Where is the Best Tourist Hotel in Charlotte, North Carolina?
We ended up in Renaissance due to a cancelled flight on Thanksgiving Day. Since airline did not compensate us, we had to choose hotel on our own, and do so quickly. Renaissance seemed nice on the pictures and the rate was reasonable ($90.00/night with AAA membership). Room was nicely decorated with bright colors, the bed was very comfortable and clean…
This hotel obviously caters to a corporate crowd, and the weekend we were there it was flooded with kids under the age of 13 or so attending a leadership training session. It’s located in the financial district which boasts an abundance of beautiful contemporary corporate architecture. Nicole at the front desk was very helpful and spent extra time with us…
In ShortThis California Bungalow-style house, built in 1913, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It blends in beautifully with its surrounding gardens and is frequently the site of business and personal gatherings. Inside, the charming inn is decorated with period furnishings, chandeliers and four-poster beds. The estate also features a secluded four-bedroom conference center with enclosed porch and private meeting rooms that can be rented for the bridal party or out-of-town guests.
