I went to Winston-Salem with my boyfriend for a Vintage BMW event and we opted to stay at the Graylyn Hotel just outside of the downtown area. When you turn into the entrance, it feels magical. This enormous estate with the Manor House, several cottages and other buildings - all made of stone and beautifully designed; and situated on land... More

We were on our way to Myrtle Beach and anticipating staying at this historical place as it was our 50th wedding anniversary. We arrived about 3:15, told room not ready- fine we went across the street to see the attractions there. The grounds and buildiing appear beautiful as you enter property, however, inside, neither the furniture or building were not... More

I stayed at Graylyn in June, 2012 and wrote a review entitled "Graylyn Rocks!". I had the good fortune of staying there once again May 3-5 and I'm pleased to report "Graylyn Still Rocks!" Graylyn is a wonderful old historic estate built of stone so it, does indeed, literally rock! The Estate is stunning and magnificent. The grounds (55 acres)... More

The Graylyn is magical and much more than a luxury hotel. The restored manor house and mews transports you to another place and time; you have to experience it's beauty as it is impossible to express in words. The grounds, the rooms, which have modern amenities, and the service make you feel pampered and very special. My husband and I... More

Take yourself back in time with stone buildings with what used to be horse stables and chicken coops. Not what you think of but the most beautiful preserved buildings from the Reynolds Tobacco heirs. Which were donated to the Wake Forest campus. We stayed in a seperate room from the main hotel which had all the accomodations you need, Very... More

Graylyn is one of those gems you only hear about. It is the conference center for Wake Forest University but I believe rooms are available to outside guests when not booked for university functions. Only minutes from the campus, this is gracious living of a different era. The English country estate is located on several hundred acres with a gracious... More

With the grandeur of a castle, but great southern hospitality, we enjoyed our Easter 2013 stay at Graylyn. Standard exquisite rooms with the convenience of what seemed like club level made our stay to visit our daughter at Wake Forest a fine mini vacation. The staff was warm and inviting. The free water and ice cream provided hit just the... More

I stayed at Graylyn for a business meeting at Wake Forest. I felt like royalty during my entire stay, from the welcome I received, to the attentive waitstaff at breakfast and lunch, and in the evening when I returned to see a chocolate and a comfy robe on the turned-down bed. There is a van to take you anywhere you... More

We stayed here to check out Wake Forest for my son. Lovely grounds and buildings, stayed in the Mews which is separate from the main Manor house. We were on the ground floor and the people in the unit above us made a tremendous amount of banging on the floor noises the whole time. We ate in the Grille Room... More