Best rooms at Grand Bohemian Charlotte, ranked
Best overall: Presidential Suite, 2 Bedrooms, City View — largest, best for groups and private events. Best balance of space and view for couples: Suite, 1 Bedroom, Corner; best value for a private outdoor spot: Studio, Terrace or Room, Terrace.
In this guide
- 1. Presidential Suite, 2 Bedrooms, City View — best for large groups and special occasions
- 2. Presidential Suite, 2 Bedrooms — nearly as large without guaranteed city panorama
- 3. Suite, 1 Bedroom, Corner — best for couples who want space and views
- 4. Studio, Terrace and Room, Terrace — best if you want outdoor access
- 5. Club Room — best for loyalty members and guests wanting lounge access
- 6. Room and Room (Mobility/Hearing Access, Roll-In Shwr) — best standard and accessible options
1. Presidential Suite, 2 Bedrooms, City View — best for large groups and special occasions
Why choose it: The Presidential Suite, 2 Bedrooms, City View is the most spacious option listed for the hotel and is set up for multiple guests and entertaining. If you need separate sleeping areas, dining space and the strongest city views, this is the top pick.
Who it's for: Families traveling together, small groups, or anyone booking a suite for a special occasion or an on-site meeting that needs living and dining space.
- Occupancy and layout: listed for up to 6 guests with multiple bedrooms and generous living/dining areas.
- Best features: large footprint and city-view orientation — intended as the flagship suite option.
- When to book: reserve early for event weekends and game days in Uptown Charlotte.
| Room | Sleeps | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Presidential Suite, 2 Bedrooms, City View | Up to 6 guests | Groups, families, celebrations |
| Presidential Suite, 2 Bedrooms | Up to 6 guests | Large stays without specific city-view requirement |
| Suite, 1 Bedroom, Corner | 2–4 guests | Couples wanting extra living space |
2. Presidential Suite, 2 Bedrooms — nearly as large without guaranteed city panorama
Why choose it: This version of the Presidential Suite gives the same multi-room flexibility when the City View variant isn’t available. It still supplies dedicated living and dining zones and more privacy than a standard room.
Who it's for: Travelers who need suite amenities and space but don't require the specific 'City View' designation.
- Strong for business stays that need a private meeting/dining table.
- Fits families or two couples who want separate sleeping areas.
- May offer similar in-suite kitchen/kitchenette features to other suites (confirm at booking).
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Multiple bedrooms | Private sleeping areas for groups |
| Living/dining space | Room to work, host, or dine in-suite |
| Large bathroom(s) | More comfort for extended stays |
3. Suite, 1 Bedroom, Corner — best for couples who want space and views
Why choose it: The Suite, 1 Bedroom, Corner combines a separate bedroom with a living area and corner windows that typically bring more natural light and a wider view than an interior room.
Who it's for: Couples on a city break, business travelers attending events in Uptown, or anyone who prefers a separate seating area for work or relaxing.
- Sleeps: listed with 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed, useful for an extra guest or child.
- Good balance of privacy and space without the higher cost of two-bedroom Presidential Suites.
- Corner rooms are often quieter and have better daylight; request high floor for skyline views.
| Room name | Beds listed | Use case |
|---|---|---|
| Suite, 1 Bedroom, Corner | 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed | Couples wanting separate living area |
| Suite, 1 Bedroom | 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed | Similar layout but less corner exposure |
| Studio, Terrace | 1 King Bed | Couples wanting outdoor access |
4. Studio, Terrace and Room, Terrace — best if you want outdoor access
Why choose these: Both Studio, Terrace and Room, Terrace list a terrace or balcony, which is a practical choice if you want some private outdoor space without leaving the room. The Studio typically provides more living area than a standard Room, Terrace.
Who it's for: Travelers who value a terrace for morning coffee, fresh air, or city views; good for quieter evenings overlooking Uptown.
- Studio, Terrace: 1 King Bed; more living space than a standard room and a private terrace.
- Room, Terrace: 1 King Bed; simpler layout with terrace access — better value if you don't need extra square footage.
- Book early for terrace rooms if you plan to use the outdoor space, as availability is limited.
| Room | Bed | Why pick it |
|---|---|---|
| Studio, Terrace | 1 King Bed | Extra living area plus terrace |
| Room, Terrace | 1 King Bed | Compact option with private outdoor spot |
| Room | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds | Standard guestroom without terrace |
5. Club Room — best for loyalty members and guests wanting lounge access
Why choose it: The Club Room typically includes access to the Velvet Lounge (the hotel's executive club), which can be a practical perk for Marriott Bonvoy elite members or guests who want light bites and a quieter lounge space.
Who it's for: Business travelers or Marriott Bonvoy members who value a dedicated lounge for breakfast pastries, afternoon snacks and beverage service.
- Velvet Lounge access: the property lists a 16th-floor executive club lounge with complimentary items for eligible members.
- Club Rooms usually sit on higher floors with better views than the base Room category.
- Book Club Rooms when you expect to use lounge benefits for meetings or light meals.
| Amenity | Typical benefit |
|---|---|
| Velvet Lounge access | Breakfast pastries, snacks, and non-alcoholic beverages for eligible guests |
| Higher floor location | Improved views and potentially less street noise |
| Club Room designation | Good for Marriott Bonvoy elite travelers |
6. Room and Room (Mobility/Hearing Access, Roll-In Shwr) — best standard and accessible options
Why choose the standard Room: The Room category (1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds) is the baseline guestroom and works well for solo travelers, couples, and families who don't need extra living space.
Why choose the Mobility/Hearing Access room: If you need roll-in shower access or other accessibility features, book Room (Mobility/Hearing Access, Roll-In Shwr). The property provides accessible public spaces, accessible fitness center and valet accommodations for wheelchair-equipped vehicles.
- Standard Room beds: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds — flexible for families or friends sharing a room.
- Accessible room: specifies roll-in shower and hearing-access features; request at booking to confirm availability.
- Practical tip: the hotel is smoke-free and offers complimentary Wi‑Fi; parking is valet-only for a surcharge.
| Room type | Best for | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Room | Most travelers | Flexible bed options (King or 2 Queens) |
| Room (Mobility/Hearing Access, Roll-In Shwr) | Guests needing accessible bathrooms | Request in advance to ensure availability |
| Club Room | Loyalty members/business travelers | Velvet Lounge access for eligible guests |
