Pangsapuri di Chapel Hill

之前住過這家酒店，房間乾淨，安靜，隔音好，滿18歲可以獨自入住，在F街上，離Target很近

Great hotel.  Tasty free breakfast and very close to Souther Village which has some good restaurants and bars.  

Stellar service throughout, from check-in to dining & especially front desk Alisha L. and bartender Luis were exceptional. Rooms are spacious with luxurious finishes like the marble bathrooms and very comfortable beds and linens. Quiet, did not hear road noise, although some in our party heard their next door neighbor. Heard it was best to avoid back room above restaurant vent. Well-appointed, comfortable common areas, delicious restaurant and excellent cocktails at bar. Nice if small gym (cardio machines & free weights) and there is paved 5-mile Bolin Creek trail about 2 blocks away for walks or running. Siena theme throughout with music, artwork, Italian cuisine, etc. creates a great ambiance, but may be a bit overdone/kitschy for some.

We had previously visited this hotel (very detailed review submitted in March) and had a bit of a hiccup, but decided since the hotel had so much potential, we’d give it another shot. I’m extremely glad we did. As far as chain hotels, this is by far the best in Chapel Hill. My daughter and I booked a King balcony room for the night before she was having a medical procedure at UNC. The check in process was a breeze with the exception of the mobile key not working. I was not surprised by this however, because I have yet to have a mobile key work at a Marriott yet. The staff was wonderful and there are many amenities, including a Starbucks on site. The room was extremely clean and had so many nice touches, including a vanity light in the mirror, a personalized welcome on the TV, and an electronically powered table that rises and lowers, with charging ports. We were allowed a late checkout, as members, and this gave us time to enjoy the balcony, with pool view, after my daughter’s procedure. We were a short drive from UNC’s campus, where we visited my son for the day. If you’re in the area, give the Sheraton a go. I will advise rates are much higher on weekends and these are standard sized rooms, so we opt for a suite at a competitor’s brand that gives us space to spread out when in town for games. But during weeknight stays, this hotel is definitely our top choice.

The Good: The staff are wonderful. Can't say enough about how well our questions were answered and needs addressed. While the hotel is older and the rooms are worn, it is also very clean. All aspects of our room from the bathroom to the beds to the kitchen to the utensils were clean. Well done! The beds were comfy, no sagging mattresses. Plenty of space, always good to have a fullsize fridge, a stove and an oven and a microwave and a dishwasher - all worked well. The location is wonderful. 10-12 minutes from UNC Campus, but also a Wegmans basically across the road for food needs. Plenty of parking. The lobby bar is open weekday evenings, and there is a surprising selection of liquors for a small hotel bar. We did not try the in-house dinner menu. There is also a pool table, which we enjoyed. We did not try the swimming pool, but it did look clean. The Average: the pillows were those collapsable kind and by morning you need at least 2 on top of each other; the towels were OK, not rough like some hotels; the breakfast was included but the food is only OK with limited choices. We supplemented with some of our own so breakfast didn't get monotonous. Only one waffle maker for crowded breakfasts causes a long line. At least 2 mornings the breads took forever to be re-stocked. I don't think the breakfast is staffed to deal with a full dining room. I guess if you are an early riser, it should be fine. The ”could be better” - two sets of outlets in the kitchen did not work. Only the outlet where the microwave was plugged in worked, so we had to squeeze the toaster in as well. We mentioned this to management as we left - was only a slight inconvenience but still shouldn't happen. Laundry is available - 4 washers and 4 dryers on the 2nd floor. We never had to wait. 30 minute washer and 30 minute dryer cycles. $1.00 to wash; $1.50 to dry. Came in handy but it was annoying that if you chose to wash in hot water, the washer won't work. Only on cold and warm. It wasn't just 1 washing machine, we tried all 4. So obviously that's done by management on purpose - sneaky way to try to save money?

This may be the best Courtyard I have ever experienced for the quality of the rooms, food and the overall experience with the staff. I had the experience of working with 3 of this properties employees that are 1st class. William Rosales, Aaleeyah and Alonzo at the front desk. Since 30+ years of travel and on average of 170 nights per week, these 3 really stood out. My hope is that this property recognizes how good these employees are! Thanks again for a wonderful experience. I will be back soon!

From the moment I pulled into the property, I was welcomed and directed to parking and check in. There was no hot tea bags in the room but staff brought several tea bags beautifully presented on a tray with honey and lemon. Small details and prompt service were awesome!

Great stay, convenient to UNC Cancer Center! We arrived a little early (I was not feeling that great, I’m dealing with Non Hodgkins Lymphoma). The young man that checked us in was very pleasant, and went out of his way to locate us in a room on the 4the floor that was very quite. The next morning we had a great breakfast there, with plenty of selections of hot and cold food. The lady working in the breakfast area was very nice too! When I got ready to check out, the Lady that helped me is also dealing with Cancer, and she was so sweet and pleasant! I highly recommend this as a great place to stay!

Everyone was very professional even when I called before checking in they could smile more and act happy to see you in person. Nice establishment. Bed very comfy, bath very nice, room very quiet neighbors, no door slamming or loud talking. Lobby/breakfast area very nice. Breakfast was ok, chef very nice juice watered down. Eat in pool patio would have been nice if the spider webs were knocked down off tables before guest got up.