there well before the hours end to make sure you hit that last loop. I do wish they had better Sunday hours though, 1p-8p is pretty limited but it's great they even do have those hours period for Sunday. Later Sunday hours would allow for more dining hours type of utilization, I'd think. Bottom line: R Line is a great and free mode of getting around DTR. Great way to see downtown as well if you get the chance. Two thumbs up!

Great small airport with very little air traffic so you won't spend a lot of time waiting on the…read moretarmac. Staff is really friendly and knowledgeable. Civil Air Patrol sometimes does flights out of here and the airport is very kind to the kids. Duke Life Flight has a hanger here and they gave the kids a tour and talked with them. There is a barbecue restaurant on site where you can eat and watch the planes take off and land. Plenty of parking and a super clean facility.

Wonderful ladies took us on a tour of local spots and shared some history behind town and local…read morebusinesses. Food and drinks were great

Cat with Taste Carolina did an amazing job touring us thru downtown Durham and finding the best…read morebites and cocktails in the city! Thank you for a very enjoyable afternoon!!

The Store is a repurposed old general store that has been turned into a very retro/modern cool vibe…read morewith interesting architectural detail, wonderful art, and welcoming warmth. John is the perfect host. We especially loved the King room with large shower, lots of nice products, good coffee and real cream. We highly recommend The Store.

If I could give this sanctuary more than 5 stars, I would…read more Every inch of this space tells a story -- art collected from around the world, sculpted greenery and koi gliding through still water, lily pads floating beneath the gaze of elegant sculptures. It's a living gallery, a meditation on design and serenity. We spent hours in the communal space, talking, laughing, and letting music fill the air (their sound system is state of the art). It was so comfortable and inspiring that we chose to stay in rather than venture out. John is not merely a host; he is a curator of experiences -- part concierge, part architect, part storyteller. His presence elevates the stay without ever intruding upon it. We usually seek a new stay with every visit to Raleigh. But The Store has changed that. It's more than accommodation; it's an experience we'll keep coming back to.

My friend was staying at this hotel. I went with her to check in. First the staff was very…read morefriendly, they provided with one of the best rooms they had. The parking lot was very clean. The rooms were organized and the one my friend requested was non smoking. The bathroom was very neat and organized. I'm giving this hotel a good review because of the amiability that we received. Thank you.