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Raleigh

Downtown · Glenwood South · Warehouse District · North Hills

From free world-class museums to Hurricanes hockey and a booming food scene, Raleigh is the relaxed capital of North Carolina's Research Triangle. Book your stay for any game, concert, or campus visit and every price you see is the price you pay, with taxes and service charges included up front.

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Destination guide

Explore Raleigh

Most Raleigh hotels cluster downtown along Fayetteville Street and the convention center, with a second hub in North Hills and near NC State. Whether you're here for a Hurricanes game, a show at Red Hat Amphitheater, or a visit to the Triangle's universities, you'll find an easygoing city about 20 minutes from Raleigh-Durham International (RDU).

The State Capitol anchors downtown, surrounded by free museums, the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and the Museum of History among them. Glenwood South and the Warehouse District fill in the evenings with rooftop bars, breweries, and some of the best barbecue and Southern cooking in the state.

Raleigh is also a gateway to the rest of the Triangle. Durham and Chapel Hill, home to Duke and UNC, are about 30 minutes away, and the North Carolina Museum of Art's outdoor park on the city's west side makes an easy half-day escape.

Neighborhoods in Raleigh

Downtown
Fayetteville Street, the State Capitol, the convention center, and free museums. Best for first visits and walkability.
Glenwood South
A lively strip of bars, restaurants, and rooftop lounges just northwest of downtown. The city's nightlife hub.
Warehouse District
Converted industrial buildings with chef-driven restaurants, galleries, and Raleigh Union Station.
North Hills
A walkable shopping and dining district north of the Beltline with newer hotels and easy parking.
What's on

1 upcoming event in Raleigh

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Fall Session

North Carolina State University at Raleigh

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Climate & when to visit

Summer (Jun–Aug)
80–90°F and humid with afternoon thunderstorms. Peak season for outdoor concerts.
Fall (Sep–Nov)
55–78°F. Warm, dry, and colorful. The North Carolina State Fair runs in October.
Winter (Dec–Feb)
32–52°F. Mild with rare snow, and the heart of Hurricanes and college basketball season.
Spring (Mar–May)
50–78°F. Dogwoods and azaleas in bloom, and one of the best times to visit.

Getting around

  • Raleigh-Durham International (RDU) is about 20 minutes from downtown by car, rideshare, or taxi.
  • Downtown, Glenwood South, and the Warehouse District are walkable; GoRaleigh buses cover the wider city.
  • PNC Arena, home of the Hurricanes, sits west of downtown near NC State, so drive or rideshare on event nights.
  • Amtrak's Piedmont and Carolinian trains stop at Raleigh Union Station, linking Charlotte and the Northeast.
Where to stay

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