Streets at Southpoint Mall Hotel & Travel Guide

What's holding you back? Streets at Southpoint Mall was made to be seen.

To visit it, make your way to Raleigh, the state capital.

There are only 3 accommodations in the vicinity. However, their convenient location more than makes up for the limited choice. Within 2 miles (3 kilometers) of Streets at Southpoint Mall you’ll find the Hilton Garden Inn Durham Southpoint and Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Durham Southpoint.

The surrounding area's more reasonably priced accommodations will give you all you need at a price you won't be able to complain about. You could make some inquiries at the Extended Stay America - Durham - University - Ivy Creek Blvd and the Candlewood Suites Durham.

If you're feeling frazzled from all your adventures, stop for a minute and treat yourself to a well-deserved caffeine hit at Starbucks, just an easy walk away. If you'd rather have something that's more fulfilling, California Pizza Kitchen at The Streets at Southpoint is close by. Sharing a bottle of wine or beer at Maggiano's Little Italy may hit the spot after a busy day.

Other Things to Do Near Streets at Southpoint Mall

When you're finally finished with Streets at Southpoint Mall, you're not likely to run out of things to do with all of the additional possibilities in the greater region:

See something that the whole family can enjoy. Herndon Hills Farm is the perfect activity when the sun is out.
Golf is a nice way to relax and exercise at the same time. So if you'd like to give it a shot, spend a few hours at Old Chatham.
Head to the fairways at Finley Golf Course, a nice place to unwind and play a few games.
Whether you’re looking to splurge, or just purchase the necessities, you'll discover some wonderful retail therapy at Parkside Town Commons.
Bag a bargain, run some errands or just enjoy browsing the many stores available at University Mall.

Derrell, who checked us in was nice. Everything else was terrible, and I WOULD LIKE TO BE REFUNDED THE AMOUNT I PAID TO STAY IN THIS HOTEL. When we first entered the room, I noticed the beds were rumpled. I let that go, and then tried to turn on a lamp - buned out bulb. Tried the second lamp - buned out bulb in that one, too! One of the overhead light fixtures was a round tube dangling from the ceiling. It looked like it could fall at anytime. I'm sure it was supposed to be contained in a globe of some kind, but it wasn't, just the bulb hanging there. At least it wasn't burnt out like the lamps. I tried to call the front desk, because we booked the suite as there were 6 of us, my husband and our 4 kids, and we were only given 2 towels and 4 pillows for all of us. The phone was not plugged in, and there was NOT even a cord to plug the phone into the wall. I used my phone to call the front desk and the first few times it just rang and rang. Finally, someone named "Doug" answered and told me he was checking in guests and would bring up more towels and pillows after he was done. An HOUR later, I went down to the front desk and no one was to be found at the counter. After 5 minutes, Doug came out from behind a wall and helped me.. The sofa bed mattress had a huge sag in the middle. It was the worst mattress we've ever seen in a sofa bed. The next morning, my husband opened the microwave and there was someone's old pizza slice on a plate in it.