I was a little skeptical driving in, it's not the best location. You will not be able to check your room out without handing over a deposit. So, I was pleasantly surprised with my room, 102. It is dated and simple, but was clean. The only amenities are a microwave, a bigger, dorm-style fridge, cupla cups and an ice bucket. There is a full-size bed with a decent, albeit, firm mattress. There are outlets on both sides of the bed with built in USB A ports. The bathroom is a little small, but has a full size tub and shower with a fairly new curtain. Did I mention, clean. You get two small bars of soap and limited towels. I don't know where the color scheme shown online is located, because my walls were battleship gray on the port side and rustic red on the right. This was a somewhat pleasant combination. The TV is prolly 40", 4K, with Spectrum cable, wall-mounted, in line with the bed. The room is finished off with one nightstand, small round table with upholstered chairs, and a long, short of stature, two-drawer dresser. Stayed two nights during the week and would consider staying here again. Two nights cost me 20% less than one night at the "down the street" Hilton.

Very accommodating staff and quiet location. I needed a good room for 2 to 3 days to sit with my laptop and reconcile business billings. They offered to print documents from a thumb drive I had and I really give them 5 stars for being so helpful. Ultimately I moved to a location hotel closer to downtown to just be able to walk the charming and beautiful town of Durham. I also was editing some sports writing for NFL playoffs and chose to sit among fans watching the local team.