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The Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center

4.6 (4,000 reviews) $180 - $211 per night Hand-verified for 2026
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Why we picked it

"4.5 Curio Collection historic 1882 Tudor-Revival landmark anchoring downtown Roanoke."

At a glance
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1882 Tudor-Revival historic landmark
Curio Collection by Hilton
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Downtown Roanoke location
Walkable to Center in the Square and City Market
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Pool, bar/lounge and Regency Room fine dining
Full-service amenities
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Evening entertainment
On-site entertainment programming
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Rating
4.5 out of 5 (3,468 reviews)

About The Hotel

The Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center, Curio Collection By Hilton is a 4.5-rated (3,468 reviews) historic landmark on Shenandoah Avenue in downtown Roanoke — originally built in 1882 and restored as the marquee Tudor-Revival landmark of the city. Amenities include a pool, bar/lounge, the Regency Room fine dining, evening entertainment, hiking access, EV charging, kids-friendly amenities and pet-friendly rooms. Strong subratings across the board (cleanliness 4.6, location 4.7, rooms 4.5, service 4.6, sleep 4.5, value 4.3). A historic marquee landmark rather than an in-room-jacuzzi property — the appeal is Roanoke’s marquee 1882 hotel walkable to Center in the Square, the City Market and the Taubman Museum. Reviewer flags: a busy conference-center pace on some weekends and one 80th birthday guest reported raw Regency Room food and slow service.

What Guests Are Saying

“We loved our stay at Hotel Roanoke. This is our second time staying here. I would not stay here for just any trip since the price is higher than what we would normally pay. For us it’s worth the money for a special occasion or a trip without our kids. It is kid friendly though, but I would rather enjoy my time there without my kids. The room was very clean, bed and pillows are extremely comfortable. Shower is great! I love the added touch of bathrobes in the room :) The hotel is obviously gorgeous and has so much history. The pool snd hot tub is also great. Towels are provided and there were floats and pool noodles to use as well. Nice little thought. My only suggestion is to sell stamps there. I bought a post card to mail off and really wanted to use the Mail Drop on my floor (how cool!) but no stamps. They did take my post card and run it through the mail Machine so at least it was mailed.” — Lacey, 5 stars

“My family and I attended the Mother’s Day buffet in Crystal Ballroom today. The place is beautiful and the staff are super friendly and helpful. The lady, Kim, who checked us in for lunch was very polite. The gentleman who sat us, Robert, was also very polite and quickly retrieved a high chair for our 2 year old. Our waitresses, Oriana and Olivia, were very helpful and attentive. The Banquet Managers, Sherri and Matt, stopped by to check on us and Matt went out of his way to make sure our celiac family members had no issues with cross contamination. The culinary staff manning the buffet stations were most helpful and knowledgeable about the food. Those I can remember names for were Mike, Leigh, Kris, and Phil. I’ll wrap this up by saying the mimosas made by Elvis were excellent. I highly recommend the holiday buffet as all the staff were excellent and the food was amazing.” — Matthew H., 5 stars

“Hotel was busy but we stayed in the relax section. Very quiet. But the hotel is overall busy so while it a great location for old town Roanoke it’s not a place to come for quiet. Our plan was just to see downtown and explore shops and eat. I would say this is a great place for business meetings and conferences. We did not use any of the on site restaurants. Plenty in town across the glass enclosed bridge which starts at the hotel.” — Dan, 5 stars

Pros & Cons

Pros:

  • 1882 Tudor-Revival historic landmark, Curio Collection by Hilton
  • Strong subratings (4.6 cleanliness, 4.7 location, 4.6 service)
  • Pool, bar/lounge and Regency Room fine dining
  • Evening entertainment and pet-friendly rooms
  • Walkable to Center in the Square, City Market and Taubman Museum

Cons:

  • A historic landmark rather than an in-room-jacuzzi property
  • Busy conference-center pace on some weekends
  • One 80th birthday guest reported raw Regency Room food and slow service

The Location

110 Shenandoah Avenue, Roanoke, VA 24016 — On Shenandoah Avenue in downtown Roanoke, walkable to Center in the Square and the Farmers Market. You can find more details or book your stay on TripAdvisor.

What's at the hotel
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spa Spa
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wifi WiFi
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hotel Shuttle Bus Service
accessible Accessible
Location & neighborhood

Roanoke,
Roanoke.

110 Shenandoah Avenue, Roanoke, VA 24016-2025
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Guest reviews

What guests are saying about The Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center.

4.6 out of 5· 4,000 reviews
★★★★★
5/5
2 weeks ago
"Everything is beautiful at the Hotel Roanoke. The food was great and staff was very friendly and helpful. My only issue was the bed: king size bed with 2 small pillows that completely flattened when I laid my head down. The bed gave me a backache. May I suggest bringing your own pillows and extra blankets."

— Carmen Crater

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★★★★★
5/5
a month ago
"Went there for a work Cristmas Party. My room was clean and in excellent condition. They even upgraded me to a room with heated bathroom flooring for free which I now want for my house. The staff was nice and friendly. The building jas a lot of character being built in the 1800's. This is my 4th time staying here and I love it!"

— Donald Free

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★★★★
4/5
a month ago
"Hotel Roanoke is super nice aesthetically, pretty on the outside and inside, with clean well decorated rooms, however at the end of the day the experience is the same as any other nicer rated Hilton. Wasn’t particularly wowed by the service, as information given by the staff would be inconsistent when we inquired about parking, dining. We told them no need for the cleaners to come the first day, which they did anyway I wouldn’t mind this but they didn’t replace any of towels, just took anything hanging up including the robes, and made the bed, left the trash, which was a little unusual but not a huge deal as we only stayed 3 nights. Honestly the poor quality of the beds and pillows was the most disappointing part for the rate of the room. Also extremely thin walls, probably much worse as we were there right after Christmas during a busy season but be ready to hear walking above you and your neighbors snoozing their phone alarm."

— Jay 12

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