The Triangle's Best Tourist Hotel 2007

Moderately priced hotel offers a breakfast buffet, in-room work spaces and other amenities for business travelers.

Reviews:

• “GREAT HOTEL, A MUST STAY!”

Tips: Every room features two multiple-line telephones with data ports and voice mail.

Courtyard by Marriott

Curl up on a Victorian sleigh bed, light the fireplace and let romance heat up at this high-end bed-and-breakfast.

Reviews:

• “Our Favorite B&B”
• “Great weekend getaway”
• “My home away from home.”
• “Absolutely Wonderful B&B”
• “Doctor’s choice”

Tips: A full breakfast is served every morning for guests in the dining room while snacks and beverages are available in the lobby all day and into the night.

Oakwood Inn Bed & Breakfast
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Adjacent to Chapel Hill’s University of North Carolina, this luxurious inn offers a glimpse of the Old South.

Reviews:

• “Elegant atmosphere, wonderful food”
• “Great historic hotel”
• “Lovers Retreat”
• “still a great place to stay”
• “It Beats Sleeping in the Dorm”

Tips: At the Carolina Inn, say “I do” under stately oaks and magnolia trees and follow with a reception of white-gloved butlers passing around beverages and hors d’oeuvres.

The Carolina Inn

This kitschy hotel from the ’70s is known for for panoramic views and a rooftop restaurant.

Reviews:

• “nice view”
• “Secure your valueables before you leave your room.”
• “Don’t waste your money”
• “Awesome Restaurant”

Tips: Tables by the window usually accommodate only two people, but you may be able to charm the maitre d’ into an arrangement for four.

Clarion Hotel State Capital

Comfortable hotel for hard-working business travelers and leisure guests looking to relax.

Reviews:

• “Best Beds Ever”
• “A pleasant surprise”

Tips: The private Club Level Lounge provides a complimentary continental breakfast in the morning and hors d’oeuvres and beverages each evening.

Sheraton Chapel Hill Hotel
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