Pet-friendly Hotels in Triangle

We visit our family in Durham quite regularly and this hotel is our go to spot. We do have pets and LaQuinta is good with pets The man at the front desk was very attentive as was the gentleman serving breakfast. Good go to spot

I found the front desk staff to be cheerful and helpful. The rooms are comfortable but no frills. They are a pet friendly hotel, which I think is great, but wasn't traveling with my dog. You might request to be assigned a room away from the animal population if you would prefer. The breakfast is extensive but only adequate in flavor; still it does come with the price of the room. I liked mostly that it was located in the area of Durham I wanted to be in when there wasn't a lot of other hotels right around.

Red Roof Inn Durham - Triangle Park is one of the best 100% smoke-free budget hotels in Durham, NC near the Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU). We are also close to downtown Durham, the North Carolina State Fairgrounds and Morehead Planetarium and Science Center.We offer our guests free Wi-Fi, a free expanded cable package featuring HBO and free coffee in the lobby. Red Roof Inn Durham - Triangle Park is a pet-friendly hotel.

We booked a last minute trip to Chapel Hill for a local event on 11/13/21, and the booking process was pleasant and reassuring. The reality of the facility was anything BUT those qualities. The entire building and grounds are run down and generally uncared for - loose garbage, cigarette butts, and sticky pools of dark liquid in all the stairwells and walkways. Our room, 201, was clearly labeled as Non-Smoking but as soon as we entered ... the smell of stale cigarettes and mildew was overpowering. It was so bad I'd describe it by saying you could taste the smell through your skin! Nasty. We tried to make a go of it, but by 10:30 that night it was unbearable / unbreathable ... and we checked out. The night manager was very apologetic, and when we told him we were in 201 he literally said, he would ”never put anyone in 201” ... I personally doubt any other rooms were better based on the overall appearance of the hotel. The night manager also said he was not authorized to give us a partial refund but to call back the next day and speak to the manager, ”Nick”. We did call the next day and were told ”Nick” was not available, but should be back in a day or two, and the person I was speaking to could not help me. He took a message he said he would make sure ”Nick” received.... we never got a call back. We won't waste our money or time here again, and recommend you don't as well. *And I have to wonder if the high star ratings here are from paid responders. I cannot imagine this property being higher than a 2, even if you did luck into a clean-ish room.

I was a little nervous about staying here because of some of the poor reviews but we had no complaints. The room was spacious and clean and the beds were not too hard or too soft. My husband particularly loved the excellent top to bottom blackout curtains. Breakfast quality was similar to that of other hotels. Staff was accommodating. The decor overall was nice, not dazzling. The location was not in walking distance to anything but was an easy drive to restaurants in Cary. I would recommend this hotel to others.

Hello I was at a difficult point in my life and to top it off an emergency occurred. If it weren’t for Queen which is an employee there I probably would have honestly had a breakdown. She is like no other hotel employee I’ve interacted with. She was kind, compassionate, knowledgeable, and caring. And gave a great representation of what good customer service stands for. Thanks again Queen you gave Extended Stay a great name and review. Oh and I will be coming back.

The room was great, kept clean and nice conveniences. Perfect for a family of 4, 2 queen beds, a divider curtain for a small LR area with a kitchenette and a table that can double as workspace or dining. There were 2 issues I had, in unoccupied rooms alarms were going off at all hours (4:35, 5:30 & 6:30am) - when guests check-out Housekeeping should be checking and turning off alarms. The other issue was at the Front Desk. When we arrived, we stood at the Front Desk for about 5 minutes, I ended up doing self-check-in on the app and as I completed that the Agent arrived. Possibly in the bathroom, but if you are the only one working, put a sign “Be right back”. We went down to the lobby a few times and never saw anyone at the front desk, including at checkout, it actually made me question how safe the place is. Also, the breakfast was just ok, not typical Hilton standards and staff putting it out were not welcoming. Perhaps that’s why it was a decent rate, sometimes you get what you pay for.

