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1. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Univ Area Chapel Hill
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Univ Area Chapel Hill
2. Courtyard Durham Near Duke University/Downtown
Courtyard Durham Near Duke University/Downtown
3. Hilton Durham near Duke University
Hilton Durham near Duke University
4. Hilton Raleigh North Hills
Hilton Raleigh North Hills
5. DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Raleigh - Durham
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Raleigh - Durham
6. Unscripted Durham, Part of JDV by Hyatt
Unscripted Durham, Part of JDV by Hyatt
7. Sonesta Select Raleigh Durham Airport Morrisville
Sonesta Select Raleigh Durham Airport Morrisville
8. 21c Museum Hotel Durham
21c Museum Hotel Durham
9. Hyatt Place Raleigh-Durham Airport
Hyatt Place Raleigh-Durham Airport
10. Comfort Inn & Suites Durham near Duke University
Comfort Inn & Suites Durham near Duke University
11. Millennium Hotel Durham
Millennium Hotel Durham
12. JB Duke Hotel
JB Duke Hotel
13. SpringHill Suites by Marriott Durham City View
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Durham City View
14. The Durham Hotel
The Durham Hotel
15. Hampton Inn & Suites Durham/North I-85
Hampton Inn & Suites Durham/North I-85
16. University Inn Durham next to Duke University Medical Center
University Inn Durham next to Duke University Medical Center
17. Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club
Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club
18. Durham Marriott City Center
Durham Marriott City Center
19. Holiday Inn Express Durham by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Durham by IHG
20. Wingate by Wyndham Raleigh Durham Airport RTP
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Go beyond your typical stay in Durham


Top neighborhoods in Durham
- Downtown Durham
- American Tobacco District
- Trinity Park
- 9th Street District
- Golden Belt Historic District

Downtown Durham
Downtown Durham mixes historic tobacco warehouses with modern cultural spaces, creating a unique urban playground. The Durham Bulls Athletic Park and Carolina Theatre showcase the city's industrial heritage, while converted factories house trendy dining and art venues. The American Tobacco Campus buzzes with creative energy, and the Durham Performing Arts Center hosts world-class shows almost nightly. The neighborhood's walkable streets connect farm-to-table restaurants, craft breweries, and artisan boutiques. Boutique hotels in historic buildings offer character-filled stays within steps of the action. Though parking can be tight during events, the compact layout makes exploring on foot a breeze.

American Tobacco District
American Tobacco District reimagines Durham's industrial past with brick warehouses now housing galleries, workspaces, and entertainment venues. The central plaza buzzes with concerts while the iconic water tower stands tall above the action. Catch a Durham Bulls game, enjoy a show at the performing arts center, or wander through art galleries that breathe new life into former factory floors. The district's upscale-casual restaurants serve Southern fusion cuisine in converted warehouse spaces perfect for dinner before a show. While there's limited lodging within the district itself, the area's pedestrian-friendly layout makes exploring its historical and artistic elements a breeze with convenient paid parking options nearby.

Trinity Park
Trinity Park offers charming tree-lined streets with early 1900s Colonial Revival and Craftsman homes that history buffs will adore. Duke University's East Campus sits just steps away, where you can soak up the academic vibe and attend cultural events. Wander through the neighborhood's peaceful streets or head to nearby Ninth Street for cafes and boutiques. Accommodation options include historic bed & breakfasts in converted homes with period furnishings and attentive hosts. The neighborhood has excellent walkability with wide sidewalks beneath a canopy of mature oaks, though public transit is limited. For dining and shopping, the Ninth Street corridor provides casual restaurants and specialty stores just a short stroll away.

9th Street District
The 9th Street District pulses with bookish charm and bohemian energy that's impossible not to love. Students flip through dog-eared paperbacks in cozy cafes while vinyl records spin in vintage shops nearby. The tree-lined streets connect independent bookstores, international restaurants, and art-filled spaces that showcase Durham's creative soul. Getting around is a breeze with frequent buses and walkable streets connecting you to Duke University and downtown. From Ethiopian cuisine to late-night study spots, the district serves up diverse dining without breaking the bank. This college-town gem offers authentic experiences rather than tourist traps, perfect for travelers who prefer local character over manufactured charm.
Golden Belt Historic District
Golden Belt Historic District breathes new life into Durham's textile mill past. Wander through red brick buildings where art studios now occupy former factory floors with soaring ceilings and massive windows. Join monthly art walks to see local works showcased amid exposed beams and original machinery. The district hosts regular performances that spotlight Durham's thriving creative community. Small cafes and farm-to-table spots occupy converted mill spaces, with most closing early around 9 PM. You'll find unique accommodations in boutique B&Bs and vacation rentals housed in historic mill worker homes. The compact district is best explored on foot, though you'll want a car to venture to nearby Durham attractions.
Learn more about Durham
Tobacco warehouses transformed into buzzing cultural hubs tell the story of Durham's reinvention. At American Tobacco Campus, tech startups share space with craft breweries and food halls. Duke University's neo-Gothic chapel towers over a campus worth exploring even if you've never contemplated calculus. Catch the Durham Bulls play baseball in their downtown stadium, immortalized in the film 'Bull Durham.' The Museum of Life and Science offers hands-on exhibits that fascinate visitors of all ages. Durham Performing Arts Center draws Broadway shows to this former tobacco town, while the Carolina Theatre screens indie films in art deco splendor. Between performances, sample the city's celebrated food scene where former tobacco money now funds farm-to-table restaurants.


















































































































