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Check im was fine. Room was tiny pool was tiny and packed. Tub plunger was broke toilet paper was mounted to the opposite wall as the toilet and was broken. All appliances where some off brands ive never seen. Bed was hard as a board no plug ins by the night stands. Went to breakfast. Only offerings where cereal a few bagels and a waffle maker. Again no plates to put said waffles on. Syrup was a gallon jug help yourself. Also had sausage biscuits in a fridge. No microwave though. Took one of those back to the room. Took 4 min in the cheap little microwave to get it warm. Then was like rubber.

I got in town about 3am so check in was really late. They provide a code but NEVER mention that you’ll use the same code to access everything. The instruction indicate you’ll receive a separate code for parking. Also they changed my location at the last minute the unit was still nice but the location was in the middle of a bad area. I saw drug deals happening as I was driving to my unit ( if you know you know) is the area is There were no walkable streets and nothing close by for shopping and coffee. The area may be more of an up and coming are but that is not my preference as my original booking location was in a location more to my liking. And whoever was in the unit above me was loud with a bunch of children stomping over my head. I got NO Sleep. There was also a domestic dispute early Sunday morning

I was not expecting the room to be the way it was. The washer and dryer inside of the room was a significant plus in my book. The kitchen area was clean and organized and I love the fact that it had a dishwasher with it. However, I would have liked to add a few more supplies than the trial sizes that were given. If I ever come back to Raleigh, this will definitely be the place I would stay.

I cannot see why anyone would choose a chain hotel if a room at the Grande Magnolia is available. Our weekend in Benson, NC was exceptional due in large part to staying at the Grande Magnolia. When we arrived we were greeted at the door by a man who knew us by name. We were shown to our room and given a one on one explanation of some of the features and history of the hotel. We walked to the historic downtown area and when we returned we were greeted by Ms. Nancy, the owner. Her passion for the Grande Magnolia radiates uninhibited. The attention to detail and quest for historical accuracy permeates the design decisions made for this magnificent building. The Grande Magnolia serves breakfast every morning (I believe). While we were there no less than seven families came to the restaurant, so it’s popular with the locals. True to the spirit of “bed and breakfast”, our morning meal was included with our stay. The staff was on the ball and we never had to ask for coffee refills. Checkout was a breeze. I would very much recommend this place to anyone looking for a unique experience in the Four Oaks, Benson or Dunn area.