The Mayton

“The Mayton . . I will be back!”

I participated in a business event here and it was my first time experiencing The Mayton. Loved it! Everything about the hotel felt comfortable and cozy. From the lobby to my room to the restaurant with its terrace to the meeting space to the staff . . . superb! I will be back to enjoy the hote… more

I participated in a business event here and it was my first time experiencing The Mayton. Loved it! Everything about the hotel felt comfortable and cozy. From the lobby to my room to the restaurant with its terrace to the meeting space to the staff . . . superb! I will be back to enjoy the hotel and town in the future!

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“Lovely anniversary staycation”

Had a lovely anniversary staycation at The Mayton. Lovely room. Great cocktail bar and a very good brunch. Cary is a cute town and worth a visit

“A great get-a-way”

Absolutely beautiful hotel with quite a few shops and eateries near by. The staff were fabulous! The rooms were spacious and clean. This is a hidden gem in Cary. We will definitely be returning.

“A Refined Stay at The Mayton Inn: Charm, Comfort, and Quiet Details”

A stay at The Mayton Inn feels, at first glance, like stepping into a carefully curated tableau equal parts Southern charm and polished nostalgia. My family and I recently checked in for an overnight stay, arriving with fond memories from a previous visit. While we noted the absence of an electric … more

A stay at The Mayton Inn feels, at first glance, like stepping into a carefully curated tableau equal parts Southern charm and polished nostalgia. My family and I recently checked in for an overnight stay, arriving with fond memories from a previous visit. While we noted the absence of an electric vehicle charging station this time around, the initial disappointment quickly softened as we made our way inside. Entering through a side door, we were immediately enveloped in an atmosphere reminiscent of a Ralph Lauren Home showroom warm hues, layered textures, and an unmistakable sense of intentionality. Two fireplaces, positioned in quiet conversation with one another, anchored the space and created an inviting setting for guests to gather. Just beyond, Peck & Plume hinted at the culinary experience to come, building anticipation for the evening ahead. Check-in was seamless, led by a front desk attendant whose warmth set the tone for the stay. The lobby itself struck a delicate balance quaint yet refined, with the comforting familiarity of a well-loved home. Complimentary parking is available on-site, though it requires a quick registration process before displaying a pass in your vehicle. Upstairs, the second-floor corridors are lined with thoughtfully selected artwork, guiding guests to their rooms. Ours, a corner suite, offered gentle natural light and a pleasant view overlooking the nearby park and neighboring restaurant. A small but notable detail: the inclusion of white noise in the room, a subtle yet intentional touch for a more restful night’s sleep. The room itself, however, leaned toward simplicity. While clean and functional, it lacked the layered character found in the hotel’s common spaces. The absence of a headboard and minimal decorative elements left the sleeping and living areas feeling slightly under-designed. That said, the bathroom was a standout bright, fresh, and beautifully appointed. One of the more charming offerings of the property is its complimentary bicycles, which we happily took advantage of. Though a bit worn and in need of maintenance, they added a playful and memorable element to the stay. Notably absent were spa services, which had been available in previous years. In the end, The Mayton Inn delivers as a cozy, character-driven retreat—ideal for a relaxed staycation or a quiet weekend away. It may not overwhelm with grandeur, but its warmth and charm leave a lasting impression.

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