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Sheraton Raleigh Hotel

2.7 (209 reviews)
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Wendy J.

The front desk clerk last night was so helpful. His name was Rocky It is very rare to find someone that will go out of their way to help another person. I travel a lot the only other hotel that is above and beyond is the Marriott in Midland, Texas those front desk boys are wonderful there too. It makes a huge difference

Rebecca M.

I chose the Sheraton hotel in Downtown Raleigh to stay the night before my jury duty service to avoid leaving super early and avoid the morning traffic. I had stayed in this hotel about 20 years before before I moved to the area so was familiar enough with it and it was close enough to walk to the Justice Center. The parking garage is across the street and the hotel and was $22 for the day. The hotel site had said it was $12 a day and the garage had a sign to bring your ticket to the hotel. But I was told they no longer have anything to do with the parking garage as of 10 days ago. If I had known, I would have parked in another garage or lot. Check in was otherwise friendly and helpful. I was not given a welcome gift. I was put on the 17th floor which is the Club Level. I was impressed by the room with all the outlets, some were even in the couch. They had the plank flooring and I could tell it was updated at some point. The bathroom appeared clean and had nice amenities. I also liked that the key card was needed to reach floors 5-17. The ceiling had evidence of water leaks. Then after being in the room for a little bit I heard the noise. At first I thought it was outside and maybe construction or from the event. But it didn't stop when it got dark so it wasn't that. It would go for a bit then stop and start up again. It sounded like a jack hammer. I'm not sure if it was from the AC units or a generator on the roof or something with the vents or pipes. It may have even been the elevator. I'm not sure what it was but it kept me up and I didn't get much if any sleep. The plumbing does not seem to have been upgraded as it took multiple times to get the toilet to flush. I had access to the lounge which was much smaller than I expected with maybe 6 tables and a couch. The lounge was open in the evening and for breakfast. The staff both times were friendly. The morning staff even called to have someone check on the room noise. I have no idea if they looked into it though. Alcohol was available in the evening as well as other beverages and some snacks. They had quiche; muffins; cheese, crackers, fruit and veggies. Breakfast was scramble eggs; bacon; sausage; potatoes; fruit; oatmeal and beverages. Thankfully I did not need to stay another night. I would have moved to another Marriott property if I did.

Adithya B.

Not a good hotel. The room smells of heavy cigarettes but at least there's a gym and it's in downtown. There is also a hotel bar but they close at 11. The television is also useless since it only has a screensaver that says Marriott. The AC works but I don't think they changed the air filter.

A very nice meeting place. Good for 200 person meetings/forums/events. Food is and accommodations are outstanding.
David B.

I attended the Southeast Rail Forum #SRF2025 at the Sheraton. Because I live in Raleigh, did not have a room. The event was on a Tuesday and Wednesday. The Oak Forrest Ballroom is excellent. Buffets were set up for breakfast and lunch in the Esplanade in front of the ballroom. There are meeting rooms in the Hanover (Truist) Building which is connected to the Oak Forrest Ballroom and Esplanade via a very cool skybridge. Jimmy V's Ostria & Bar is on the lobby floor. If your planning an event in Downtown Raleigh--this is the place.

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Talita M.

Rooms are super clean. The hotel decor is updated and modern. The price is reasonable per night. Parking is 22.00 a day. This is the reason I didn't give 5 stars.

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Kimberly T.

Great hotel! Great customer service! I really enjoyed my time at this hotel. They have a nice little lounge on the top floor for their elite members. There I met Lamoud who was amazing! He was welcoming and very friendly. We had a beer and some small bites which you can see in my picture. We also had an amazing experience with Jamel at the front desk. Very professional and caring. Both Lamoud and Jamel took our trip to the next level and made our stay the best!

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Joe S.

Pretty nice hotel which is convenient to a lot of spaces in the downtown Raleigh area. Whiskey Bar to the South, Mezcal Bar to the North, Beer to the East and Beer to the West. Everything you need, right? The room was a tad small but I've been in smaller. The bathroom was big though so that was a plus. Lighting in the room was a challenge but lots of USB ports made charging all of me peripherals easy. The "Desk" was sticky AF and I don't know why, maybe overspray of cleaner (at least that's what I told myself). The TV was HUGE for the room which was nice. The 3 elevators were S L O W and I spent a lot of time waiting to go up and down. And when it's crowded and your high, you stop at almost every floor on the way up and when you come down. The staff was super friendly. which took it up to 4 stars from the 3 I wanted to give it. It could use some TLC, but it's a great spot and comfortable and safe feeling! I'd stay here again!

