DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Raleigh - Durham
4 StarsConnected indoor and outdoor pools, Southern-style dining at Piney Point
Connected indoor and outdoor pools, Southern-style dining at Piney Point
Deluxe hot breakfast buffet, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Bright and secure parking, Pet-friendly garden access
Budget-friendly, renovated accommodations, Family-friendly room options
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Bel Gusto Italian restaurant, Stately Southern-inspired architecture
Contemporary Research Triangle base, Landscaped courtyard swimming pool
Bluestone Bar and Grille, Seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub
Strategic I-85 and US 501 access, Customizable hot breakfast buffet
Duke Medical Center proximity, Secure on-site parking
Central medical district proximity, Expansive hot breakfast buffet
Signature hot breakfast buffet, Modern medical district base
Saltwater lap pool with ramp, Walkable Southpoint dining hub
The Great American Grill restaurant, Indoor swimming pool and whirlpool
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, On-site steak restaurant
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Counting House restaurant, Contemporary art museum concept
Family-friendly suite options, Hot breakfast with pancake station
Duke University campus location, Classic Elizabeth Dole Suite
Proximity to Duke University Hospital, Pet-friendly accommodations
Expansive breakfast buffet, High-end fitness center
The Bistro and Starbucks coffee, Dedicated pet-friendly amenities
Outdoor plunge pool with city views, American Tobacco Campus location
Seasonal outdoor courtyard pool, Walkable local dining access
On-site Waffle House restaurant, Budget-friendly stay near RTP
On-site Garden Grille & Bar, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, On-site dining and coffee shop
Table South Kitchen & Bar, 24-hour fitness center
Pet-friendly accommodations with dedicated space, 24-hour fitness center
Duke University campus access, Garden Grille and Bar
Tranquil courtyard swimming pool, Southern plantation-style architecture
On-site Tony Roma's restaurant, Streamlined, modern design aesthetic
All-day grab-and-go coffee bar, Retro-chic boutique hotel
Proximity to Duke University and Medical Center, Well-equipped fitness center with Peloton
Pet-friendly accommodations, Outdoor barbecue facilities
Modern design with Duke Forest views, MarketPlace restaurant and Lobby Lounge
Pet-friendly accommodations, Nearby dining options
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The city of Durham sits in central North Carolina. Durham, along with the neighbouring cities of Raleigh and Chapel Hill, makes up the region’s famed Research Triangle. While Durham only has a population of about 250,000 people, the area as a whole has over 2 million people and plenty of history. Visitors to the region will find plenty to do, as the rich history of Durham and its surrounding area in always on display. The city is also home to Duke University, a school with a fantastic reputation within the academic community.
Durham is home to famed Duke University, one of the country’s top research schools. The university is over 8,600 acres in size and is home to Gothic architecture that is worth checking out. Duke Chapel, which is on the school’s west campus, is a particularly breath-taking, imposing building, which reaches 210 feet in height. Many hotels sit within walking distance of the university, making it easy to explore when spending time in the city. Other attractions on the Duke University campus include Sarah P. Duke Gardens, which is one of the largest public gardens in the entire country, Cameron Indoor Stadium, home of the Duke Blue Devils basketball team, and the Nasher Museum of Art. Overall, visitors could spend days simply walking around the campus and finding new things to explore.
There is a vibrant art scene in Durham that is visible in many different locations. Carolina Theatre sits right in the heart of the city and features performances from local and national comics, musicians, and actors. The building remains outfitted in its original 1926 décor, which adds to its overall atmosphere. The Durham Performing Arts Center is also in the city’s downtown core. This theatre is quite new and hosts close to 200 performances throughout the year, so there is usually something to see at this building. Broadway shows frequently make their way to this centre, as well, although tracking down tickets to these performances takes some luck. The 21c Museum is an art gallery that features contemporary exhibits of both established and emerging artists. Other cultural events like poetry readings, local films, lectures, musical performances, and plays make appearances in this building at various times in an attempt to expose people to these forms of art.
As with other cities in the southern United States, plenty of history is present in Durham. Bennett Place State Historic Site is a Civil War site that is where the largest troop surrender in the entire war occurred. This location is essentially where the American Civil War ended, as Confederate armies from multiple areas put down their weapons on this site. Live re-creations of this historic event occur every April on this site, and the buildings have been restored so that visitors can walk around and explore them. Much of Durham’s history was influenced by the tobacco industry. Washington Duke, for whom the city’s university is named, was one of the most successful tobacco producers in the country. In fact, at one time, he was responsible for about 90% of all tobacco created in the country. The Duke Homestead State Historic Site sits on the plantation where this tobacco was grown and is now a museum that visitors can explore. American Tobacco, the former site of a tobacco plant that has been turned into an entertainment district. The Brightleaf Square District, which is made up of two tobacco warehouses, also pays homage to the city’s history while providing modern amenities.
Although Durham isn’t a huge city, the fact that such a large university is present means that there are some shopping opportunities available. The Streets at Southpoint sits just south of Durham and is one of the largest malls in NC. Although the mall is out of town, it is reachable by car from hotels downtown. The shopping centre is made of up an indoor section and a strip mall, so visitors will find plenty of stores in which to browse. Other large malls in Durham include Northgate Mall and Brightleaf Square. For boutique shopping, 9th Street, which sits between Duke’s central and east campus’, is the place to go.
The annual events that take place in Durham are a major draw for locals and visitors alike. The Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, which is held every April, is the largest festival of its type in the entire country and attracts visitors and entrants from throughout the United States. In the summer, the American Dance Festival comes to town. This festival is the largest celebration of contemporary dance in the country. Other well-known events in the city include the Art of Cool Jazz Festival, the Festival for the Eno, the Bull Durham Blues Festival, the World Beer Festival, and the Durham Art Walk Holiday Market.
In Durham, you might want to check out Millennium Hotel Durham, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Raleigh/Durham Southpoint, Hilton Garden Inn Durham Southpoint, Red Roof Inn Chapel Hill - UNC. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Durham, you might want to explore *Cary Spot Premium * + *Fenton, Downtown & RDU*. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Millennium Hotel Durham, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Raleigh/Durham Southpoint, Hilton Garden Inn Durham Southpoint, Red Roof Inn Chapel Hill - UNC could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Durham, check out 21c Museum Hotel Durham, Residence Inn Durham Research Triangle Park, Motel 6 Durham, The King's Daughters Inn – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Durham, check out Millennium Hotel Durham, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Raleigh/Durham Southpoint, Hilton Garden Inn Durham Southpoint, DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Raleigh - Durham – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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