In Wilson for a soccer tournament and did not want to stay at an overpriced hotel chain off the…read morehighway. Found this place and thought we'd try it out. The Shine Suite, with a queen size bed and a twin bed, was perfect for me, my husband and our 14 year old. The room was spacious and also had it's own sitting room and large bathroom. The sitting room had tons of cookbooks which I love to browse through. Nell was so sweet and friendly and made us a great breakfast at the time we requested. The price could not be beat. Only negative was the wonky shower faucet but there was plenty of hot water. It was just hard to regulate. If we're ever in the area again we'll stay here!

We had such a nice stay at the Bailey House in Elm City. Nell made everything so enjoyable. The…read morerooms were nice and clean and the breakfast was hot and fresh. We had stayed at a hotel the year before when visiting family but this year this was just so much more convenient and enjoyable. We hope to return.

My husband and I spent a Saturday night at this lovely inn. The Sunnyside Sisters has been…read morelovingly refurbished and decorated by its Dutch owners, Martyn an Eveline. We stayed in the Ole Miss room on the ground floor, which is large and comfortable with an adjoining enormous bathroom. The house sits on many shaded acres and is a short drive to historic downtown Clarksville. A delicious breakfast of fresh baked bread, Dutch cheese, egg soufflé, sausages, fresh squeezed orange juice, homemade jam, and strong Dutch coffee was served in the dining room. We enjoyed hearing from Martyn a brief history of the historic property, as well as their adventures searching, purchasing, and updating the quarters. What a treat! We highly recommend a visit to the Sunnyside Sisters Bed and Breakfast.

We had a wonderful experience. Our bedroom was lovely and the breakfasts were timely and very…read moretasty. The hosts were very kind and welcoming. I would definitely stay again!

Columbine is Colorado's state flower!! Who knew? We had the pleasure of finding this Jeopardy…read moreknowledge when we came to the inn and stayed with our Innkeeper Stacey and her lovable sidekick Henry. The inn is a convenient stay on the way to DC. We have a history of remarkable b&b visits and this location is now added to our top 10 list. Stacey waited up to greet us at our late arrival time. The downstairs master suite was huge with an en-suite bath and a connecting sitting room with a TV. Stacey is extremely accommodating to furry children and offers an outside fenced dog park. Breakfast was delicious and ready at our requested time. Our only downside to our stay is we didn't get to stay longer. Go meet Stacey and Henry with his kisses. You won't be disappointed.

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This place is stunning. A beautiful home on beautiful grounds. The town of Enfield, not so much…read more Driving through the town on our way to the house, we were kind of scared. Very run down houses, very desolate town. But, when you pull into the driveway of this house, you totally forget where you are and only focus on the huge house with the inviting front porch and bright, red door. We have never stayed at a B&B before, so we weren't sure of the protocols, so we just walked on inside and started looking around. The house is old and southern, and that is exactly what I expected. There is a huge sitting room, and a very cozy den/study that has a nice TV, leather couch, huge leather chair, desk, fridge, and thousands of books. The dining room is also cozy, and the kitchen is small but nice, but not really part of the guest experience. The real stunner is when you open the back door and see the huge porch, and gorgeous yard and gardens. A little slice of heaven in tiny Enfield. Suzann, the owner, was in the kitchen when we arrived, and she came out to greet us with huge smile on her face. She started showing us around, and led us upstairs to our room for the weekend - a very good sized room with a very nice bathroom, and a comfy, soft bed with amazingly soft sheets. The upstairs also has a huge deck so you can enjoy the view of the gardens from there too. Breakfast both mornings was delightful, and you can really taste the love and care that goes into Suzann and Wayne's cooking. The first day we had yogurt parfait, an egg fritatta, bacon, sausage, and fresh baked biscuits. All were great, but the biscuits were the star....so good!!!! The second day we started out with the yogurt parfait again, then baked apples, bacon, and strawberry lemon pancakes.....heaven! I am not a huge fan of baked apples since I despise cinamon, but these were not overloaded with cinnamon at all, and were not overcooked. This woman can cook!! Overall, I highly recommend coming here for a weekend getaway if you live within an hours drive. There is a nice State Park near by, and a very cool Waterfowl park, but other than that, not much going on within 50 miles. But, to get away and relax in a beautiful home with wonderful service, and being forced to really take everything slow and just enjoy nature and your partner is a blessing. I cannot conclude this review without mentioning Cozy. Cozy happens to be the word's sweetest golden retriever alive, and he will make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside the whole weekend. He is so well behaved and loving, and I am pretty sure he knows his job is to give love to all guests so they feel right at home. Love that dog!

What a find! Charming historic mansion, delicious breakfast, friendly inn keepers with a lovable…read moredog to add to the homey yet well decorated atmosphere. The local Chinese restaurant had surprisingly good food. Ate carryout on the back veranda under a full moon. Great place to relax and experience southern hospitality. We will definitely return for a longer visit.

