My husband and I stayed here for two nights after our friends gave us a gift certificate for a…read morewedding present. The house itself is historic and beautiful. It is decorated in a French theme and has a lot of charm throughout. We were lucky enough to stay in the room adjacent to the sitting room. It was very spacious and had a huge bathroom with a claw foot tub and pedestal sink. The locations of the French House is also great. It is in a historic part of Wilmington and taking a walk around the neighborhood shows how rich in history this part of town is. It is also walking distance (4 blocks) from the river and a quick 15 minute ride to Wilmington Beach. What makes The French House 5 stars is that it is run by a wonder hostess, Janice. She is kind and accommodating to her guests' needs. We arrived and found a fruit plate and mini refrigerator stocked with waters and soda. She gave us maps of downtown and recommendations of where to eat. She knew our names before we even introduced ourselves and always made us feel at home. When I burned my feet at the beach, she searched high and low for some aloe, even making phone calls to neighbors to find some. The breakfasts she provided always included some fresh berries, yogurts, homemade scones, and some sort of pastry (one day we had croissants, one day we had blueberry strudel). My only wish is that there were some kind of protein provided! We had a truly wonderful stay here at the French House. My only complaint was the other guest that was staying there at the same time as us...she had a guest stay late one night and rather than sitting on the front porch or in her room, she sat in the sitting room right in front of our room and kept us up for a good portion of the night. However, I will still give this place 5 stars because Janice and the house itself were excellent. We will be back :)

It is by far one of the nicest and coziest B&Bs I've ever stayed at. The owner literally makes you…read morefeel at home. The room I stayed in, could very easily have been a small apartment. But, what I appreciated the most, was the attention to detail. I don't think the owner (Janice, I believe) could have done a better job. A charming gem in the heart of Wilmington. A thumbs up from me.

Avoid! Yesterday I made a reservation on line for 17-21 December. The total was approximately…read more$500 and the 1/2% charge did not show on my credit card so I called today and was told my reservation was cancelled, without telling me. The reason they stated is the rate went up and the "good news" is the room is still available for $1000. Avoid!

The Front Street Inn places you smack dab in the middle of everything downtown Wilmington. It's not…read moreyour traditional Inn with a check in desk and bellmen; rather you check in with an entry code sent to your email before your stay. There is no official front desk, so we spoke with the people at the stand by the parking lot, and they were able to share information and assist bringing my parents' bags to their room, up a flight of stairs. There's a small sitting area on the balcony outside the rooms, and each room has its own unique decor. We love the eye for detail and design. Our room is The Hamptons, with two double beds and a separate room with TV and sitting area and desk (though it is open to the bedroom because no doors exist in the doorway; it would be cool if they had sliding doors to separate the spaces). The bar downstairs is lively and fun with amazing cocktails and a few small bite options, and it operates from the backyard yard of the Inn, so be prepared for a bit of noise from that and the street to filter into the room especially on weekends. This bar doubles as the Concord Espresso House that serves amazing espresso drinks and pastries in the morning. The indoor seating is low key elegant, a great spot to sit and start your morning.

We had a great stay at C.W. Worth. E stayed in Room 1 and it was really nice. It is spacious with a…read moreking sized bed, a sitting area and a desk. The temperature outside was warm but the room was nice and cool. I had great sleep scores. Breakfasts were outstanding and are posted the afternoon before. The main courses were Quiche and bacon and then Waffles with sausage. It also included a course of fruit, and a cake or muffin. All freshly made. They also served orange juice, coffee, and tea. The coffee was very tasty. In the afternoon,5:00, Jeff seemed red and white wine. It was a nice time to chat with him and the other guests and hear what others had done and where to go and eat. The house is an easy walk to downtown where there are many shops and restaurants/bars. On the way, you will walk past 100-200 year old homes and get a feel for what it was like back then. We will definitely stay here if we visit Wilmington again.

