Wonderful place to stay. Stayed here for work and it was beautiful. The hospitality was more than…read moreexpected.

There are not enough words to say how wonderful our stay was at the Captains Quarters Inn. The lady…read morethat runs it is fantastic. We stayed a week. Every morning we had a great breakfast. Oh my it was so delicious!!! The room was so beautiful and so very clean. Never have we stayed at such a wonderful place and we will be going back. Thank you to the lady and her staff.

Everything about this lovely inn is easily a four or five. The bed is a zero…read more The people who work here are super nice and they genuinely love the place they work. The front porch is amazing to just sit on and relax. It's only a couple blocks from the water and downtown area so completely walkable. It's so convenient to have a restaurant on the property so no one has to drive. The breakfast was delicious with nice touches. We loved that you could eat within a two hour time frame rather than having to eat at a certain time. The one thing that will keep me from going back is the bed. It was a regular cheap looking mattress that had a Temper Pedic mattress topper pad on top. Lame. With two of us in the bed tossing and turning all night, by morning, five inches of this pad was hanging off one side of the bed. The pillows felt like bricks. The sheets were the kind that make you sweat all night. Oh! I almost forgot about the plastic covering on the mattress pad! Lovely sound every time you moved. Needless to say, we didn't sleep well at all. One more thing - the descriptions of all of the rooms said "ironed sheets." While I certainly don't care if my sheets are ironed, the point is not to say they are when clearly they aren't.

My wife and I have stayed in at least 30 B & B's during our travels. I would have to rate this…read moreplace at or close to the bottom. There was no one there to greet us when we arrived and no one at the desk when we left. We never felt welcomed - the staff was not particularly friendly and we felt like no one cared we were there. Our room was awful - the bed was uncomfortable as were the two chairs in the room. It was incredibly hot with no thermostat to control the room temperature. Our door was not sealed properly and the light poured through the door at night. Breakfast was a joke. For fruit I got three blueberries, two grapes and a half a strawberry with a half a slice of bread. Our coffee was lukewarm. Our eggs and toast were not cooked properly. It was so bad that even though we paid for two nights, we left after the first night and forfeited the cost of the second night. If you are going to Edenton, stay somewhere else.

The Pack House Inn is a beautiful B&B that I had really high hopes for. Unfortunately, it didn't…read morequite live up to my expectations. When we made our reservations, we were asked what time we would like to check in. We told them 2 P.M. When we arrived, shortly after 2, we were told by the person in the office (who we had to wait on for about 15 minutes) that check-in was at 3 P.M. No, problem, we thought. We'll just go explore Downtown Edenton, which is only a few blocks away, and return in 45 minutes or so. We returned around 3:15, only to find that our room still wasn't ready. After waiting an additional 30 minutes or so (in the sweltering ENC heat, mind you), our room was finally ready. We were staying in the cottage, located adjacent to the main inn, and I must say that I wasn't that impressed with the place. It was not up to par with the rest of the place. It wasn't dirty, just old and decrepit. The cottage definitely needs some attention. The cottage is also the place where breakfast is served, which makes it virtually impossible to get any sleep after breakfast starts. The floors in this building creek very badly, and you could hear the pounding footsteps in your room quite early in the morning. We were in Edenton for a friend's wedding, and after we returned from the reception that evening, we were surprised to find that we had been locked out of the cottage by the other couple occupying the second room. After calling the office, we had to wait another 30-45 minutes before someone showed up to let us in the place. I was not happy, to say the least. Breakfast was done very well at this B&B. Its also worth mentioning that the bed in our room was extremely comfortable. There were some bright spots along the way, but overall, I was not that pleased. I think I would give The Pack House Inn one more try, but only if we were able to book a room in the main inn, and not the cottage. Hopefully, their performance will be a little better the next time around.

The inn was very nice in terms of our room but the innkeepers were not very friendly. This shocked…read moreus since they tout they won the innkeeper of the year award. The pancake breakfast was average. While eating breakfast the innkeepers stayed in the kitchen while the waitress served the food. The waitress was friendly.

A rare find in this 200 year old home with all antique furniture. Clean private bathrooms. Access…read moreto the sound, along with a couple of canoes for the adventurers. Great value!

We slept blissfully! The rooms were clean and comfortable with well stocked bathrooms. Our morning…read morebreakfast was delicious, well prepared and plentiful. In addition, the staff was friendly and helpful. I would not hesitate to stop here again.

Horrible! Do not stay here. Filthy and smelled in hallways. I asked what smell was, and no one…read moreknew... My credit card was charged 3 times unauthorized. Somehow a second room was mysteriously booked and they charged me for a second room during my stay. I did not feel safe and left hotel earlier than planned. I drove 37 miles away to feel safe! Breakfast was gross. No one knew anything and manager was absent entire stay. I travel every week past 25 years. Will never return. I did not feel comfortable nor safe. Edenton deserves a better hotel than this operation.

This was a wonderfully remodeled old school made into a bed and breakfast. We had an extended…read morefamily stay for a reunion and 14 of them fit into this house very comfortably with space for locals to come and eat. There were 2 downstairs living rooms and 2 giant tables for dinners. The kitchen is fully stocked with lots of various plates and great cookware. The electric stove and microwave worked perfectly. There is a game room downstairs and another coffee bar and table upstairs. There are a lot of suites with attached bathrooms and sitting areas that fold out into additional beds. The floor is solid and lots of pretty crown molding. We had a very nice time. The area is very safe and has lots of walking paths and a nearby restaurant that kids can walk to by the docks.

Beautiful old bed and breakfast with great individual room rates as well as whole house rates and…read moreonly an hour from the Outer Banks. I was told house was built as an all girls school back in the 1800s and later converted. Its a really beautiful old building. Lots of big rooms with an amazing amount of entertainment space for large friend/family gatherings. Also, its less than a mile from Mackey's Marina which has access to the Albermarle sound great for fishing. Then, The Landing at Mackey's is a restaurant open Thursday through Sunday only but has great food and a full bar with occasional live music and karaoke. This is a sweet gem with obviously lots of care given.