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Raleigh’s Brownstone: A Gem in Raleigh

Built in 1966 at 1707 Hillsborough Street, the Brownstone has survived all of the changes in Raleigh because of its great location, but most of all, its great service. Nestled just minutes from downtown Raleigh and Cameron Village; the Brownstone is one of the first hotels built on Hillsborough Street. The Brownstone has succeeded the Velvet Cloak Inn, Raleigh’s first hotel to open “outside” the downtown area. Since then, Hillsborough Street has developed over the years into a bustling city street in Raleigh.

Acquired in 2004 by Sotherly Hotels, the hotel underwent a $5 million renovation in 2011 covering all areas before its conversion to the DoubleTree by Hilton-Brownstone-University. The Brownstone has changed with the times to offer all of today’s amenities to the diverse population. It offers todays amenities but also with southern charm for which North Carolina is known for. When you visit the Brownstone whether it’s to attend a meeting at one of more than 16 meeting rooms totaling approximately 15,000 square feet, or staying in one of the more than 190 luxury hotel rooms; you will experience the utmost in southern charm through its exceptional customer service.

You will experience today’s comforts by relaxing in its spacious guest rooms with large work areas, Tempurpedic or Sweet Dreams® by DoubleTree Sleep Experience beds, large flat screen high-definition TVs, complimentary high-speed internet and much more. DoubleTree also offers all of the latest in technology and upscale amenities such as 37-inch HDTVs, clock radios with MP3 connectivity and complimentary WiFi.

However, this is just a small part of your experience, you have the option to start your mornings at the Brownstone with a DoubleTree buffet breakfast. For lunch or dinner, dine at the Harvest Grille. Cocktails are served each evening at the stylish Bistro bar. Then there is the signature fresh baked chocolate chip cookies served as only a DoubleTree Brownstone can.

After all of the fantastic foods you will encounter during your stay, whether you are eating in at either the

Harvest Grille or the Bistro bar or going out into the City of Raleigh, you may want to work off some of those extra calories. If this is the case, enjoy the on-site fitness room or just steps away you can enjoy complimentary guest access to the neighboring Alexander Family YMCA or take a swim in the Brownstone’s pool.

The Brownstone is nestled in the heart of all kinds of wonderful attractions such as Cameron Village, Pullen Park, downtown Raleigh and all of the State government buildings, Additionally, the numerous shops and dining options on and around Hillsborough Street offers a plethora of options. Not to mention the wonderful campus of North Carolina State University, Meredith and St. Mary’s Colleges. All of these attractions are within walking, driving or biking distance from the hotel. If you did not bring your bike, you can usually find one or two just outside the entrance of the hotel for your convenience.

Whether you will be at the Brownstone by DoubleTree for just a few hours or a few days, your experience will be one filled with excellent customer service, numerous amenities and great attractions, which are all to make your stay one you will want to repeat, whether for business or pleasure.

The Raleigh Brownstone and The City Insight created an exclusive partnership to benefit businesses and the community in many ways. For your next event, email promo@thecityinsightmag.com to see how the DoubleTree by Hilton Raleigh Brown- stone/City Insight partnership can benefit you!

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