Stayed at the double tree for work at the beginning of December. The rooms were pretty small and not particularly clean. On one ocassion smelly food was left in the corridor over night, and the floor we were staying on was being renovated during our stay. Staff in the restaurant were the only real upside. They were very friendly and helpful. Really. It worth 300 bucks a night.

Stayed over Thanksgiving for 3 nights, mix of good and bad points. First the good: the staff were very friendly, especially Hector the bartender, room service was also quite nice. The bad points outweigh the good however: walls are very thin and we could hear everything that was going on around us in the other rooms and the corridor, the room was non-smoking but I could smell smoke in the mornings from some other room that obviously wasn't non-smoking. As per the other reviews the A/C was noisy, although in this case that was a blessing as I used it as a white noise machine ;)

Cleanliness rating reflects the smoke, else the room was clean. Stayed in 715

Stayed for business. The room was clean and the service was good. The shower barily spayed water when trying to take a shower.
The interior of the hotel is in need of a renovation. The in-room airconditioner was really loud, I had to turn it off completely in order to get som sleep.
Breakfast claimed to be claimed to be good. However I found it to be poor in choice selection.
I mainly had scrambled eggs and bacon with a bagel on the side. The coffee was bad (as for most american hotels).
The hotel bartender 'Hector' was a real character that lit up the mood in the evenings.

I don't normally pay more that $80 for a room. To me just a waste if all I am doing is putting my head down. This time though I wanted an indoor pool for the kids so I was going to pay for it. Though not in downtown Wilmington it wasn't far out either it was...Just Perfect. The room was clean, plenty of pillows for 4 of us and the pool was delightful. The cost after AAA was just under a $100. Stay and enjoy...just be aware the cookies they hand out have nuts and nothing is said.