Meena C.

Stayed here for a conference and would not recommend. The hotel is super dated - the 90s called and they want their decor and styling back. The bathroom was so small, I had to shut the door to sit on the toilet! Water pressure wasn't great either. The walls are paper thin. I could hear everything my neighbors said/did. Super annoying. TV didn't work in my room. It would turn on for 10 seconds and shut off. Stay at the Marriott next door - looks and feels much nicer

Paint needs to be redone
Gregory H.

I was unlucky enough to be put in room 1330 and the hotel was sold out for the night. Dirty, grimy, trash from the previous guests, paint peeling off the ceiling, wallpaper peeling from the ceiling, cracked/broken tile in the bathtub and a bent and busted up heat register/vent. The bed was hard as a rock. I told the desk clerk about the room and she just said, there's nothing I can do for you. My response was - I don't really want you to do anything for me, your staff needs to be aware of how poor the condition of this room is. IMHO, this was Ritz Carlton prices for Motel 6 accommodations.

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The Glass Box

(1 review)

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We had our son's Rehearsal Dinner and Meet and Greet at The Glass Box. Though our son and his bride…read morelive in Raleigh, this was a long distance event for us. Planning couldn't have been easier- our coordinator was very easy to reach and always quick with an answer with any questions we had. The venue is charming and the roof top view is stunning. We chose to have a "Before They Say I Do BBQ" and the deck provided a nice space to set up stations for our caterer.The list of vendors provided by Empire Eats made providing linens and any items needed easy to set up. The only suggestions we would offer is know in advance that this is the top floor of The Stockroom. If there are 2 events scheduled, you'll be sharing the only elevator with the other venue. Loading and unloading prior and after the event can be a bit tricky. There is no designated area loading zone. Be sure to ask in advance for a cart and it will be provided.Also, if you're having a summer event, know that it can be very hot. When the door to the deck is open, it compromises the A/C and it can be a tad bit warm.

From the owner: The Glass Box is a touch of modern luxury located in the heart of Downtown Raleigh. The bright and…read morechic suite is bathed in natural light from floor to ceiling windows, offering amazing views and a private outdoor balcony. The hardwood floors reflect the warmth of the space and the butler's pantry provides the ability to celebrate in style without having to leave the suite.

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I used this space for a 60 person retirement party for my mom. I can't recommend this spot enough…read moreif you're looking for a casual spot in the Triangle for a party. Compared to a restaurant where you typically have to have a food minimum, at Nest you only have to play a flat fee. The staff come out and help you with load in and set up, then they take care of clean up. From the moment I reached out with interest, Michael was amazing. He was very thorough in his explanation of all of the offerings, and when I actually needed to change my date he was flexible. Day of, Michael came out to also help us with set up. The space was absolutely beautiful and really doesn't need much additional help in terms of decoration. It was sufficient amount of space for the amount of people we had, plus there was space to put out the food, as well as a fridge for our drinks. They really had everything we needed. One thing I will make note is that this space is in the heart of downtown. When there are festivals in DTR, Fayetteville street is closed, which may confuse some of your older party guests. It ended up being fine because there was still plenty of parking and then our guests got to attend a street festival after the early morning party, but just something to be aware of. Overall, I will be recommending Nest to anyone who is looking for a meeting/party/event space rec.

The Nest Raleigh is an event space. Nest can be rented out…read morefor various events individuals are hosting. A friend of mine's boyfriend was the DJ for a Trap and paint event that I attended here. The space seems nice and I reviewed the rates online and it seems affordable. I would recommend this space if a friend or family member is looking for a space to use. No complaints about this particular event I attended. It's right on Fayetteville St where the parking is easier.