The house was beautiful and sparkly clean. Breakfast was delicious and the presentation was A++read more

This is a really distinctive and memorable place to stay with a can't-be-beat location. The suites…read morearen't enormous, but they feel much more spacious than they are thanks to smart furniture placement, high ceilings, and soaring windows that look onto great views of the river area and Front St. The Riverwalk is less than two minutes away on foot, and there are dozens of nice shops, restaurants, and lounges within a five-minute walking radius. (Definitely stop into the Fortunate Glass, a wine bar located just a couple of blocks down.) Innkeeper Fran is a bundle of welcoming hospitality. The check-in process is as friendly and informative as it gets. The suites have a comfy couch; a kitchenette with sink, microwave, mini-fridge, and dishes/utensils; a decent-sized bathroom with good water volume; and a sleeping area upstairs with a ceiling fan. I found the bed to be quite comfortable. There's a shared patio with a river view out back and an icemaker in the hall for common use. No food or drinks are available on-site, but there's a great convenience market around the corner with anything you might need for the room. Just a few things to know: --If you absolutely must have a silent environment, you may run into a few issues. Noise from the hallway is audible in the rooms, but thankfully guests seem to abide by the quiet hours and there wasn't any guest noise later in the evening. Also, there are a couple of nightclubs nearby and (on the weekends at least), there was some music carryover noise. --The only TV is upstairs in the sleeping loft; there is not one in the living/sitting area. --Parking is by permit in a lot about a 90-second walk away. You won't have an assigned space, but I didn't have any problems getting one. --No daily housekeeping, but there is a basket with a checklist you can place outside your door if you need something replenished. This beats any chain hotel experience and has more of a bed-and-breakfast sort of vibe, only with no breakfast and a very different architectural set-up.

Terrific location. Quiet room in the heart of downtown. The attention at check in was the…read moredefinition of Southern Hospitality. Little kitchenette. Sofa is also a foldout bed if needed. Queen bed was comfortable. Good water pressure in shower. Highly recommend!

Perfect location for a walkable weekend in Wilmington!…read more We stayed in the Inchochine room. It was cozy and fun to live back in time for the weekend. Staying in this historic home brought magic to exploring the quaint town of Wilmington. The BnB is run by a husband, wife and son who welcomed and provided recommendations of activities. We walked the riverwalk through downtown to the Cotton Exchange to shop the local art and goods. We enjoyed dinner at Oliverio, cocktails and apps at Rumcow, night caps at Concord Espresso Martini Bar, and live music at Rebellion. We drove further to sunbathe at the beaches, walk trails at Greenfield Lake Park, and smell the flowers at Airlie Gardens. The BnB offers a daily breakfast. It was well balanced and had something for everyone. French toast, sausage patty, hash brown egg casserole, and fresh fruit with yogurt. One day there was a baked cinnamon apple tart and it was to die for! Breakfast beverages included cranberry juice, OJ, coffee and water. Note, the parking lot is a little tricky to maneuver but there's also plenty of street parking as an alternative. Great thing is that you can walk all weekend not worrying about driving. Definitely will stay again next time in Wilmington!

The Rosehill Inn was a wonderful stay. Sean checked us in and had a very nice bottle of champagne…read moreon ice as requested. We stayed in the Carolina room which was spacious and quiet. It had a cute little bathroom and very plush bed. Breakfast was incredible and very tasty. There was a small fridge available and small cable tv. The location is 2-3 blocks from some of Wilmington's best bars. I'd recommend trying the Dock Street Oyster Bar. We took a nice stroll down to front street and saw lots of vendors and boat tours. The only negative was the parking. There was some parking but not much and the street was always packed. Otherwise... Do not miss breakfast.

