JH Adams Inn is a High Point hotel that suits visitors who want to be near the city's furniture district rather than in Winston-Salem or Greensboro. It is part of the Trademark Collection by Wyndham, a group of independent-style hotels, and offers a smaller, more individual stay than a typical chain property. The location puts you near downtown High Point, the Market showrooms and the High Point Museum area, which can save a lot of time during busy trade weeks. For travelers who plan to spend most of their trip in High Point, a local hotel is convenient: you can walk or take a short ride to showrooms, the food hall and the Furniture City Trolley Tour. It is also a good choice if you are attending a wedding or event in the city, or if you want a quieter alternative to the busy chain hotels near the highway. Rooms are comfortable and designed with business and leisure travelers in mind. Because High Point Market weeks cause rooms to sell out and rates to rise sharply, plan ahead, and consider this hotel an option for non-Market weeks when prices are more moderate.
High Point is a city of strong seasonality. In April and October, the Market draws crowds from around the world, and even modest hotels can charge premium prices. If you intend to attend, book as soon as dates are announced. Outside those weeks, the city is calmer and rooms are easier to find, making it a pleasant time to visit the museum, take the trolley tour and visit furniture stores without crowds.
Use the hotel as the base for a High Point and Triad itinerary. Start with the High Point Museum, which is open Tuesday through Saturday, and plan a Saturday visit if you want to see the historical park demonstrations. Join the Furniture City Trolley Tour for the landmarks and the stories of the industry.
Drive to Furnitureland South if you want to shop. Eat downtown, perhaps at the food hall. From High Point, Winston-Salem is about twenty minutes away, so it is easy to take a day trip to Old Salem and the Arts District, and Greensboro is also close.
Practical questions are worth asking
Parking, breakfast, shuttle arrangements during Market, pet policies and accessibility. Staying in High Point rather than Winston-Salem has one clear advantage, which is the ability to walk to local evening activities and to be on site early for Market appointments. The trade-off is that the city has fewer nightlife and dining options than Winston-Salem's Arts District. For travelers who want to experience the Furniture City on its own terms, this inn is a sensible, characterful choice, and a useful alternative to the larger chain hotels along the highways.
Why stay here
- ✓Trademark Collection by Wyndham
- ✓Near downtown High Point
- ✓Close to Market showrooms
- ✓Convenient for the High Point Museum
- ✓Smaller, individual feel
- ✓Useful for weddings and events
- ✓Short drive to Winston-Salem
- ✓Good base for the Furniture City tour
Good questions
Is it near the Market?+
It is in High Point, near the downtown showroom district. Confirm distances when you book.
When are rates highest?+
During the April and October Market weeks.
How far is Winston-Salem?+
About twenty minutes by car.
