Stayed here one night in July, 2006. This hotel is an extended stay hotel at Exit 6B off of I-77. Everything was clean and in good condition except there is no daily housekeeping service unless you stay a week! That means no one to empty trash, change towels and make the bed! Except you! This hotel does not even have an ice machine; only little ice tray in freezer. We had a big group and wanted to have a few drinks and had no ice! Stupid idea. We also had to go in search of cups. If you want fresh towels, you must bring your dirty towels to the front desk. Another stupid idea. No pool here, either! We were booked for three nights but left after one night. If you want a great extended stay place, go to the Residence Inn by Marriott at Exit 5!

We needed a place near to the airport to stay on our stopover in Charlotte for one night. We saw an ad for the Homestead and when we arrived we were overwhelmed. The place was nicely laid out. The rooms were very nice and extremely spacious and the kitchen area was really good size and lovely.

The area is close to the airport and has some good shopping and food areas around. It is a wonderful place of a family, especially with small children as we had out 1 year old daughter with us at the time.

My wife who is EXTREMELY picky loved it so much that she has gotten hooked on Homestead as here first choice for hotel accomodations.

Great studio suite hotel that is clean and very conveiniently located to uptown, dining, shopping, airport and sports venues. Very pleasant staff; clean rooms; pet friendly, all the coffee you can drink| Only negative NO POOL|

We stayed at this Homewood Suites hotel while taking our kids to camp. One warning for the caffeine addicted - No Coffee in our room. What a disaster that was. The wife about tore my head off since she is a caffeine addict.

But the hotel was clean and neat and has a full sized refrigerator and a little kitchen. It's not a two-room type suite, basically an oversized hotel room with a sofa (that we used as a sofa bed). We booked through Priceline for $55, but they tacked on $10 when we asked for a queen when we found out we were booked in a double. So at $65 total, we probably didn't get such a great deal. But it worked great for our one night stay.

I have to say, even though Embassy is a much nicer room setup, with these small one story suite hotels you park outside your room, and it's nice not to have to carry your luggage a long way.