What a wonderful welcome we got! It was tea time, and Karen was just serving tea and biscuits -- a…read morevery good reward for our day of driving. She was delightful, gave us information about the town, the area, the restaurants, and the house. Our room was very sweet, with lace curtains and a four-poster bed draped with lace and a big comfortable wing chair. There were nice snacks on the landing and plenty of water, coffee and tea. We walked into town for dinner, really enjoying the beautiful historic houses and gardens along the way. After eating at George's, which is a local favorite, we had just a ten-minute walk back to The Ivy. In the morning we got full English breakfasts and there were outstanding: egg on toast, ham, two kinds of sausage, beans, mushrooms and grilled tomatoes. Plus more time to chat with our host and the other guests. It was an exceptionally enjoyable stay.

We had the opportunity to visit The Ivy. My husband is British born so he had his eye on this…read moreEnglish experience. We were greeted by Karen who was so kind and easy to talk to. We wish we could have spent one more night. We stayed in the Joe Wright room. What a beautiful room, a bed draped in ivory white and also very comfortable. I joked with my husband that was the best sleep we have had in months. The next morning Karen prepared the full English and my husband was in heaven. Everything from our Victorian China to the delicious breakfast to our history chat with Karen made our morning before we headed home. This is a must place to visit to relax. I hope to enjoy the afternoon tea soon. Ps, we enjoyed the Walkers Biscuits for a late snack!

Great B&B. We called Tom while travelling and he immediately accommodated us. The B&B is located in…read morethe historic downtown of Hillsborough, close to all amenities and great restaurants. The room was spacious and very clean, beautiful windows on two sides, central air conditioning and nice full bath. The historic house is a gem to explore with an interesting collection of artwork. Our host was super helpful in advising us on local activities and worthwhile restaurants. He is very knowledgeable about the Inn's and the local history. The cook prepared a 5 star spread for us for breakfast featuring his favourite "teddy bear" fruit sculpture. What a treat!! Enjoyed the back porch with view of garden which supports a number of species of migrating and local species of birds. An orchestra awaited us every morning! Such an enjoyable stay- hope to be back sometime.

Thank you Tom for your cheerful hospitality during our stay at the Inn at Teardrops. The room was…read morecomfortable, clean gave us the feeling of history throughout the property. And oh what a breakfast Jorge cooks up. It was delicious and plentiful. We will surely stay with you again at the Inn at Teardrops when we come to North Carolina. Best regards, Vaughn and Maria, Tampa Bay, Florida

Montfort Hall, originally owned by William Montfort Boylan and changing hands several times since…read morehas been fully restored into one gorgeous boutique hotel and event space. The centerpiece of the house's interior is a rotunda supported by four Corinthian columns and lit by a stained glass window located on the roof. Walking into the foyer you cant help but embrace the timeless grace, where every corner whispers of history and a bygone era. There is a quiet serenity to the space, as if time slows just a little bit inside. The modern touch added to the old renovated mansion does come with a bit of a sharp, sterile elegance of a modern mansion. The Parlor is a great place to enjoy a delicious craft cocktail and even better, ADULTS ONLY! There are also many other lovely seating arrangements throughout the property, including outdoors, and a few even come with fire pits. Regardless of your intentions for visiting the Heights House, I am quite confident there will be no disappointments, unless they have a private event. Cheers!

The first thing to say about this is that you will be massively impressed at every turn with the…read morejob they have done in restoration, renovation, and design. Everything is lovely and though it is all modern and sleek, it still feels fitting for the original era of the house. The cocktail area takes up most of the main floor, with a stand-up bar just off the entryway with a few tables and then a larger lounging area with sofas and chairs just beyond. The drinks are exceptionally good, and the spirits menu is creative. They also offer a few small plates. There is plenty of paved parking immediately next to the hotel for guests only, so that is not a hassle as it can be at some B&B/inn-type establishments. At check-in, you are offered a complimentary glass of sparkling wine to set the tone. The rooms are comfortable, but I will say that the entry-level ones are quite small (which is apparent on the website), but for the rates charged there isn't even a place to sit and read a book other than the bed. There's one small, delicate wicker chair that would be for tying shoes or whatever, but not lounging. The bed is luxuriously dressed, and there is drawer space and a minifridge, but no closet -- hanging items can go on hooks by the door out in the open. The bathroom is spacious enough, with a broad sink and elegant tilework. The lighting fixtures throughout are nifty. I found the breakfast sort of average for this type of place. I came later on, so perhaps there is more earlier, but there were a few pastries, some hard-boiled eggs, and fruit when I arrived. There's also a fancy coffee-drink contraption, but those aren't my thing so I left that alone. It's a very easy walk across the Boylan Bridge and down a couple of blocks to the area of the Dillon with several restaurants, and the performing arts center is not far beyond that. Location-wise, there's plenty that's walkable but also more an easy drive away.