Welcome to the brand new Staybridge Suites Downtown Wilmington, Delaware. Experience a beautiful innovative, all-suite hotel designed to meet the needs of extended stay guests seeking a warm sense of community in a home-like environment. Steps from the legal and financial districts, this all-suite hotel is blocks away from the Federal Courthouse, Delaware State Superior Courthouse, Wilmington Trust and many Fortune 500 Companies. The center of downtown Wilmington, Delaware buzzes with business during the day and art, music, and a bustling dining scene at night. A quick walk will place you at The Grand Opera House, The Queen Music Hall, Delaware Art Museum, and Daniel S. Frawley Stadium. Tastefully decorated with the traveler in mind, each room is appointed with a pull-out sofa, a full-size kitchen, stainless steel refrigerator and microwave, dishes, cookware, flatware, built-in induction cook tops equipped to prepare a full course meal. Iron & board, 55" HDTV, docking stations and plug in options for multiple devices, hair dryer, and many more amenities to be considered home. A full hot breakfast buffet is served in the open lobby daily and an evening reception of light savory snacks from Monday through Wednesday 5:30pm to 7:00pm. Active travelers, reach your exercise goals with ease at our 24-hour Fitness Center, equipped with cardio machines and free weights. Self-Parking available at a rate of $24/night.
"Booked a stay for 1/22, arrived sometime around 7:30PM or so. Hotel staff during the night were excellent and extremely friendly, morning staff however, were not.
The room was fantastic, albeit a bit of a strange placement for the TV (directly next to one of the beds placed onto the right hand wall) lots of places to visit in downtown Wilmington.
Breakfast was subpar at absolute best, it was essentially just reheated microwave eggs and those pancakes you can buy in a box from Walmart. Staff during the morning were very rude to myself and my wife.
Also, the parking lot is incredibly odd for a hotel. It's basically entirely detached from the hotel itself, and you have to walk half a street to get to the hotel from it. Normally this would be okay, but downtown Wilmington isn't exactly the most safe place for a family to be walking around after dark. Not to mention, 24 dollars a night to park at a hotel I've already paid $150+ for?
All in all, my family and I still thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and I'd still recommend the hotel to anyone who needs a comfortable place to stay for a night or two. I didnt catch their names, but shout out to the desk associates who welcomed us last night (1/22)."