The Ritz-Carlton, Charlotte

The room was so nice with the couch and little tables. The bathroom so nice. Breakfast was good and the fitness facility was exceptional. The only frustration was that we were told someone spoke of the street acoustics on the road in front of the hotel, so all through the night there were cars and motorcycles revving past. That has to be corrected.

We stayed here on our first night in the US. The staff are very friendly and helpful. That makes such difference to a stay. Up early and into the empty pool for a few quick lengths before breakfast. A good choice, well served at a reasonable price.

Stayed in Ritz Carltons all over the world. Stayed two nights here with my adult daughter. Hardworking staff, poor management. This feels like a Marriot at best. Got a room facing Trade street- noisy but ok, it being the city- but also facing a bright LED sign advertising Spectrum taking up the entire length and width of the window from the room day and night. Felt like being in Tokyo, except the drapes did not cover the moving images at night. I immediately asked to change rooms, was told they'd get back to me. Next day, I checked again, desk said "computers are down, we'll get right back to you!". Nothing. Also didn't love that wifi is an added cost daily.

We just finished our overnight stay here for the second year in a row, it was amazing! The rooms are completely renovated and beautiful! The staff is very welcoming and nice! We’ll definitely be back next year!

The Ritz-Carlton in Charlotte is a good hotel for what it is. Charlotte is not a very fancy town and their Ritz-Carlton is certainly one of the most luxurious hotels in the city. Having said that, it probably shouldn’t be called a Ritz-Carlton because it does not hold a candle to many other Ritz-Carltons around the country. The hotel feels more like an upscale Marriott than a true Ritz-Carlton property. Nevertheless, I’d likely return next time I’m in Charlotte due to the paucity of luxury hotels in the city.