Just got home from a three day stay at Graylyn. It will be the first of many trips as my daughter is about to start grad school at Wake Forest University. We were fortunate to be booked into the newly renovated Mews section of the estate. It was like stepping into an English manor! We were overwhelmed at the beauty... More

My wife and I got married here at the end of April. The venue is absolutely stunning, as it is a 1920's estate that has been turned into a conference center/hotel. We stayed for the honeymoon package and our room was VERY nice. The staff could not be nicer at Graylyn. Make sure to visit the ice cream room if... More

I absolutely love this hotel which made me feel as though I had stepped back in time with regards to the Grayln's luxury and customer service. Everyone was so nice and accommodating. We loved walking the estate and playing horse shoes. The free assortment of ice cream certainly made the stay quite enjoyable for my daughter.

My husband and I had a short weekend get away to Winston to attend an event at Wake Forest University. This was our first visit to the Graylyn. Our expectations were high and it met everyone of them. The service could not have been better - it was almost too good, if that is possible. They were almost answering our... More

As a WFU grad, I am biased but I think Graylyn is just one spectacular one-of-a-kind place. The whole estate, grounds, and facilities are first rate. Great run/walk through The grounds over to Reynolds House and on to Wake Forest. Breakfast is included and a real buffett. Rooms are interesting and very comfortable with free coffee, tea, and ice cream... More

I stayed here with my family in February 2012 to visit my grandmother at Arbor Acres retirement community. The hotel is an easy drive to AA however you definitely need a car to get around the area. The beds were very comfortable. I was a little disappointed that I could not take a hot shower (the water got warm but... More

Wonderful restaurant with private dining, excellent service through all facets of the stay, and complimentary ice cream. A charming establishment!

My wife stays here a couple of times a year for board meetings and has been bugging me to take time off to come enjoy it with her . All I can say is WOW. A private mansion converted to a semi private hotel. If you want a sense of living in the gilded age, this is the place to... More

I stayed here one night for business and am very glad that this wasn't my financial waste. I was certainly expecting more based on the website, history and rate. Likes: grounds, historic architecture, icecream room on floor, plenty of service help (although not too competent). Dislikes: poor check-in, stuffy atmosphere, very small room, single bed (I'm 6'5"!), hairs in bathroom,... More