Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center,Curio Collection by Hilton

Beautiful hotel

The Hotel Roanoke is a fantastic facility. The building is clean and well-maintained. The staff went out of their way to make our event a success. The dining room buffet is probably one of the best meals I have every eaten. I can't recommend this site enough for a business meeting or just for a stay while on vacation in Roanoke.

Amazing property - you should visit!

Historic sprawling Hotel...so many hallways and places to explore. Multiple patios/courtyards/outdoor seating areas. Would recommend....especially for business conference rooms. The Hotel parking lot connects to a sky walkway that drops you right off at the edge of the Roanoke downtime "market" area where all the shops are.

Historic but not as grand as I had expected.

Guest services was superior and what I expect for a hotel of its caliber. We had a problem with our room and when addressed, we were moved into a suite and also given passes for the executive lounge. Aver unexpected and pleasant surprise. We really only wanted a different room. The location is great for walking in order to enjoy a variety of dining experiences and shopping in the market. The grounds and pool were very pretty and the entrance up to the hotel was very inviting.

The rooms were only average, at best. There was hair on the woodwork in the bathroom and the floor was a little dirty. The linens on the bed were also a little scratchy. Not nearly as luxury as I expected. I've stayed in less "luxurious" hotels with softer sheets. The overall decor was old and tired...definitely not grand. It would have been really nice to have coffee service available in the room. I want coffee when I wake up and not have to get dressed, go to the lobby and back up to my room.

The staff at Hotel Roanoke were the definition of customer service, from the housekeeping staff to the management and everyone in between

A wonderful old hotel within a walk of the Taubman Art Museum and the downtown market. The old Norfolk and Western station across the street which houses a small museum of railroad photos from the end of the steam era was also nice. The hotel grounds were well-kept and when we visited cherries were in bloom. Valet and bell service was very attentive. We had an excellent breakfast on Saturday with first-rate croissants, fresh fruit, and salmon.