Stayed recently for one night on a business trip. There was only one person doing check in, and there were several people arguing billing issues when I arrived. Finally got to the room, very roomy 2-room suite, more for long term stays, but comfortable for me. Parking was at a premium, as I had to park on the other side of the complex... Morning breakfast was crowded, with not enough seating, and not many choices as it looked at some of the long term guests were "stocking up" on all the breakfast items and taking them back... Overall a good average stay, but I think I will stick with the Springhill Suites nearby in the future. A good value with the corporate rate that was available...

We had a good stay at this Residence Inn although it was marred by a barking dog. At 7 am, the owner left his/her dog in one of the rooms and, apparently, went to work. At that point, the dog barked incessantly for two hours. When we complained about the noise, the Inn's manager took it as an affront to her Inn. To me, this was impressive. This Inn is an above average Residence Inn that cares about its guests. I recommend it highly.

Stayed here for 3 nights while moving into the area. Staff was helpful and friendly. Rooms clean and spacious. Have stayed in many Residence Inn properties and have always been pleased, and this location was great too. Go to Backyard BBQ Pit for lunch or dinner as it is very close by!

We stay at this hotel often when we visit family nearby in Durham, and are always pleased with it. Although it's an older Residence Inn than some, it's been renovated recently and has been well maintained. The room is always large and very clean and front desk staff are friendly and helpful. The breakfasts are reasonably good (although no fresh fruit was available on our last stay): cereal, breads, pancakes, eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, etc. and the coffee was not bad (unlike that at most hotels!). I'm fairly fussy about hotels, and I have no complaint about this one. If you need to get to various places in the RDU area, it's a good location -- somewhat central, and easy to find. If you want to pick up any groceries, skip the Food Lion across the street (pathetic selection) and drive to the second (and newest) Harris Teeter a few miles west on Hwy 54.