I am not handicapped, thank goodness. But, I did note that the continental breakfast facilities were not handicap accessible; everything was on a second level on accessible by stairs. ...

Checked in Nov 25, 2009. Didn't think much about the GO ARMY tractor trailer rig parked in the lot, but that night the soldiers drank and partied, shouted and cursed (the F*** work was prominent in their vocabulary, usually at a full scream) in the lot until 4:00 AM. The on site rent-a-cop put in a brief appearance but then left to cower somewhere. Next morning, after a night of no sleep, the hot water supply to the room quit in the middle of my wife's shower. Front desk attendant gave us a key to another room nearby so she could rinse the shampoo out of her hair. Then moved us to another room. Offered no help with moving all of our luggage, though. Next morning we wanted to sleep late, but the "come back later" door tag didn't deter the determined efforts of the housekeepers to get into the room. We had stayed here twice about two years before, and had good experiences, but according to my in-laws who are Winston natives, this motel is being slowly surrounded by ...

It appears this hotel offers long term living arrangements for non business travelers. I saw families with young children and their pet dogs on the premise and struck up a conversation with them. They have been at this location for more ...

Close to Reynolda Estate, Wake Forest University and Downtown Winston-Salem. Plenty of nice restaurants with convenient access to supermarket (facilities include full-size refrigerator, stove, oven and cooking supplies/dishes). Great value! ...

The staff, especially the staff at breakfast, were very friendly and helpful. The room was very comfortable, clean. There was an odd odor and we all awoke congested, so I am guessing there have been animals staying in it. ...