Comfort Inn Raleigh Midtown
3 StarsSeasonal outdoor swimming pool, Boutique-style Midtown retreat
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Boutique-style Midtown retreat
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Heated indoor swimming pool, Convenient regional transport links
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Park and Fly accessibility
Heated indoor swimming pool, Garden Grille restaurant and bar
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Pet-friendly designated floors
Elevate restaurant and bar, Indoor heated swimming pool
Raleigh tallest hotel tower, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Heated indoor saltwater pool, Triangle Town Center shopping access
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Heated indoor swimming pool, Axis Restaurant and Bar
High Rail rooftop bar, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Modern 24-hour fitness studio, Strategic Beltline highway access
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Secluded courtyard swimming pool, Convenient Blue Ridge Road access
Updated room interiors, Proximity to downtown Raleigh
Sheraton Fitness center, Sophisticated downtown event spaces
On-site fitness center, Convenient access to local attractions
Indoor pool with skyline views, Modern Southern dining at Rye
Indoor heated swimming pool, Smart guest room technology
Creative dining at 41Hundred, Whimsical inside-out design concept
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Whirlpool suites with full kitchens
Heated indoor swimming pool, Brier Creek shopping proximity
Indoor heated swimming pool, Versatile event and banquet facilities
Popularity is determined by the total number of guest reviews of this accommodation compared to all others of the same type and star class in Raleigh, USA
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Convenient 24-hour dining access
Pet-friendly accommodations, Strategic location near major roads
Heated indoor swimming pool, Flexible event and meeting space
Budget-friendly downtown base, Pet-friendly policy with no fees
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Modern midtown social hub
Seasonal outdoor courtyard pool, Pet-friendly midtown retreat
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Modern decor and upscale amenities
Heated indoor freshwater pool, Spacious seventh floor suites
Indoor saltwater swimming pool, Modern Knightdale gateway
Heated outdoor woodland pool, Flask and Beaker restaurant
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Modern corporate park retreat
Rooftop plunge pool and fire pits, Modern and clean design
Budget-friendly North Raleigh base, On-site fitness studio
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Southern fusion at BRAISE restaurant
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Dubbed as the ‘City of Oaks’ due to the streets being lined by countless oak trees, Raleigh is a charming metropolis and the capital of North Carolina. Along with being home to North Carolina State University, the city has an exciting mix of historical attractions, things to do, restaurants, shops, hotel choices, and more! Raleigh is an enticing area for both travellers and those looking for a place to live, and is often ranked by reputable sources as amongst the best cities in America.
Raleigh, NC is a haven of attractions that will provide plenty of enjoyment for those of all ages. When it comes to family-friendly things to do, you have a wealth of options available. Marbles Kids Museum has a wide range of interactive activities that will inspire and delight younger travellers. Pullen Park is a great spot for relaxed outdoor fun in an expansive space. And although it’s away from the downtown area – and consequently hotels, shops and dining options – Frankie’s Fun Park is also worth seeking out. This theme park has a thrilling selection of amusement rides, arcade games and much more! If in search of something a little more calming and scenic, places such as the Neuse River Greenway Trail, JC Raulston Arboretum and William B. Umstead State Park all come highly recommended. Want to catch a game of sport or special live event? Well, the PNC Arena – Raleigh’s largest venue and with not a bad seat in the house – is a regular host of major shows throughout the year.
Raleigh has plenty of history behind it, and this can be experienced in the form of numerous museums and heritage sites. When it comes to this side of the city, the only place to start is with the free-to-enter state museums revolving around natural sciences, art and history. Firstly, the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences is a highly-regarded attraction that features everything from dinosaur exhibits to whale skeletons. The North Carolina Museum of Art is judged as one of the best of its kind in the South of America, while more than 14,000 years of the state’s heritage can be explored via the North Carolina Museum of History. Other major places of interest in Raleigh that boast a rich heritage include Oakwood Cemetery, Historic Oakwood and the Historic Yates Mill County Park – the latter of which contains an 18th century mill that is the last of its type in NC that is still in operation.
From well-known retailers to quirky independent establishments, shopping in Raleigh is a treat. One of the main areas for this is downtown, where you can buy all manner of essentials, treats and gifts from the many stores on offer. Yet for an alternative place that has a centralised selection of shops, many pay a visit to the Crabtree Valley Mall. Positioned just outside the city centre, this expansive mall has nearly 200 stores to its credit – ensuring you could find essentially everything you could possibly need! Yet if food items that are locally produced are more to your fancy, the State Farmers Market is your one-stop destination. Operating on a seven days a week basis, this farmers market is ideal for searching and selecting from a scrumptious selection of fresh produce. And if bargain hunting is your game, the Raleigh Flea Market is where you need to go. Open every weekend and a tradition since 1971, this flea market boasts more than 600 unique vendors overall.
With over 1,000 dining options at your disposal, there is far from a lack of variety and choice when it comes to dining in Raleigh. Fancy tucking into a juicy, succulent cut of beef from a traditional steakhouse? How about some authentic Italian cuisine? Perhaps a sampling of Mexican cuisine that will get your taste buds dancing? Whatever your occasion, budget or taste, you will find it when it comes to selecting a restaurant in the city. The same can also be said in terms of establishments where you can tip back a refreshing beverage. From contemporary cocktail bars to long-standing watering holes, there are hundreds of spots where drinking is at the forefront. Also, note that Raleigh features some of the most acclaimed craft breweries in America, with the Big Boss Brewing Company and Crank Arm Brewing Company being just two popular examples.
August is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Raleigh, with typical prices around $115 per night based on 1,675 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Raleigh are usually highest during October, with typical prices around $182 per night.
Hotel prices in Raleigh usually range from $74 per night to $291 per night, with typical prices around $142 per night.
Hotel prices in Raleigh are typically lowest in August at around $115 per night, rising to around $182 per night in October.
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In Raleigh, you might want to check out Hilton Raleigh North Hills, Comfort Inn Raleigh Midtown, DoubleTree by Hilton Raleigh Crabtree Valley, Embassy Suites by Hilton Raleigh Crabtree. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Raleigh, you might want to explore The Umstead Hotel and Spa, THE STORE. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Raleigh with your family, you could look at Hilton Raleigh North Hills, Embassy Suites by Hilton Raleigh Crabtree, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Raleigh Crabtree, Hilton Garden Inn Raleigh Capital Blvd I-540. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Hilton Raleigh North Hills, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Raleigh Crabtree, Hilton Garden Inn Raleigh Capital Blvd I-540, Ramada by Wyndham Raleigh could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Raleigh, check out The Umstead Hotel and Spa, Residence Inn Raleigh Midtown, Marriott ExecuStay Apartments Camden Manor Park, Elegant Raleigh Home with Porch, Walk Downtown! – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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