My husband and I have stayed in a number of bed and breakfasts. This one was nowhere near the…read morebest. We stayed in the Sea Level room due to my recent knee injury. The unit is not represented well in the photos. The queen size bed is shoved up against a wall on one side so you can only enter from one side or the end of the bed. There are no side tables to charge phones or set glasses, etc. There's no room for them because the bedroom is that small. I use a CPAP and was unable to use it the whole time we were there as there was nowhere to put it and you can't put them on the floor. You had to turn sideways to squeeze between a corner and the refrigerator to get into the very tiny bathroom. The shower was extremely small, you can't even raise your arms much to wash your hair as there is not enough room in the shower. There is lots of deferred maintenance at this property, rotting wood, trex type boards with no support beneath so they sagged when you stepped on them (walkways and pool deck), formica countertop in room was unfinished on one end, shotty carpentry work throughout the Sea Level unit and lots of bugs (little ones that I have no idea what they were). The homes all around this one were very well maintained but this one stands out as being neglected. Breakfast was packets of instant oatmeal or grits, bagels and apples and bananas, a far cry from what most bnb's offer. At the very least most bnb's offer at least some type of baked item. We will not stay here again. We were celebrating our anniversary and this room was not at all what we had envisioned from the photos. We loved the Outer Banks and will probably visit again but choose a much better place to stay.

A DEEP clean is way overdue! We stayed one night after…read morespending the day in Ocracoke - we checked in late in the night and Mike was kind enough to extend our checkout time to 11 a.m. However, we did not use the extra time given since we couldn't leave there quick enough. It was obvious the minute we entered our room (Deck Side Room) the cleaning was at best minimal. From carpet stains; bugs; mold in the bathroom; molded and dusty vents it instantly made us feel grungy! The room temperature was obnoxiously hot (even on a November night); and the wobbly and filthy ceiling fan barely did a thing. My girlfriend cleaned out dead bugs from the tub and to her surprise brown water came out of the faucet (after running for awhile it was clear water). Breakfast was set for a 6-year old chid - pop tarts, instant oatmeal & grits, 4 powdered doughnuts and single-serve cereal boxes. We used the Keurig to make our own coffee and discovered how gross and unkept the kitchen was. The powdered creamer was a solid brick with dead bugs in it; and the sugar was hard as a rock with rust on the lid! We did not expect to have to go to an amazing breakfast at WaveRider after spending over $200 at this "Bed & Breakfast" We do NOT recommend staying here unless you don't mind uncleanlinesses and just need a bed for the night. The only perk to this location is its proximity to beach.

Very nice bed and breakfast. Great location on Main Street in downtown Elizabeth City. It is in…read moreeasy walking distance to shops, waterfront parks, restaurants and bars. There are no hotels in the historic downtown area of Elizabeth City which is why we choice the B&B route (didn't want to drive). We did not stay in the main house but in the adjacent building. It turned out good for us. The building is nice, more private and the rooms have a private bathroom. You get access to the main house as well as the tavern. The tavern is very cool. Nice bar, seating area and a TV. You have to bring your own booze since they don't have a liquor license. Plenty of parking at the house for guest, all complimentary. You also get access to the pool in the back but it was not open when we were there (winter). The owners Mike and Holly were great and provided excellent information and recommendations on Elizabeth City.

Had an excellent stay here, enjoyed the pool, my bed was comfortable, the accommodations were…read moreperfect. Hosts are terrific! Highly recommend!

The staff here is so friendly and helpful. They definitely go out of their way to be helpful…read more They are updating units. The furniture and beds are some of the most comfortable we have ever experienced. Cabinets etc are old but we don't go on vacation for the cabinets. More importantly is the two full bathrooms, the porch, the abundance of storage space and the free washer/dryer. The porch and the porch furniture are perfect and a perfect place to enjoy a morning coffee and an evening drink.

Dated units probably from the 80's. Palmetto bugs…read moreeverywhere.carpets were filthy. Oder of the chemicals they used to cover up odors was overpowering. Took 2 days to dissipate. Three flights of stairs to access kitchen area. Not good for older folks. Only redeeming feature was proximity to the beach. We won't be going back.

These are the correct phone numbers Main Office:…read more252-453-2455 Sports Center: 252-453-4565 http://www.corollalightresort.com/ This was our first time in the Outer Banks and we rented a house on the Sound side. Corolla Light has a bunch of houses and condos on the ocean side of Route 12 but most(if not all) the rental houses on the Sound side have an affiliation with the Corolla Light as well. They have a small shuttle bus that picks up people on the Sound side of Route 12 so you do not need to drive to the location. There is a small parking lot for about 20 cars in front of the basketball courts but it gets filled quickly, so walking, biking, or using the shuttle is usually the way to get there from your rental property. There is no fitness center at the Corolla Light location with the pools, it is called the Richard Brindley Sportscenter located about 1 mile south on Route 12. (Located next to the Grass Course Mini-golf - the sportscenter does not show up on Google maps) It has an indoor 25 meter pool, 2 indoor tennis courts, racquet ball court, volleyball court, cardio room with several treadmills, elliptical machines, bikes, and one stepper. Also a fitness rooms with dumbells up to 60 lbs. and several machines including a vertical Smith machine. They have 2 large pools one that is 3.5 - 5 feet deep and one that is deeper. Plenty of space. There is a restaurant located at the pools to eat at as well as order poolside. There are 4 full basketball courts with different size balls (27.5" to regular size) provided. Not great quality but good enough to mess around. There is also a little kids play area (no swings), beach volleyball court, and 2 shuffle board courts. They also have a walkway for beach access with a nearby lifeguard station and you can rent surf boards on the beach. We were there in just now July, so despite the 90-100 degree temperature, the water temp max'd out at only 60 degrees so wet suits are necessary. The waves were 0.5 - 1.5 feet so surfing was possible but not great. Near the entrance to the property, they have rental area (bikes, surfboads, boogie boards, and wet suits, but no fishing gear (see my review on Corolla Bait and Tackle) as well as several restaurants, one Mexican and one BBQ but I did not eat there so not sure how they are. They also have 2 ponds near the entrance to the property that are probably stocked because it was very easy to catch fish there. Sunfish, bluegill. Overall, a lot of good amenities if you are staying in an associated property. Just remember your wristband.

