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Enjoy some of our favorite media placements, below. We have been featured locally, regionally, and nationally by some of the country’s top outlets and bloggers. To see more media on our restaurant, The Asbury, visit us here.
Renovations Underway For Charlotte’s Only Historic Hotel
Weight Watchers selects the Asbury’s pastry chef to create a “WW Favorite” item ahead of Oprah’s 2020 Vision Tour
Charlotte’s only historic hotel is getting a major upgrade in bid to remain relevant
Multimillion-dollar renovation planned at uptown boutique hotel
Multimillion-dollar renovation planned at uptown boutique hotel
“In Charlotte’s modern Uptown neighborhood, the historic Dunhill Hotel manages to blend Old World charm with modern amenities. That contemporary sensibility extends to the hotel’s restaurant, The Asbury, which even has its own hashtag, #bodybybiscuit.”
International travel blogger Oneika loved the cuisine at The Asbury and nodded to our hotel “for its prime location (it’s right on Tryon St.) and opulent decor. If you’re a fan of accommodations with character, I’d highly recommend it as a place to stay in Uptown Charlotte.”
Culinary pro Heidi Billotto encourages travelers to “enjoy your own private round of cocktails with a view for the evening or for several evenings in a row as you enjoy an extended stay” at the Dunhill hotel.
Food Network featured the Dunhill hotel in their “Best Hotels for Foodies” line up.
NC blogger Andrea Eisen visited the Dunhill and Asbury informing her readers of “ the perfect mix of boutique and historical design throughout, she called hotel “a destination in and of itself, not just the ‘place you stay’ when you’re in town.” “The Asbury has the perfect set-up with an upscale but casual atmosphere.”
In her article about honeymoon locations in Charlotte, writer Vanessa Infanzon praises the Dunhill as a historic hotel that “couples may never want to leave.”
Travel writer and blogger, Connie Pearson, applauded the Dunhill because it “recently received the award for Best Small Historic Inn by Historic Hotels of America. The recognition is well-deserved because of Dunhill’s charm, comfort and perfect location. An added plus is the Asbury, an excellent restaurant connected to the hotel’s lobby.”
Clayton Hensley, a.k.a. the knoxdaytripper, enjoyed the architectural details of the Dunhill saying, “Today, the Dunhill mixes the vigor of the roaring twenties, the laid-back atmosphere of the South and a touch of Great Britain all into one super charming boutique hotel.”
Jenn Rice with Food & Wine Magazine indulged on a three-day trip to enjoy Charlotte cuisine. The Asbury was one of her top “must-visit” restaurants.
The Dunhill Endures: Charlotte’s Lone Historic Hotel