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Resorts & Hotels with Spas in Raleigh

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Resorts & Hotels with Spas in Raleigh

1. The Umstead Hotel and Spa
The Umstead Hotel and SpaCary
- Full-service spa
- Massages
- Steam room
- Sauna
9.6 out of 10, Exceptional, (854 reviews)
The price is CA $543
CA $615 total
includes taxes & fees
Nov 23 - Nov 24

2. Comfort Inn Smithfield near I-95
Comfort Inn Smithfield near I-95Smithfield
- Full-service spa
- Breakfast included
7.8 out of 10, Good, (540 reviews)
The price is CA $103
CA $115 total
includes taxes & fees
Dec 6 - Dec 7

3. 21c Museum Hotel Durham
21c Museum Hotel DurhamDowntown Durham
- Massages
- Steam room
- Sauna
8.4 out of 10, Very good, (1,005 reviews)
The price is CA $204
CA $238 total
includes taxes & fees
Dec 2 - Dec 3

4. Grande Magnolia of Benson
Grande Magnolia of BensonBenson
- Full-service spa
- Massages
- Breakfast included
9.2 out of 10, Wonderful, (11 reviews)
The price is CA $145
CA $162 total
includes taxes & fees
Dec 3 - Dec 4
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Top neighborhoods in Raleigh

Downtown Raleigh
Downtown Raleigh balances business hustle with cultural treasure hunting. The neoclassical State Capitol anchors a district where suits mingle with museum-goers exploring the Museum of Natural Sciences and History. Red Hat Amphitheater lights up evenings with concerts while historic Oakwood's Victorian mansions provide a charming contrast to modern glass towers. Getting around is a breeze with the free R-LINE bus circling downtown every 15 minutes. You'll find everything from upscale steakhouses to food trucks, with most attractions packed into a walkable 10-block radius. Hotels range from boutique properties in historic buildings to sleek business accommodations.

North Hills
North Hills blends upscale shopping with business-district energy in Raleigh's swankiest pocket. You'll find yourself bouncing between luxury retail at North Hills Shopping Centre and leafy strolls through Lassiter Mill Historic Park. After dark, the area lights up with rooftop dining spots, cocktail lounges, and movie nights at Regal North Hills. Community concerts and festivals pop up regularly between the gleaming office towers. Restaurants here lean fancy with steakhouses and international cuisine that'll make your taste buds do a happy dance. The area's modern hotels cater to business travellers but work just as well for shoppers wanting to collapse after a retail marathon. While public transit is limited, rideshares are plentiful and parking is rarely an issue.

Five Points
Five Points combines historic charm with trendy local spots around a classic intersection where five streets meet. Tree-lined sidewalks connect coffee roasters, craft cocktail lounges, and vintage boutiques housed in early 1900s buildings. The Masonic Temple Building stands as a area landmark among craftsman bungalows and colonial revival homes that showcase Raleigh's architectural heritage. The area offers an eclectic dining scene with farm-to-table bistros and casual cafes at moderate prices. While lodging options are limited within Five Points itself, nearby downtown hotels and boutique inns provide comfortable alternatives. City buses along Glenwood Avenue make getting around easy, though the area is perfectly walkable.

Southwest Raleigh
Southwest Raleigh hums with university energy around North Carolina State University's brick campus. Explore the futuristic Hunt Library, ride the historic carousel at Pullen Park, or rent a paddleboat at serene Lake Johnson. The J.C. Raulston Arboretum offers a peaceful retreat with its beautiful plant collections and garden spaces. Student-friendly dining options line Hillsborough Street with everything from food trucks to casual breweries. Accommodations range from budget motels to residential vacation rentals, with easy access to campus via Wolfline buses and excellent bike lanes throughout the university area.

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