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!

Our daughters and their significant others spent the weekend at this charming bed and breakfast.,…read more We then had a private dinner birthday party for my husband in the small dining room . We began the evening on the porch with prosecco and home cured salmon. Dinner was not easy since our family consists of a strident vegetarian (you can't say chicken in her presence), a gluten free person who won't eat fish or sea food, mushrooms or spinach, a diabetic, and two non meat eaters. To make up for this, three family members will eat anything. First course was spring vegetable risotto, next ratatouille with a side of roast chicken breast for the meat eaters, then salad. Dessert was house made mango sorbet, and a ten layer chocolate cake made by Donna the baker. Everything was delicious. After dinner we sat in the parlor and played games. A perfect evening thanks to our hosts Diane (the chef) and Don.

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

We just spent an amazing weekend being pampered and treated like royalty at the Granville Queen…read more From the first step in the front door we felt special from the homemade Gooey Butter Cake to our very clean, spacious, and beautifully appointed room it was just the get away we needed to recharge! Jenny, greeted us and gave us a tour and made sure we had everything we needed. Breakfast was delicious and plentiful starting with fresh fruit and raspberry scones, followed by Blueberry Pancake Breakfast Casserole and bacon. Alex, the young lady who served us made our experience exquisite! It won't quickly be forgotten!

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!

What a delightful place to stay in Suffolk, Va. This was my second time there and it did not…read moredisappoint! The highlights are the wine and warm cookies upon arrival and then the 4 course breakfast that Debbie cooks herself! Both Debbie and Allen are delightful hosts. Looking forward to returning again in the future. Thank you Debbie and Allen.

A wonderful B&B. A comfy bed in a well appointed room on beautiful grounds. Then there was the…read morebreakfast! Debbie not only makes sumptuous, plentiful breakfasts; but went above and beyond to accommodate when I mentioned my wife was diabetic. Debbie & Allen set an example of what a B&B should be. My only wish is for a room with a king bed.

If I could give this place more than 5stars I would. This is a perfect stop before heading out on…read morethe ferry to the Outer banks. Lizzie is such a friendly host and a wonderful person. The property is a treasure in its own right. If you like animals you will love this B&B! Lizzie made creme brulee french toast for breakfast! Creme brulee french toast!!!! I would have paid the full cost of the B&B just for breakfast! We started talking and she joined in and shared all of here knowledge about the Outer banks. Very helpful and easy going. We even took a walk around the house to see all the animals. What a great B&B and such a warm welcome! Thanks Lizzie!!!

Charming old place with lots of room options and a great staff. It's a short walk to the…read morewaterfront. Breakfast was good.

cozy historic inn walking distance to the adorable town of Edenton. Very friendly staff, great big…read moreporch overlooking the main street. Quiet at night. Older bathrooms but bed was comfortable and the inn was very clean. Tip: If you want your own thermostat in room, ask to stay in one of the rooms in the cute outer building, rather than the main inn.

This place is absolutely incredible! All guest rooms have been renovated and include modern ensuite…read morebathrooms. The internet is great and you are free to use other areas in the house, which was perfect for me since I was in the area for work and spent most of my free time at the house. The owner, Ruth, is an amazing person who makes you feel welcome yet she is not intrusive so you have plenty of privacy. I am on a special diet and she went out of her way to accommodate my needs. She served breakfast on trays so we could eat by the fire in the library (of course the beautiful dining room was also an option). I felt very spoiled!

My wife and I have a passion for traveling, and share a special penchant for specialty B&B's. The…read moreTruitt House was an exceptional find. We were booked into the inn by a client who wanted to make our first visit to Suffolk a memorable one. The home is a true Southern belle - a grand dame of historic mansions. It has been so lovingly restored and is perfectly appointed. We had so much fun exploring every inch of the home and absorbing its character. The proprietor (and very talented chef) Ruth has mastered the art of hospitality, inviting us to truly make the home our own. She didn't mind one bit that we planted ourselves in the reclining leather chairs in the stately octagonal library with another couple and yakked enthusiastically until the wee hours. After a blissful night sleep, breakfast the following morning was a marvelous affair. We prepped a coffee for ourselves at the Nespresso machine (fantastic!) and meandered around the grounds until the heavenly smell of baking croissants lured us to the elegant, light-filled breakfast room. Usually an eat-and-run proposition for us, we lingered for over an hour enjoying the delectable food and the conversation with the other guests. The charm of the house and its gracious owner had worked its magic - we were refreshed, satiated and inspired. We departed with great reluctance but the spirit of the Truitt house hung about us for the rest of the day and onto the next as we traveled home. You do not want to miss this unique and unforgettable travel experience - 5 gold stars!!!