Downtown Raleigh & the Triangle
Explore the area.
902 S. East Street puts you in the heart of it all — walkable to dining, minutes from parks, and perfectly positioned for Triangle day trips.
Dining Where to eat
Death & Taxes
~8 min walk
James Beard Award–winning chef Ashley Christensen's flagship restaurant. Wood-fired meats, seasonal vegetables, and one of Raleigh's most celebrated dining experiences.
Transfer Co. Food Hall
~10 min walk
Raleigh's beloved food hall in a converted historic warehouse. Multiple vendors, craft beer from Burial Beer Co., live events, and something for every taste.
Amrut
~5 min walk
Multi-regional Indian cuisine right in downtown. Must-tries include thukpa noodle soup, butter chicken, and mango lassi. A welcome addition to the Raleigh dining scene.
Poole's Diner
~10 min walk
The restaurant that put Raleigh on the national food map. Ashley Christensen's iconic diner — daily-changing menu, legendary macaroni au gratin, and a buzzing atmosphere.
Coffee Morning stops
Jubala Coffee
Multiple locations
Local Raleigh roaster with a calm, neighborhood vibe. Known for single-origin brews, house-made biscuits, and their famous waffles. Locations in North Hills, Lafayette Village, and Hillsborough St.
Lucky Tree
~5 min walk
Organic coffee and gluten-free snacks right on Moore Square in downtown. A bright, welcoming spot ideal for a morning pick-me-up steps from the suite.
42 & Lawrence
~8 min walk
Coffee shop by day, cocktail bar by evening. Handcrafted lattes, cold brew flights, and a stylish downtown space that transitions seamlessly through the day.
The Morning Times
~8 min walk
A downtown Raleigh institution since 2006. Locally roasted Counter Culture coffee, house-made bagels, and a bohemian two-level space with exposed brick and an upstairs art gallery. Open daily 7am–6pm.
Nightlife Evenings out
Glenwood South
~10 min drive
Raleigh's main entertainment corridor — bars, live music venues, and restaurants all within walking distance of each other.
Warehouse District
~5 min walk
Right on your doorstep — a growing arts and nightlife hub with cocktail bars, live music, and creative spaces including State of Beer and Burial Beer.
CAM Raleigh
~8 min walk
Contemporary Art Museum of Raleigh. Free admission, rotating exhibitions by living artists, and evening events. Open Fri–Sun.
Entertainment & Venues Live events on your doorstep
Red Hat Amphitheater
~5 min walk
Raleigh's iconic outdoor concert venue, freshly relocated and expanded for the 2026 season with a 7,000-person capacity. Skyline views, national touring acts spring through fall, and a packed schedule of shows steps from your suite. Check redhatamphitheater.com for the current lineup.
Lenovo Center
~15 min drive
Raleigh's major indoor arena — home of the Carolina Hurricanes NHL team and host to major concerts, comedy shows, and sporting events year-round. One of the best mid-size arenas in the Southeast for live entertainment.
Raleigh Convention Center
~5 min walk
One of the Southeast's premier convention and event spaces, currently undergoing a major expansion. Regularly hosts large conferences, trade shows, consumer expos, and public events throughout the year.
Martin Marietta Center
~8 min walk
Raleigh's performing arts complex housing Meymandi Concert Hall, Memorial Auditorium, and Fletcher Opera Theater. Home to the NC Symphony, Broadway touring productions, and a full calendar of performing arts events.
Parks & Outdoors Get outside
John Chavis Memorial Park
~5 min drive
A Raleigh landmark since 1937, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. 37 acres with a historic carousel (just $1 to ride), splash pad, playground, outdoor track, and a renovated community center. Rich African American history and a beloved community gathering space.
Dix Park
~5 min drive
Raleigh's newest and largest greenspace — 308 acres of trails, open meadows, and skyline views. Events and festivals year-round.
Umstead State Park
~20 min drive
5,500 acres of forest trails, lakes, and wildlife. One of the most accessible urban state parks in the Southeast.
Neuse River Trail
~15 min drive
28-mile greenway along the Neuse River. Popular for cycling, jogging, and peaceful riverside walks.
Arts & Culture Things to see
NC Museum of Art
~15 min drive
World-class collection with free general admission and a sprawling outdoor sculpture park. One of the Southeast's finest museums.
NC Museum of Natural Sciences
~10 min walk
The largest natural history museum in the Southeast. Free admission, live animals, and exhibits spanning billions of years of Earth history.
NC Museum of History
~10 min walk
Free admission exploring North Carolina's story from Native American history through modern times. Right in the heart of downtown.
Day Trips Beyond Raleigh
Durham
~25 min drive
James Beard–recognized food scene, the American Tobacco Campus, Durham Bulls baseball, and Duke's stunning Gothic campus.
Chapel Hill
~30 min drive
Home to UNC's beautiful campus, Franklin Street dining, and the Morehead Planetarium. A quintessential college town day trip.
Jordan Lake
~35 min drive
A 14,000-acre reservoir with swimming beaches, fishing, boating, and bald eagle sightings. Perfect for a summer day out.
Your base.
902 S. East Street
Raleigh, NC 27601

Suite 100 — Ground floor
Suite 200 — Second floor
Getting around: Raleigh is a car-friendly city and both suites include dedicated parking. Downtown attractions, museums, and the Warehouse District are walkable. Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) is widely available for longer trips. RDU Airport is 20 minutes away.