Here on business for a couple of nights. This is a historic hotel and those of you into quaint, historic hotels will probably love this place. I am not one of those people, however, and would prefer a more modern hotel. The pluses are it is inexpensive, large tub, good sized rooms (although they are partly divided by a wall),... More

The Brookstown has a great location and is a fabulous historic building. The rooms could use a lot of work. Room decorations were so-so, the bed and bedding looked a little tired, and the water pressure in the shower was unimpressive--although the water was hot. The restaurant was closed. Forget the free breakfast buffet--go to Ollie's Bakery a short block... More

I used to stay here and loved this Inn. The big loft style rooms with exposed wood and brick are beautiful, but the Inn has really gone down hill lately. They definitely need a cosmetic upgrade. The rooms smell of mildew and are dusty. The bed sagged terribly in the middle. The gym has outdated equipment. The also started giving... More

Spent a great week end at this great old historic property. Loved the history and the proximity to Old Salem. The bed was in a loft walk up and was cozy. Downstairs was the sitting room with a fireplace. They had a complimentary breakfast that looked good but we walked to a nearby restaurant that boasts local eggs and produce.... More

I stayed in a Queen Suite which was two levels. It had great 15' mill windows, but the bathroom seemed like the money ran out during the remodel and fixtures showed it. Two items which have to be addressed. First different size CFL globes over the mirror and my pet pev tear open shampoo. They hvae not been in the... More

Checked in on a Friday night and there was only one guy at the front desk to answering the phone, checking in guests and answering guest questions. Another employee who happened to be hanging around checked me in. I was given the directions "Just drive around to the back of the building and look for a sidewalk". Found several sidewalks... More

We traveled over to Winston Salem a few Monday's ago just for a one night stay at this historic Inn. It was a rainy day-so we headed to find the visitors center-Connected by a wonderful brick courtyard was our Inn-the old Mill being so large can actually house a huge visitors center and this Inn. More

If you're OK with a basic room, then stay at this historic property with decent "bones" and charm, yet for $51 a night, I had a soft bed, and the shower grout was clean, but could have used a scrub brush and some bleach. If you're looking for a quiet place in between Raliegh and Asheville, give it a try.... More

Nice non-chain hotel in downtown area near Old Salem and some good restaurants. Interesting rehab of cotton mill. Our king suite was large with bedroom area on separate level. Could easily accommodate small family. Fun renovation to see. Would stay there again and recommend to others. More