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8.8Hotel • View Prices •1505 East Franklin Street (at Estes Dr), Chapel Hill
Andrew R. • February 10, 2013Excellent service. Cozy, classy hotel. Free local transportation to take you closer to UNC/downtown Chapel Hill. And great welcome cookies. Stay here if you can.
Brad H. • February 16, 2013One of the most enjoyable stays I've ever had. Gorgeous hotel, easy parking, complimentary made-to-order breakfast (who does that these days?), giant rooms (some with big terraces), everything's new.
Rachel C. • November 19, 2018The rooms are spacious, the beds are comfy and soft, and the free breakfast is outstanding.
@Dayngr • May 16, 2014Friendly staff at check-in. Great snack bar, lobby has plenty of seating & is beautifully decorated.
Maureen H. • February 21, 2012Great atmosphere close to UNC with free shuttle service. Staff is very helpful and nice. Gym and swimming pool facilities are great. Rooms are clean and neat. Great value. Free Internet.
Dewey H. • September 30, 2013Great checkin very nice staff! Excellent rooms, well equipped for charging all your phone bedside and at desk. Very clean
AT&T • December 8, 2011Another reason to stay at this Hampton: AT&T Wi-Fi is one of the many great amenities for guests. Look for the StayConnected program. It’s free, fast and easy to connect.
Rene C. • December 29, 2013Loved the front desk people!!!! They where VERY helpful with questions. I give them two thumbs up
Joey S. • May 1, 2014ALOT better then the Days Inn near by. Friendly stafc. Clean rooms. Free breakfast. You could do worse then this.
Stephanie D. • March 5, 2011Reserve online and get the red hot deal - its better than the walk in rate.
?Student Center • View Menu •3103 FPG Student Union, CB# 5210 (in Student Union Building), Chapel Hill
1 item on the menu matches lodge
The News & Observer • August 2, 2012The shelter’s adoptable cat room now has 24 6- to 7-square-foot “condos,” with an upper-level shelf and a litter cubby, and three 16-square-foot colony rooms with windows.
?Residence Hall •125 W Franklin St (behind University Square), Chapel Hill
David L. • January 10, 2011Visit Noah's room-he'll treat you right.
The Daily Tar Heel • August 11, 2010Named after Cornelia Phillips Spencer, who helped the University reopen after the Civil War, this was the first dorm for female students.
?Residence Hall •101 Stadium Dr (btwn South Rd. & Ridge Rd.), Chapel Hill
Dustin B. • August 19, 2011the two first floor suites are the best. they have high ceilings.
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