Top Hotels Near Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Gardens in Raleigh from AU$113

"Ac unit was old and made so much noise we couldn’t sleep well. Staff wouldn’t provide an another room!"

"The staff was extremely welcoming, and the parking was very convenient. Rooms were clean, beds were comfortable, and air conditioning was quiet."

"The breakfast menu was good, but often times in the 3 days we were there, they ran out of food. Plus the coffee was often times empty. the food choices were very good, though."

"Immaculately maintained property in the heart of Raleigh very convenient to an excellent Italian restaurant across the street called MULINO. Relaxing kitsch lounge area off the lobby for cocktails, and such in the evening staff is very accommodating. You’ll be thrilled with your stay!"

"Excellent and kind host who was very easy to work with. Would recommend to anyone who needs a safe and calm spot in their travels."

"Great"

"Great property and the neighborhood is amazing.Darla was a super sweet host."

"The TEMPO by Hilton in Raleigh is a fantastic addition to downtown. Its location is truly prime—steps away from the Red Hat Amphitheater and the Convention Center, making it incredibly easy to explore the best of the city on foot. The vibe is effortlessly fun and hip, striking that perfect balance between high-energy and relaxation. I was particularly impressed by the beautiful and artistic decor; the local art pieces and the stunning Urban Oak rooftop bar really give the space a sophisticated, boutique feel without being stuffy. Most importantly, the cleanliness was top-notch. Everything from the "Get-Ready Zones" in the rooms to the communal lobby spaces felt spotless and well-maintained. Whether you're there for the views at the rooftop or just a stylish place to recharge, this spot definitely delivers."

"Space is quite large, bedrooms are nice and everything is decorated and lit very well.Air conditioning/heating is a bit frustrating, we were given instructions not to change the temperature by more than two degrees or to change the A/C mode while we were there, and it got a bit cold over night but heating never turned on."