DoubleTree by Hilton Greensboro Airport

They were very friendly. I was only there for a few hours to sleep before a flight.

First night the elevator near our room would not call from any floor other than ground floor. We had to use the lobby elevator. The hotel next to us had 5 police cars and the lobby was taped off. It wasn't our hotel but made us feel uneasy.

The beds was so comfortable and the covers felt as if no one ever slept under them! Outstanding stay!

The rooms were well kept and fully stocked with everything we needed. Staff were all appeasing. My dad and I enjoyed our stay. 9/12/25-9/15/25

I recently stayed at this hotel and overall had a pleasant experience. The service was excellent—staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help. My room was clean, and the bed was very comfortable, which made for a great night’s sleep. However, there were a few things that could use improvement. The condition of the elevator was disappointing; it felt outdated and not well-maintained. Additionally, there were noticeable marks on the wall in my room and stains on the curtains, which took away from the otherwise clean and cozy atmosphere. Despite those issues, the hospitality and comfort of the bed really stood out. With a few updates, this could easily be a top-tier stay.

It was quite and close to the airport as well as eateries.

The property was serviceable. Staff very friendly, but the dead cockroach in the bathroom wasn’t a highlight.

I feel really bad saying something. However, it’s a great space. I stayed one other time before an early flight. My room:((((( it smelled of cigarettes extremely bad. The air conditioning was bad, and or broken. I was supposed to have a shuttle that literally left before my pickup as I was running out. Just disappointed this go around:(((

Very nice property

The hallways smelled old, could probably be resolved with new carpeting. We stayed one night and the morning of check out, housekeeping banged on our door and woke us up early. When I answered the door, they said “sorry” and walked away.