Lansing hotel guide. Red Roof Inn hotel in Lansing, North Carolina

"Authentic early 1900 cabins. Very quiet and comfortable. We had a gas fireplace as well as baseboard heat both worked fast and well. Coffee pot is brew not K. They supplied enough coffee for mornings. Great night’s sleep! Don’t forget to try the healing water! Staff is wonderful. Would we stay again ??? Most definitely and for a much longer time."

"This hotel was a gem. Room was clean, comfortable, and quiet."

"Staff was very accommodating, great access to the parking lot, quiet, excelent location."

"Great midway stop for motorcycling the BRP"

"Mind was a weeknight stay between cities for my trip and at that time this hotel felt more like a contractors crew housing with the work trucks in the small parking lot. The check in staff was friendly. I was immediately aware of the aging lobby area and hallways to the rooms. Room had all that you would need but felt old and worn. There was a small gap between window frame and wall that was open to outside air and traffic noise. Some mold on shower curtain. A good remodel would make a difference. Next time I’ll go a few more minutes to a newer Quality Inn in Bristol, VA. "

"Staff was great. Overall pleased, but may have some bathroom plumbing issues (slow flush)"

"If all you need is a clean bed than this is your place"

"The room and property was clean. Really couldn’t ask for more for decent place to stay. With that said, there is some remodeling so somethings were a little messy."

"This was a sirprise gem. It's in quite a busy area, with a number of stores and restaurants close by, and near 81, but going up to the motel is like going into another world. It's a lovely pastoral scene with a view of the distant mountains, and so quiet! In the next room was an occasionally screaming toddler but I wouldn't have known if his mother hadn't told me. I couldn't hear a thing. The room itself was basic but comfortable and clean. Would definitely stay again."