Biltmore Suites Hotel

The worst! Dirty, smelly, old, and barely sanitary. I slept with my cloths on. Only one sheet was over the dirty mattress. Whole room smelled like smoke. I put the window wide open and blasted the heat. Would have worn sandals in the shower if I had had them with me. Who knows when it was sanitized last. So happy I only had to stay there for one, miserable night. Before spending your money here, consider your car. It will probably be cleaner and a better night sleep. Internet also did not work all night– TV was from 1990. Remote was slick and gross.

Not bad for the price. Awkward prepaid reservation system for Market. Bring your own pillow. The pillows are extremely cheap.

Bernard is right. I stayed at The Biltmore during the first market it was open. I was so impressed. I get this little studio that is just perfect for one. I’ve stayed several times since but it’s been about five years since I was last here. The word I would have to use is TIRED!!!
Everything is old, peeling, cracking, dusty, abused, broken, stained and dated. My air unit is falling apart… I get really cold or really hot air… no in between. The shower door doesn’t stay shut so the water gets on the floor. I slipped yesterday morning and hurt my knee… could’ve been much worse. I came in last night and had no bath, hand or wash towels.
The desk attendants are below the mental level of Wal-​Mart employees, It’s still the most affordable place on the list but at this point there’s a lot of TIRED to over look.

Sorry in advance to the owner of the Biltmore. I have stayed here many times over the years for furniture market. It was always good not great. Now, it has fallen off the cliff. The people who work here have no clue. Mattress is the worst I have ever laid on. Battery died in my door knob tonight and no one has any idea what to do. Guy who opened it finally looked like the bald guy from the shining with one extra bonus. A frigging labotomy. Now the guy is trying to figure out how to change the battery. Oh, did I mention that the toilet doesn’t flush and the broad at the front desk gave me the «deer in the headlights «look when I asked for a plunger to deal with it myself. It didn’t clear the drain so I’m «holding on» to the plunger for awhile. Oh and this morning in the breakfast room the really nice guy Darrel helped me with the self serv waffle station. I did it exactly like he showed me and guess what? Can you say waffle abortion? He said he has been off for 3 weeks and somebody that didn’t know how to work the waffler left it screwed up. Ok. So I watched in amazement as this poor guy scraped the waffles on the waffler out. It was like I was in some kind of candid camera episode or something. Ok. If it’s not furniture market time and you’re getting these rooms at a great rate, I’m sure you’ll be ok. Hey, it’s all happened to me so you probably won’t have a problem.

Clean and well-​maintained, but with some negatives. Secondary location, not that close to downtown High Point. None of the nearby restaurants are really suitable to walk to, requiring you to drive to get food. Rooms are long and narrow with a single window, making them somewhat dark and cave-​like. Furnishings are OK, but starting to show some wear. Exercise room is the size of a large closet with a single treadmill and TV. . a joke even by hotel standards. Staff is friendly and responsive, and the hotel offers free wi-​fi and continental breakfast.