Moore County Vacation Packages

Staff was wonderful,Room was a decent size , but it smelled like dirty mop. Also I would definitely advise anyone traveling to bring your own towels and rags . There’s were dirty still and had multiple stains on them. Other than that it definitely served its purpose.

After completing a Spartan Race in Fayetteville, I was absolutely exhausted. It was around 50 degrees outside, raining for most of the day, and I had logged over 5 miles through mud, water, and every obstacle imaginable. By the time I arrived at the hotel, I was cold, soaked, worn down, and running on fumes. From the moment I walked through the doors, the staff went above and beyond. I arrived earlier than expected, and while my room was being prepared, the front desk team kindly allowed me to use their restroom to get out of my wet, muddy race gear and into something dry. That simple act of kindness meant more than they probably realized at the time. The entire check-in process was smooth, professional, and welcoming. Once my room was ready, everything was clean, comfortable, and exactly what I needed after such a physically demanding day. The staff consistently demonstrated outstanding customer service and made me feel genuinely cared for throughout my stay. The checkout process was just as easy and efficient as check-in, making the entire experience stress-free from beginning to end. It’s often the little things that make the biggest difference, and this team absolutely delivered. They turned what could have been a miserable, cold, post-race evening into a comfortable and memorable experience. I would gladly stay here again and highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the Fayetteville area. Thank you for making a tired, muddy Spartan racer feel right at home.

Everything was great 9/10 experience would be a 10 if the pool was available.

Only thing that was wrong really was the bed wasn't very comfortable and the phone did not work room 229.

We stayed 4 nights. No housekeeping other than fresh towels. Breakfast was horrible.