We really wanted to like this place but it did not work out.

Pros: quiet area, good WiFi; big washing machine and dryer; nice deck to sit on and enjoy the trees, pretty location, parking available. Easy drive to downtown Chapel Hill and UNC. The surfaces in kitchen and bathroom were clean. Bed was fine. Manager was helpful and provided all of the necessary instructions such as driving to the townhouse, finding the key, etc...

Cons: old townhouse with stained rugs, stained upholstery, needs a new coat of paint on the walls. We felt pretty uncomfortable with the general grubbiness of the building and left one day early, forfeiting more than $112 (not fun).

Whether or not you like this place depends on you and your comfort level with old (not antique) furniture, rugs, etc… that are not in good condition. We paid $337 for three nights (this was with the cash discount) and wish we had gone to a hotel instead. If you have many people, need to cook, and don’t mind the issues described – you will probably be fine here. The photos will give you a good idea of what it looks like.

Chapel Hill Inn Town is our favorite place to stay when we visit our daughter in Chapel Hill. The location is perfect. Walk to Franklin St. and there is a path to Foster's Market and Flyleaf Books. It is not a luxury apartment but it is clean, comfy and has a well equipped kitchen including washer and dryer. Being able to cook, do laundry and walk saves us money. Eric Plow is friendly,welcoming and helpful.

My family -- three kids of various ages -- along with wife -- stayed here over thanksgiving weekend while visiting my bro and his family, who work at UNC. Because he lives near UNC we could literally walk both to UNC campus (we saw a play and a women's soccer game), and his home to burn off some of those thanskgiving pies.
The apartment -- a two-story townhouse style -- was clean, comfortable and affordable. Really enjoyed the washer, dryer, stove, tv and beds. My seven-year old daughter was thrilled to sleep in a bunk-bed for first time.