The lobby reminded me of somewhat of an office building--cold and flourescent looking, unwelcoming, but clean and shiny.

Before visiting the Cosmopolitan I had read some bad reviews concerning the cleanliness of the rooms. However, our room was just fine--there were two beds and cannot say whether or not the one we chose not to sleep in was clean, but the one we did sleep in was fine. The carpet felt clean and the place had been recently dusted.

We tried the pool but the elevator leading to the pool was not working, which I assume meant the pool was closed. That was somewhat disappointing!

I found no problems with the room or hotel whatsoever, it was comfortable, it just wasn't special. It was an average hotel room inside an average hotel. So if you want somewhere clean and comfortable, I can't speak for other rooms but ours was fine. If you're looking for something unique or different than the average stay, look somewhere else, as there's nothing extraordinary about this place.

Very pleased with our stay at the C. In town for a wedding and was looking for a decent hotel close to Dickson St. It was perfect. If you're looking to be able to walk to your hotel after a night out, this is the place!

I stayed the night from Friday into Saturday. I had no hot water on Friday or Saturday so needless to say we had to take cold showers. We also recieved several bites after sleeping in the beds. I am assuming bed bugs! There were roaches in the bathroom which was completely nasty and unclean. The carpet when you walk on it feels grity and gross. When we were checking out the lady at the front desk said that they had been having problems with the water for awhile now I strongly believe they should have informed us before we booked a room. The hotel in general needs alot of repairs and updates. I would definately never stay there and would recommend it to anyone at all! GO DOWN THE STREET AND PAY THE SAME PRICE AND HAVE A MUCH BETTER EXPERIENCE.

I will admit to having gone into my stay at the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Fayetteville with hesitation, however, my business group was meeting here and I needed to be with the clan. Booked the hotel directly, at the conference rate, which was a few dollars below rack rate for the dates of our meeting, midweek in November 2010.

I must say that I was pleasantly surprised. The bedding was comfortable and clean, the carpeting was clean, the climate control worked perfectly, and I slept well. The conference facilities were also adequate.

It is true that the bathrooms are ready for renovations: the bathtubs are narrow and the grout is old and stained, the fixtures are dated, the countertop is cheap plastic, and the ceiling low. The bath amenities were minimal--just shampoo and soap.

In the room, the two air-pressure mattresses were comfortable enough, and the sheets were fine. The closet did contain an ironing board and steamiron, though I did not have occasion to use them. The TV worked fine. The acoustical "cottage cheese style" ceiling was worn in places, and could be re-shot or painted. I did not observe any insects or vermin. Internet service was available but I did not use it.

Housekeeping did not steal anything from me, and I left my laptop unsecured in the room along with a camera and my mobile phones. I did leave a gratuity on the bathroom sink for the housekeeping per my usual routine, and received a rather obsequious thank-you note. Maybe they expected a larger tip!

Parking was free in the adjacent garage. Room service was available, but not vey late into the night, and when I was in the mood for a snack, the kitchen had already closed. There is a restaurant on-site.

I would rate the hotel as 3-stars, and say that it comparable to a run-of-the-mill Holiday Inn or Radisson.