I have stayed here many times with the previous owner, and the new owner has kept the exceptional…read morequality of a bed-and-breakfast. I highly recommend this place, the beautiful furnishings the welcoming comfort of this beautiful historic home, with amazing quality of service and accommodations makes this one of my favorite B&B. Thank you Denise!

I travel for a living and have visited Elizabeth City multiple times over the last year. I always…read morestay at Hilton hotels when I travel, but EC only has a Hampton Inn, aligned with the Hilton brand. Since I don't like Hampton Inn hotels, I decided to look into a B & B. I found the Foreman house and fell in love. The accommodations are perfect.. Large rooms and modern fixtures in a colonial style home. The owners and operators, Mel and Andy are everything you would want to find when you check in and more! Breakfast is tasty and served at whatever time you wake up. My favorite thing about staying at the Foreman House is pulling in. It feels like coming home. The Foreman House is the place to stay in Elizabeth City.

Family, dogs, and I stayed an evening at this amazing B&B (the oldest house in Elizabeth City)…read more Such a great place. Great price point for everything the host provides. Great communication from the host. Easy check in and check out process. There is a good choice of food and drink options. Internet, cable, dog friendly, and private on site parking. The location is perfect. Everything in the waterfront area is within walking distance. We would definitely recommend staying here and we probably will.

Excellent location, walkable to everywhere great In Elizabeth City. Charming clean rooms that are…read moreupdated. Exceptional owner who greeted us with a warm smile and went out of his way to make us feel at home. Warm homemade breakfast. We will be raving about the French toast and pancakes for days. Yummy biscuits like grandma made. Plenty of parking. What a gem. Far superior to the other BNB we stayed in last year. Charming home and equally charming host. A 10 out of 10

I've been going to the Outer Banks for 14 straight years now and have been using Twiddy since 2008…read more Page's Place is the first house I've repeated (2012 and 2013). 2013 was with the girlfriend of about a year and a half - boy did we have a blast! We decided to shift to a pet friendly house this past week so it wasn't a three-peat . However he's still a puppy and was way too interested in chasing cats, and this one particular fox. So we just booked for a September stay in 2015, without Smuckers. I can't say enough good things about this place, and its owner. In all the years I've been down there I have never had the owner pay a visit on day one, which by itself says a lot, but there was also a gift bag. I try not to forget anything, but inevitably I'll forget one of the following; garbage bags, paper towels, pin for an air pump, batteries, etc. In addition to all the goodies one might forget, there was also a bottle of wine. Who does this? What an amazing gesture. With that said, even without the owner's kind actions, the house in and of itself is great. I don't know what their repeat rate is, but it has to be high. This house is perfectly located in Corolla, close to both Harris Teeter (which if you are still one of those people going to Food Lion, stop it, just stop it right now) and Tim Buck II. I'm not going to sit here and detail the house out, check out the site and trust me that it's as advertised. I will say that you should note that the pool is heated at no additional cost; this is usually not the case. The weather back in 2013 was amazing. High 70's the first few days and low 80's the rest of the week. And no wind! My better half is what made this trip the best one I'd ever had in the time I'd been going. Every morning you make yourself some breakfast, a bloody mary, and you watch the sun go up on the dune deck. Then you set up your beach spot. Head back inside to shower up, fix up another bloody mary and you walk along the beach (3 miles, 5 miles,7,8,9,11 - a little sore after the last couple). Come back and jump in the heated pool, out the beach, make some sandwiches, back out to the beach, then back into the pool (Chicken Balls!). Before you know it, it's 5PM and time to shower up and get ready for dinner. And that's every day - life is good. If you've narrowed it down and Page's Place is a finalist, or if you're just on the fence about it, get off the fence and jump in the pool. You will not be disappointed.

Very nice attraction. Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable about the area and the horses…read more It was nice getting to see the wild horses along with the different areas of the outer bank beach area. If you'd like a nice scenic horse and outer banks tour this activity is for you!

This was a neat experience. This company requests an arrival 30 minutes before your reservation…read morewhich I see now the necessity for. Reservations are necessary as even in November I could not believe how many people were taking this tour. The tour starts at there office approx. 15 minutes away from where horses roam. The hummer vehicles are operated with diesel engines which are loud making conversation a little trying. The driver uses a mick and two speakers located at front of vehicle. People in back rows had a very difficult time hearing driver. Tour begins with a drive on beach to arrive in dunes where horses are most likely found. This company has many vehicles running at same time and drivers communicate with each other when horses are located. Very interesting to see that these animals live amongst private home properties in the sand dune area. The drive can be a little bumpy at times as paths are all natural, no paved roads. After taking this tour I am so glad we did not attempt this on our own. These horses roam a large area and are hidden by dunes, brush and buildings. Besides the fact you need a vehicle to traverse loose sand. If your interested seeing wild horses in a natural environment this tour is worth your time and money. I do say that a better sound system in vehicles would enhance experience.