Where is the Best Romantic Hotel in Charlotte, North Carolina?
Stayed 3 nights for a Sunday football game. Would stay again if ever back in Charlotte. Pros: clean, modern, located adjacent to great Charlotte entertainment & nightlife complex (Epicentre), nice center city location, well appointed guest rooms , free internet access Cons: a little tough to find (not well marked from the street), self parking instructions not clear (park underground…
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.
The hotel was really beautiful and the service was excellent. We were disappointed that there was no outdoor pool (only an indoor one) but they do have a nice spa area, so we hung out there instead. Also, when we ordered a cab to go back to the airport, we were told we should use the hotel’s luxury car service. The employee did not mention that the car service was double the price, but luckily we had the insight to make her tell us a specific rate (since she claimed it was only a little more) They claimed that cab service is unrealiable and that it is better to use the luxury cars. However, we had no issues with the cab and overall the stay was very nice. …
Although I have not spent the evening at the Ritz yet, I did have a sneak peek a couple weeks ago before it opened. Here’s a small look at what you can expect, and I’m pretty sure you will not be left disappointed. From the modern fixtures and no detail left undone, it is the only property in Charlotte that can actually provide luxury. From the moment you walk in the lobby you feel welcome and like you are a wanted there. The dining room and bar area are combined almost in a free flowing, but defined space. This place could really bring the whole nightlife at hotels to fruition here in Charlotte, like bigger cities such as Atlanta and New York have done. The ball rooms and meeting areas are pretty wild. In one set of group dining rooms you have wall to wall, floor to ceiling glass overlooking College street. And for the larger corporate events the opulent, almost ostentatious main ballroom. This room is just massive, I believe it holds 800 or so guests. The rooms are plain and si
