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"Room was clean, comfortable, and spacious."

"The breakfast was great, tasted fresh and was maintained warm !"

"Good value hotel in good location for trip to downtown Charlotte. Breakfast is great and so is the service--really nice and helpful people working throughout the hotel."

"Pleasant experience! Staff was excellent"

"Beautiful place to stay! Will be back!"

"Not sure if this property was having a bad day or what, it was a snowstorm and sure the city was shutdown, but this was not a pleasant stay. I'd not stay here again."

"I loved the vibe and ambience of the hotel. Also loved the lobby was on the rooftop and had welcoming drinks. I think the price was fair for the location, cleanliness, and amenities."

"The staff were very rude "

"No nightstand on one side of the king bed, had to put my things on the floor, no cooktop as expected, brought my pans and cooking utensils, and food that needed to be cooked, but all I had was a microwave, the staff at the front desk was very polite, the rooftop bar wasn't open when we wanted to go, neither was the restaurant, valet person reaked of pot which is operated separately from the hotel but you have to use them since the hotel doesn't offer the service themselves, really didn't want them driving my rental car to who knows where, but had to, hotel lacks their own luggage carts apparently you have to borrow them from the valet, and there is no service to assist with taking luggage up to the rooms starting on the 14th floor, under that floor there is a different hotel, the block it's on is creepy, the story is the area was so unsafe that it's safe now with multiple sherrifs, police, armed private security forces on foot, patrol vehicles, and bikes about every 50 feet within the block, and it's convenient to walk to the nice areas a couple blocks away for food and entertainment, public art sculptures and parks, everything nearest to the hotel like a multi-story mall with a variety of shops and eateries is only open a few hours in the morning through early afternoon then they're all closed down at like 2pm, probably because it used to be a dangerous location, but now it seems OK just creepy when you and the police forces are the only people outside at the same time"