West Salem Art Hotel

"This place is awesome. My fiance and I rented out the entire hotel for our engagement party and to stay the night in. Haydee was a great host. She met all of our needs. The bartender that is provided by the venue was also great. She was able to keep the lines down and make everyone happy. The space is clean and aesthetically eye pleasing. I will be back!"

"AMAZING PLACE!! I had my wedding reception here in June and stayed in the green room for a few nights beforehand. Haydee is the best to work with! She was so flexible with us and really went above and beyond to help make our reception come together beautifully. Staying in the green room felt like I was in a fairy tale. The Wherehouse Art Hotel is such a unique, hidden gem in Winston-Salem. Highly, highly recommend - for private events or just staying the night, this place is awesome! :)"

"This place is incredible! Such a unique and beautiful venue. They hosted a party for us and provided 2 rooms for out of town guests to stay overnight. The rooms are distinctive and the art is beautiful. Haydee and the rest of the staff are super accommodating and delightful to work with. One of my favorite aspects of their unique business model is that a portion of the proceeds go to the local artists displaying their work. Support your local arts scene and check this place out! We had over 40 people at our event and everyone kept commenting on the beautiful and interesting venue. It's a hidden gem in downtown Winston-Salem. You will not be disappointed!"

"I booked a room here through Air BnB and the whole experience couldn't have been nicer. The hotel is located above Krankie's coffee and looked to have several guest rooms. The room I stayed in was big, staged for 3 guests, and full of light. Easy to find and convenient to downtown W-S, I would definitely stay here again."

"Attended their first ever Art Mart. It was very interesting, but finding the front door was a real challenge. This place is not clearly marked from the street. Entered the building thru the coffee shop and discovered a hand written sign with an arrow pointing the way. You must be able to climb stairs in order to make use of this space. I did not see an elevator or any sort of handicapped access to this hotel."