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Holiday Inn Wilmington by IHG
Hotels with bars in Wilmington
Hit the bar in Wilmington
After a long day of traveling, you’ve finally made it to your hotel. Now you have two choices: kick back and relax, or check out the local scene in Wilmington. Well, why not have both? The hotel bar is that sweet spot where you’ll get a taste of the local culture in Wilmington before even stepping outside. You can freshen up with a cold drink, learn the best insider tips from the locals, or swap travel stories with other visitors.
The best hotel bars in Wilmington have a good vibe, a well-stocked liquor selection, and an amiable bartender who just might have a great drink recommendation. When you book your trip with Travelocity, you’ll have first pick of all the best hotels with the coolest bars in Wilmington. Plus, you’ll save enough money to treat yourself to a few extra craft cocktails once you get there.
Wilmington hotel bars for every mood
Wilmington has something for everyone, and its hotel bars are no exception. Wilmington hotels with rooftop bars are just right for lovers who want to gaze at the stars and the city lights while sharing a bottle of wine. Hotels with luxe lounges give you an excuse to dress up and make new friends. Need to get some work done? Bring your laptop down to the bar for happy hour and settle into a comfy chair. Whether you crave a social scene or solitude, there’s a hotel bar to suit your mood.
With so many intriguing bars in affordable hotels, why wait? Book your trip to Wilmington with Travelocity, and raise a toast to saving money while having fun.
Wilmington hotels essential information
Accommodation | 647 hotels |
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Lowest Price | $149 |
Highest Price | $149 |
Popular hotels | Holiday Inn Wilmington by IHG |

Great Wolf Lodge Cincinnati/Mason
"We stayed at the kidcabin for 7. There are 6 of us. While the name is Kid Cabin, there is no indication that some of the beds are for little kids only…My tall child had to sleep with his feet outside the bed. There is like no sound insulation in the room too. I was inside the area with the bunk bed and could hear my family whispering through the wall like there is no barrier at all. And we can hear other customers opening and closing their doors. Many times, the sound made me think someone opened our door."





