The Biltmore Hotel

There are positives and negatives to this hotel. It definitely needs repairs, I had a window that needs to be fixed especially if it gets very windy. One light switch didn't work by the closet and you can hear through the walls very easily, my last night I couldn't sleep because it sounded like a person was prepping to sell drugs. On a positive note, the beds are comfortable and there are plenty of pillows. The female staff member was so nice and helpful. The hotel definitely needs a bit more cleaning. The bathroom was nice other than what looked like a burn mark on the tub. Also it is slightly awkward having 1 light (like a track light) above the bed. Lastly, I had loads of luggage and didn't have so many stairs but still enough that it can be tiresome. No elevator. Overall, not great, bu

Nothing good to say about this hotel. Room was freezing and could not get warm but then when the vents are near the ceiling and the ceilings are at least 9 feet that is going to happen. Slept in my coat. Bathroom had mold, broken soap dish off shower surround. Light switches were filthy, transition strip from toke to carpet was gross and carpet felt dirty when in bare feet. A fine layer of dust on the fake flowers in the fireplace. No where close to park if you arrive at night and walking from the parking to the hotel at night is an adventure. Staff was going to put me on upper level with no elevator and then didn’t offer to help carry luggage. The night guy looked like he had just crawled out from under someone’s crawl space basement. Never stay again and never recommend. Wish I knew How

Loved this hotel. Spacious suite. Comfy bed and pillows. Good water pressure. Pleasant staff. Excellent wifi. Great price point. Cool atmosphere. Safe neighborhood. There are no elevators. So if that is important to you or you are mobility impaired this is not suitable. This is an older property decked out with orphan "antiques". It's a bargain if you like a hotel with atmosphere.

When entering the hotel you need to ring a doorbell, basically means that the neighborhood around here is bad enough. When I was waiting for my parents in my car a creepy man was approaching my car, and stared at me and kept approaching my car. He immediately left after my parents went back to the car. The front desk had such a horrible attitude, and the furniture is old and gross. No elevator so we had to lift our 50 lb luggage up 4 floors. Can't curse enough about the gross attitude of the front desk. I don't know how people give it decent reviews. Even for 150 dollars per night, it's grossly overcharging. We changed hotels immediately and just gave up one night of fee. It's is so bad we moved to Doubletree.

It had charm. If your looking for something updated it is not for you. I enjoyed receiving actual keys to the room. It was clean and fairly quiet. It is odd to be buzzed it. The women at the desk was not the friendliest but the two gentlemen whom I meet later were genuinely nice. The only that bothered me was the smell of the carpet freshener. I stayed one night and I would recommend it for travelers. We were out most of the time being tourist.