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The Voodoo Room

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Fayetteville Street

Lilly was great and very attentive... the rooftop bar, music and hookah was everything. Will…read moredefinitely come back

Thanks to Ron W., I was able to attend a sneak peak preview of Raleigh's newest VIP space, The…read moreVoodoo Room. The extra secret, private room is located upstairs in The Big Easy, down a back hallway through an ominous door labeled "staff only". This isn't a space that you can just walk into (now that you know where it's located), rather it's a private venue space, charging $300/6 hours on Fridays and Saturdays with a $500 minimum bar tab and $100/6 hours Sunday-Thursday with a $300 minimum bar tab. The small space includes a New Orleans voodoo theme complete with voodoo dolls and bare breasted fortune tellers (in photos). Your party is invited to enjoy the velvet couches and hairs artfully placed around the room and has access to a private bar (and bartender). I love the back wall, with photo windows viewing Salisbury Street and a huge wooden bench seat. Rebecca and her husband Steve, the owners of The Big Easy, created this space to throw a rocking New Years Eve party, and they're inviting locals to use it during the year. Rebecca hired a fortune teller for our VIP night, but options are practically unlimited for what you want to bring in (bachelorette party strippers?!) The room is pricy to rent, but the intention is to get in a "classier" group of people that will keep the space up (however, there's definitely room for a dance party in the room, think old Bee Hive tightness). The best part: that VIP feeling as you are personally led up to the room by a manager, it was VERY speakeasy and secretive!

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The Stockroom At 230

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Fayetteville Street

My husband and I are so happy we chose The Stockroom as our wedding venue on 12.13.14! From the…read moremoment we turned the corner from the elevators we felt like the space was very "us." The openness, hardwood floors, and exposed brick walls can be turned into something magical. They also now have a large chalkboard wall, which is a fun addition. All of the vendors we used were very familiar with The Stockroom, so it was great having everyone on the same page for planning purposes. We love downtown Raleigh, and the location on Fayetteville Street was right in the heart of where we wanted to be. It was super convenient for our out-of-town guests to get around. It is pretty easy to pass the front door, however, so my tip would be putting a sign or something outside to direct people upstairs. While we started our contract with one event coordinator, who then moved on to another job, our transition to working with Alexandra was flawless. She was incredibly easy to work with, extremely professional, and went above and beyond our expectations. She was always accommodating by answering all of our questions and was willing to meet with us whenever we wanted to look at the space. She definitely worked hard to make sure our day was special and perfect - and it was! I absolutely recommend working with her and The Stockroom.

So, friends of mine got married here, otherwise as out-of-towners we would never have known about…read morethis place. I just don't get the appeal - but my taste in decor is very different than most I would say, so I bet I'm alone in thinking The Stockroom looks like, well, a place you should put...extra stock. The folks working the joint were so very lovely though, and for that I give a star. My friends are lovely too, so a star for each of them.

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Vita Vite Downtown

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Imagine stepping into a cozy wine bar that feels like a hidden gem, tucked away from the bustling…read morestreets. The bar itself is a sleek, polished counter where bartenders with friendly smiles serve pours from all over the world. Behind them, shelves lined with bottles, their labels a mix of rustic and elegant, hinting at the variety and expertise offered. There's a chalkboard behind the bar listing the evening's curated selections that complement the wine, and the staff is always eager to recommend something Comfortable seating is scattered throughout the rooms: armchairs and leather couches, cozy arrangements nestled into corners, and a line of chairs along the bar suited for savoring several glasses of wine. Whether you're here for a casual evening with friends or a quiet solo escape, the ambiance wraps around you like a comfortable blanket, offering the perfect setting for enjoying both the wine and the company. Cheers!

Cute little wine bar downtown that closes on the early side (10pm Tues/Wed/Thurs, 11pm Fri/Sat, 7pm…read moreSun) but nice for an early evening sip. It's got modern, slightly rustic vibes, lit brightly for the art gallery in the back room. There's a good amount of seating and it's not completely filled with the undergrad crowd like other bars in the area. I see they host a book club and if I lived in Raleigh, I'd be all over that-- this is the perfect atmosphere! They have a nice bubbles by the glass selection (4 options, including a Lambrusco), which is really impressive since so many wine bars give you one, two at most. Vegan options on the menu include hummus, olives and pickles. I was planning to eat there, but time got away from me and they do a strict closing time, so maybe next time.

