Hotel Guide: Morrisville, North Carolina

So you have found yourself in Morrisville, North Carolina? This small, yet booming town has undergone some really great renovations. Due to its rapid increase of population, it is very common to find a tobacco field and then an urban apartment building right across the street from it. Due to its influx of individuals, there are some great hotels in which to choose from. Because of this, I have made the search easier for you, by doing the research and reviewing the top three hotels for your stay. So, read on and you will find the hotel that best suits your needs!

The first hotel in which I reviewed is the Country Inn and Suites. This three-star-hotel is located within a half-mile of the airport, and is only one mile from the Research Triangle Park. Some of the various on-site amenities guests can enjoy includes a twenty-four-hour complimentary airport shuttle service. There is also laundry facilities and fitness equipment on site. Also, there is coffee located in the lobby and complimentary high-speed Internet access in all public areas. This hotel has 87 guestrooms and 45 suites. Some of the various in-room amenities includes complimentary wireless Internet access, premium cable channels, microwaves, and refrigerators.

The second hotel in which I reviewed is the Courtyard by Marriott. This three-star-hotel is just off I-40, making it very popular with travelers who drive. This hotel is also only two miles from the airport, four miles from Research Triangle Park, and is only seventeen miles from downtown. Some of the various amenities this hotel offers its guests includes a complimentary twenty-four-hour shuttle service to the airport, a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, spa tub, and a fitness room. There is also complimentary wireless Internet access available in all public areas. This Courtyard hotel has 140 guestrooms, all of which come with complimentary high-speed Internet access, cable television, complimentary HBO, multi-line speakerphones with voicemail, as well as coffeemakers, and complimentary weekday newspapers.