Dunhill Hotel

Nice place to get away for a minute. Calm and clean and pleasant. Will definitely go back.

Unfortunately we didn't have a chance to stay at the hotel because I got a call from them 10 days after my booking to tell me the confirmed rate we booked at was incorrect and it would be an additional $60. I'm sorry your website showed the wrong rate but you should honor what was booked and confirmed - especially since it was only one night, mid week.

Got to stay during the mid-week. The location is perfect to be near anything you want Uptown. It is a vintage hotel, so it's cool for the experience. Good night's rest in a comfy bed. It was good for the most part. Just got a strange vibe from the staff of looks that came across.... "What are you doing here?" Also very weird that they knocked on the door at 6 pm to ask if we needed housekeeping.

Absolutely wonderful vintage early America type hotel. Rooms are small and dated to the time period of old Charlotte but beds are soft and linens soft. Water pressure in shower is great. Elevators and entrances are useful and easy to find. Ask to stay in room 906 fir spooky night of ghosts ;-) PS take one of the ghost tours that meet at the Dunhill nightly.

Hubby and I had a wonderful 3 day weekend trip to Charlotte. Our stay at The Dunhill was amazing!! It is a lovely historic hotel. The furniture and decor create such a relaxing ambiance. Cold iced water with fruit and cucumbers in the lobby along with an excellent selection of organic botanical teas or coffee always available to refresh. The staff was friendly and very helpful with suggestions on things to do. A special thank you to Shana and Micah!! Definitely hope to return to visit as the hotel was extremely convenient for walking to lots of arts and restaurants and not far from light rail station at 7th street.

Arrived at this hotel around 1230 at night. The guy at the desk was steadily bashing American Airlines. We had a voucher from American Airlines because our flight was canceled. He told me that he gave us a "upgrade "to a king size bedroom on the Fourth and fifth floors. If that was the upgrade, I would hate to see the regular room. The place is a historic hotel and on the smaller side. It had some features however, I don't think the interesting features outweigh the lack of amenities. They tried though, the bed was fairly comfortable. They have zero handicap access in this hotel. No one mentions this in advance. We came in with wheelchair and had to walk down a dark alley to go in the back to get in. They had no rooms with bars in the shower so my mother couldn't use the shower. They put bottled water in your room and then have a sign on it that says it's five dollars per bottle!! I guess this isn't the Hilton SMH. It's in a relatively quiet corner of downtown, there wasn't anything within walking distance except the children's museum which was across the street. The furniture was kind of mismatched. I didn't try the TV, but it was perhaps a bit smaller than average. The room was adequate for me as I don't need the handicap access, but it was very difficult for my mother. The thing that just put a bad taste in my mouth was the Clerk, A sweaty middle-aged man straight up bashing American Airlines the entire time we were waiting in line to check in. The African-American guy at the door was super sweet and nice. I mean if you don't want all that guaranteed business from American Airlines then just say no but don't sit there talking garbage about an airline like they're causing you trouble because they're sending you business. Sheesh. The room was clean. The bathroom was clean the hallways were slightly worn and dingy. I would not stay here again, but some people I think may like the historic nature of the location and if that's your thing then maybe this would be a good place for you.

The hotel was cute. Nothing fancy, but it was older and chic. The staff were very polite and accommodating. The rooms were clean and didn't smell any way one way or another. The bed was comfortable. The shower water pressure was perfect. I love that they had a few cookies and tea/coffee out late night. The hotel is attached to a restaurant too. Great stay!

The Dunhill is a Charlotte Staple. This is an old hotel, the oldest in Charlotte and has just gotten a facelift on all the rooms. The best thing about this hotel is that it is quiet. My friend rented the penthouse to get ready for her wedding. The space is a one-bedroom apartment with two balconies. This room begs for a staycation, with breakfast on your little patio. There are many reasons to choose the Dunhill if you are visiting Charlotte, first of all, you can't beat the location and if you enjoy a cocktail or two, they have a quaint, little bar in the lobby that serves delicious, balanced cocktails. And the restaurant The Asbury is a Charlotte favorite, it isn't just a hotel restaurant. And I didn't mention the view! Some rooms have gorgeous views of the city. If you enjoy, old school hotels with modern amenities, the Dunhill is the place for you.

I had a lovely experience. I ordered the Gnocchi and deviled eggs for room service, and I had the Salmon, Smoky Old Fashion, and the Lemon Posset for dinner with a group. I stay at the Dunhill hotel for two nights and was greeted with this lovely Charcuterie board upon my arrival.

Beautiful hotel! I love the historic vibe. Very kind and helpful staff. extremely welcoming and nice to us! Parking is either self parking or valet which is right behind the hotel. Location is wonderful! Our stay was a 1 night date night to see a performance at Blumenthal performing arts center. We went to Crave dessert bar which was walking distance.