Durham Marriott City Center sits at 201 Foster Street in the heart of downtown Durham—an ideal base if you're looking to explore the city’s dynamic energy and cultural gems. This contemporary hotel blends comfort with convenience, directly connected to the Durham Convention Center and within easy walking distance of the Carolina Theatre, Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC), and Durham Bulls Athletic Park.

An innovative addition to Durham's cultural landscape, the 21c Museum Hotel transforms the historic Hill Building—a 17-story Art Deco landmark originally completed in 1937—into a vibrant convergence of boutique lodging, contemporary art, and culinary finesse.

Stay + See Art: The hotel features over 10,500 square feet of rotating and curated exhibit space, accessible 24/7 and free to the public. It’s an immersive experience where guests and visitors alike can explore cutting-edge modern art while lounging in a luxury setting

Historic Meets Modern Design: Inside and out, 21c Durham reflects the elegant Art Deco aesthetic of its past—think terrazzo floors, wood-paneled lobbies, and preserved architectural details—seamlessly reprised with contemporary furnishings and design sensibilities.

Creative Culinary Venue: Dining at Counting House, the hotel’s signature restaurant, is simultaneously a cultural and gastronomic outing—where you can savor regional flavors amidst gallery-like sophistication.

Comfort & Convenience: With 125 thoughtfully designed rooms and suites (from Deluxe King to the expansive 21c Suite with rooftop terrace), high-end amenities like Nespresso machines, HD TVs, plush bedding, spa and fitness facilities, and pet-friendly options, the hotel offers both comfort and style

The Durham Hotel, located at 315 E Chapel Hill Street, is a boutique, independently owned gem in the heart of Durham. Housed in a mid-century modern building originally designed by Perry C. Langston in 1968 as the Home Savings and Loan Association, the hotel radiates period charm alongside modern comfort.

Recent renovations by Commune (Los Angeles) and Maurer Architecture (Raleigh) vividly preserved the hotel's iconic façade—think metallic accents and a geometric form—while reimagining the interiors with bold color palettes and architectural flair. Highlights include dramatic mezzanines, bank-vault bars, custom geometric carpets, Moroccan-tile lobbies, and thoughtfully elevated common areas