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Bridge Club

(8 reviews)

Fayetteville Street

Want to hold an event but are looking for something extra special? Look no further…read more Bridge Club is the upstairs private space extension to Death & Taxes. Bridge Club is tastefully decorated with the vibe of a luxury early-20th century apartment but without all the kitch and clutter. The space is airy, light, gorgeous, sleek - with warm woods, soaring ceilings, and a to-die-for-kitchen placed inside the dining space. Dining is appetizers and other packages put together by the Death & Taxes crew. At this point, you should know that Ashley Christensen has been around the block enough times and gone through enough crews to be able to put out a consistently excellent dining experience no matter who is behind the stove. And that's what you want - the no-excuses, every-detailed-looked-after, no-chance-for-an-off-night experience - whether it is the important work dinner, the wedding, or whatever you special night is. Food was absolutely fantastic from top to bottom. And I have dined at Death & Taxes enough to know that the menu changes enough that nothing can be counted on to be there again - but new things are great. Nicely done, Ashley.

We dined at The Bridge Club for a work conference dinner. It was extremely disappointing. The…read moreconcept was cool that it was several flights up. There was a bar and appetizer lounge on one floor, the kitchen on another, and the restaurant at the top. The concept great, until you had to go down several flights of stairs to get back to the restrooms. The restaurant was cold and drafty. We were freezing the entire time. The food was served family style (because of the conference I think). The meat was too salty. The rest of the food was unspectacular and lacking a pizzazz. We had a lemon tart for dessert, the shell was so hard all you could do was scoop out the tart lemon custard. Needless to say, my co-worker and I booked it out of there as fast as we could.

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Heights House

(19 reviews)

Boylan Heights

I went here for drinks and it was such a lovely time! Not only was the architecture and inside…read moregorgeous, it felt incredibly homey and welcoming. There was plenty seating available and it was nice being able to walk around the first floor. The bartenders were very nice and we loved that there were a few games available for us to play while we were there. This is a great place to meet with friends, family or for an intimate date to talk and catch up. The drinks were very good!

Montfort Hall, originally owned by William Montfort Boylan and changing hands several times since…read morehas been fully restored into one gorgeous boutique hotel and event space. The centerpiece of the house's interior is a rotunda supported by four Corinthian columns and lit by a stained glass window located on the roof. Walking into the foyer you cant help but embrace the timeless grace, where every corner whispers of history and a bygone era. There is a quiet serenity to the space, as if time slows just a little bit inside. The modern touch added to the old renovated mansion does come with a bit of a sharp, sterile elegance of a modern mansion. The Parlor is a great place to enjoy a delicious craft cocktail and even better, ADULTS ONLY! There are also many other lovely seating arrangements throughout the property, including outdoors, and a few even come with fire pits. Regardless of your intentions for visiting the Heights House, I am quite confident there will be no disappointments, unless they have a private event. Cheers!

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The Wright Village

(1 review)

The Wright Village is an exceptional space. It's tucked in but very convenient to I40. I just had…read moremy birthday wine tasting celebration and it was perfect for social distancing my 10 guests. I am pleasantly pleased of the outcome of my event and the Wright Village helped with the expedition of it all!!! It is clean, adheres to all the COVID-19 regulations, nicely decorated/decor and the best quiet easy space. I definitely recommend them!

From the owner: The Wright Village: Where Purpose Meets Community…read more The Wright Village is more than just a coworking space—it’s a business home and thriving hub for underrepresented entrepreneurs, creatives, and changemakers in Raleigh. We provide a welcoming and inspiring environment with flexible workspaces, private offices, and a vibrant community of like-minded go-getters. What sets us apart? Our mission-driven focus and intentional support for small business growth through curated resources, workshops, mentorship, and access to opportunity. We also offer an affordable and stylish training and event space—perfect for workshops, seminars, networking mixers, pop-ups, and intimate gatherings. Whether you’re planning a branded shoot, a panel discussion, or a community fundraiser, our space is designed to elevate your event and make it feel like home. At The Wright Village, we don’t just rent space—we build legacy. Once a Villager, always a Villager. Join the Village—where entrepreneurship meets community and impact.

Sheraton Raleigh Hotel - hotels - Updated November 2026

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