Located just a few blocks from downtown in a very nice, historic neighborhood…read more Larry and Page were very gracious hosts. Respected our privacy, but were also very engaging when we sought conversation. Obviously, being in the historic district, it is an old house...with all the charms and negatives that come with an old house. Poor insulation (room was a little cold), old/settled floors (our bathroom floor was uneven), and of course, difficulty with WIFI access. We could not get WIFI in our room and had to go down to the living room to pick up signal. Which is OK....but we wanted to watch a Netflix movie before bed. I would recommend they advertise that WIFI is available in the common areas only....or get a second router/wifi booster. Breakfast was at 0830....kind of early for a weekend stay..... Had that unusual awkwardness walking into the dining room to sit down and eat with people you don't know.....but, as has always been the case for us, the other guests were extremely friendly and we had a great time. Pecan waffles were excellent, with perfectly cooked bacon. Page sat down with us after all the food was out and we all had nice conversation. Finally, Hoge Wood House is one of the few, maybe only, B&Bs in this area that allow kids under 12. THM (Take Home Message): Very warm and inviting hosts in Larry and Page. Walking distance to downtown. Excellent breakfast. Allow children under 12 y/o. Wished WiFi worked in the guest rooms. $160 per night. Probably more expensive in peak season. Still cheaper than Holiday Inn Resort at Wrightsville Beach.

Larry and Page are the best of hosts. Their historical home is quirky and inviting. You're walking…read moredistance to river walk and its restaurants (take a left up Nun Street), and only a 20 minute drive to the beach. The room was quiet and comfortable, and the bathroom was huge. But, be prepared for the breakfast. Absolutely awesome pecan waffles, perfectly crisp bacon, homemade bread baked by Page, and her grandmother's fig preserves. Absolutely awesome.

My husband booked for our 33rd anniversary based on website video and Facebook that shows wonderful…read morebreakfast being made. Well it fell short. A bit of a bait and switch. It was a chain hotel continental at best with reheated sausage, mini pre-frozen quiches, bagels, a toaster. Ran out of individual store-bought yogurt Huge disappointment when this was part of the experience my husband paid a premium for and picked your B&B over others. It was not as advertised

I am currently staying here! It is lovely. It is a well-kept, elegant, and comfortable bed and…read morebreakfast. The decorations are thoughtfully done. This is a great place to stay for a weekend getaway from the Triangle. They give free cookies and also breakfast! One key point to know about Airbnb is often there is no one/no staff in the building after a certain time or overnight.

My girlfriend and I came into town without booking a room, we wanted to see the city before we…read moredecided on a place to stay. We called a couple of B&B's, and based on the phone conversations, we decided to check out Port City Guest House.. As soon as we walked in the house I knew it was going to be a place my girlfriend was going to want to stay. She loves old houses, decorated with a Victorian style flare, the house was beautiful. We were greeted by the owner of the B&B Sophie, she was so friendly and very accommodating, we loved her, and the house and booked for 2 nights. Sophie went way out of her way to make us feel at home. She asked us what we like to eat, not just for breakfast, but just about everything. I think she was even disappointed the first night to find out we went out to a pub and ate some Pizza, I think she wanted to make us dinner. Her breakfast the next morning was amazing with eggs, sausage, bacon, waffles and toast with "real butter".. Lol.. If you stay here you will understand what that means! Thanks to Sophie and Port City guest house our stay in Wilmington is one we will cherish for the rest of our lives .. Thank you Sophie Johnson !!

I don't often give 5 stars, but this B&B deserves every one of them - and more! We fell in love…read morewith the garden and found it a delightful place to relax; we also appreciated the location, very convenient. Sophie is a wonderful hostess; she thinks of everything - and more! She serves an excellent and generous breakfast - and more! She clearly cares about her guests; we will be back.

It's not a bad place for breakfast at a hotel. They are located inside the Courtyard by Marriott…read more Plus they offer some of the items off the Starbucks menu. And no, the Starbucks app is not accepted here. I had the avocado toast. It came with a boiled egg, side of sun dried tomatoes, and arugula. They definitely did not hold back on the olive oil. My coworker got the banana bread French toast. We were actually surprised it was truly a banana bread. It was also served with extra walnuts and banana slices. The staff was super friendly and helpful.

Had breakfast here one day. A little bit too salty. Didn't…read morefinish mine, so did my son.