Spectrum Center Tours

My stay at the Morehead Inn was absolutely wonderful. This hidden gem in historic downtown Charlotte, North Carolina, exceeded my expectations from the moment I arrived. The customer service was exceptional. The staff accommodated my early check-in after my long drive and were incredibly friendly and welcoming on the phone. Upon arrival, I was greeted immediately at the front door and made to feel right at home. The grounds are beautifully maintained, and the inn itself is immaculate. The moment I walked inside, I was greeted by a pleasant fragrance of eucalyptus that created a relaxing atmosphere. My room smelled heavenly, was spotless, and easily passed the white-glove test. I absolutely loved the antique charm and character of the inn. Every detail added to the warm and inviting experience. What truly made my stay special was the staff. They were friendly, helpful, and genuinely cared about my visit. They offered great advice on getting to and from my concert safely, recommended places to visit afterward, and even asked about how the concert went. That personal touch truly warmed my heart. I have no complaints—only compliments. If you’re looking for a beautiful, charming place to stay in Charlotte with outstanding hospitality, I highly recommend the Morehead Inn.

The apartment itself was great. Clean and exactly what we needed. No parking pass was provided which was inconvenient. Other tenants have thrown trash off their balcony and it smelled 24/7 of weed.

Bottom line, would I stay here again? Yes, now that I've been through the check in process but that was an absolute headache the first time around. Also, apartment complex isn't very well kept up on the outside. Walkways were very dirty and the area was a bit run down. The inside of the apartment was pretty clean though and I had no issues with anything inside and it was a comfortable stay. The issue with check in is A LOT of miscommunication. First off, the address repeatedly given to me in texts and emails was for the head office, NOT the actual apartment unit. The head office knew about the Landing rentals but sent me to the wrong building in the very large complex. I finally go the correct address when on my 5th or so call to Landing, I was given a PDF via email that I was told should have been provided automatically. Second, I was also told, repeatedly that there was a key box in the walkway that I would enter a code into and that would give me the key to the apartment. I did find one of those boxes like they put on homes being sold so realtors can access the property but none of the codes sent to me would open it. Turns out, the multiple codes I was sent, over multiple calls wasn't for this at all, there is actually a digital lock on the door to the unit. ADDITIONALLY, the codes sent wouldn't have worked for that either! I was sent multiple 4 digit codes, the door takes a 7 digit code. I'm like 6 calls in at this point!!! WTH??