The area this hotel is located in seems safe enough and is near Interstate 40, and the building and grounds are well kept. The hotel itself and our room was very clean. We were greeted by a friendly front desk person. We did notice right away that the lobby and adjoining common room was kept dark. The breakfast room is small and was very crowded and hard to navigate with so many people there. Food was okay but not up to par compared to other Comfort Inns or hotels in general. At check in we were told there was a $100.00 hold put on our credit card for incidentals that would be released at check out. I questioned this as I have never encountered this before. It appeared to be charged to our account but I was assured it was just authorizing the amount and only the room rate would be charged and the $100.00 released. At checkout the next morning we were told it would take 3 business days, starting on Monday, we checked out on Saturday, to have the $100.00 go back on our account. So they did charge the account and issue a credit. After getting checked in and changing into more comfortable clothes we went to the general area where the t.v. and tables are to eat a sandwich and watch the news. We found a child in the room watching t.v. so we sat and ate quietly. Later in the evening we returned to the room to play cards to pass the time. There was not a table and chairs in our room to use, which is usual. The rooms were dark, the child was still there watching t.v. and there was a couple sitting in the darkened breakfast room watching us. We believe they are the owners. This was very creepy. We found a light switch and played cards. Instead of feeling welcomed we felt like intruders. We later learned that this child belonged to the front desk clerk. He was allowed to monopolize the common area that should be for paying guests while his mother worked. Upon returning to our room we had a chance to really look around and discovered the pole lamp is missing a lamp shade and the smoke detector is disconnected. This was disconcerting. The bathtub had a Large chip out of the bottom and the imprint of a bathmat showed prominently on the bottom of the tub. These things show lack of concern on the owners part. The beds were comfortable but not pillow top like some hotels. We did sleep well. If you are looking for a clean place to sleep but nothing more then this should suit just fine. The price is about $10.00 cheaper than a better Comfort Inn we had stayed in, also in Durham. However, I would opt for the more expensive hotel just for the safer feeling and better care of the premises. We also have decided that we will never agree to this ”hold” of money again.

I selected this property when I recently needed a place to ”quarantine” for two weeks after arriving in NC from abroad. I was looking for affordable, clean accommodation with some basic cooking facilities and good internet speed, and that is exactly what the property provided. Sure, it's not the Hilton or the Washington Duke, but it doesn't claim to be. The main thing is they are trying. It is an older property and the rooms could probably benefit from some freshening up and modernisation, but I believe that this kind of work is ongoing. The first room I was given did smell very strongly of smoke from the previous guest, but Cynthia on the front desk was very helpful about moving me to a different room. I did notice that the second room had a brand new refrigerator in it and the A/C system was more modern. Over the duration of my stay I saw maintenance men bringing new appliances and such into other rooms, so it's obvious that improvements are in process. Due to COVID, the grab-and-go breakfast is currently suspended, and housekeeping only do a cleaning every two weeks, but clean towels and linens are available from reception on request. It's definitely worth paying for the upgraded fast WiFi if you need to do anything other than light emailing. One thing I would suggest to the hotel would be sheer curtains in the windows in addition to the blackout curtains. If you open the blackout curtains, everyone passing the window can see into the room, which makes you feel a bit like a goldfish in a tank! But you don't want to sit in the dark all the time, so sheers would really make spending time in the room during the day more pleasant. All in all, this was a perfect premises for what I needed. Would I recommend it for a romantic break? No. But if you aren't looking for luxury accommodation and just need an affordable, comfortable place to stay, that's exactly what it is.

Look at the evaluation is not good, psychological expectations are not high. Check-in was good, although the facilities were outdated, the room was cleaned (checked carefully). However, it does not affect travel for a one-night connecting flight. There is a kitchenette where you can borrow cooking utensils at the front desk. There is a free shuttle bus to the airport. The driver is very nice and expects a tip if you provide good service. So it is better to have some cash change in your pocket. Breakfast is just some snacks and coffee tea, the snacks are too sweet.