We're so grateful to have Inn on Turner in our Oriental community. Kim and Jonathan create such a…read morethoughtful, welcoming experience for their guests, and it shows in the care they put into every stay. Their approach to hospitality and presence in town make them such a special part of our community. It's always a pleasure working alongside them and welcoming their guests into Gretchen's.

We are very experienced travelers and have spent time across the country and beyond. I have stayed…read moreat 4-star hotels and high-rise apartments in downtown Manhattan. And yet, of all the places I have been, few can match the charm and service of this wonderful couple and this establishment. "Charming coastal" is indeed accurate as another reviewer noted, but so is kind and engaging. At least, that is how I found the host Kim, who is the hostess during your stay. The rooms are modest in size but well appointed and comfy with a wonderful balcony to enjoy a morning coffee and watch the city wake up. The highlight of each morning was the breakfast together. The breakfast is served at 9 sharp and is served with the other guests. It makes for not only a delicious breakfast, but Kim uses it as an opportunity to help direct, guide, and suggest places nearby that meet your interests. This is great as it means you get insider tips and ways to optimize your stay by taking the guesswork out--particularly when you have a small window for activities (we were only there for a few days). In the evenings, Kim hosts a happy hour which includes helping guests secure reservations and dinner plans settled before you go. This is not just a recommendation by Kim--she actively calls and secures the spots and confirms them with you. True concierge service! Setting aside the wonderful host and the rooms, the location is superb. We were there over the weekend, and there is a delightful Saturday market literally ACROSS the street filled with vendors of all varieties. Warming: it is easy to spend. ;) The entirety of the downtown is merely a block away with shops, restaurants, and bars galore along with the cruises, sports fishing, and recreation just a short walk down the road. Bottom line: I adored this place and have already recommended it to friends and family here in Durham (where we live) and beyond. If you can swing it (it is worth every penny) and want to give yourself or your partner a weekend to remember, I cannot more strongly recommend the Inn on Turner.

The visitor center across the street told me everything about this wonderful establishment …read more It's on their Historical registry . Dates back to the 1800's . There is a Parterre in the back ( garden ) for special events or intimate group settings . I can visualize the beautiful gardens in the Spring . I was here in January and the grounds were nice and green . (And they should be with allllllll the rain they've had)

I came here for a friend's wedding. This venue is perfect. It gives you all of the benefits of a…read morebeach wedding with none of the downside. It's behind the dunes but still with clear beach access. There's also a pool on the property. My favorite thing about the venue itself was the ample outdoor seating and the open layout of the indoor space. The food was wonderful. They opted for passed appetizers for cocktail hour and stations for dinner. Everything was delicious. I especially enjoyed the prime rib and shrimp and grits. The bartenders and staff were all super pleasant and amiable. Overall a great experience and a lovely place to celebrate a special event.

I would give zero but it won't let me. This place blows. I can't even watch a Carolina Hurricanes…read moregame here and I'm in Carolina. I'm 22 and can't go in the bar. Never be a member here this place sucks ass. Never recommend coming here for a party.

The Bask Hotel is a great choice if you are staying in Morehead City. The rooms are very clean and…read moreeverything is a short walk away, whether that's headed to the pier or heading out for food. The staff were friendly and prompt to greet us upon check-in; the lobby is large and tidy. The rooms are well kept and spacious. We chose a suite room with a water view and weren't disappointed. It was super nice with a full kitchen and large living room in addition to a spacious room and bathroom. Beautiful views and nice size balconies round out the experience. Only two things quickly to note: 1) The balconies are lovely, but we had a weird experience with little finches getting caught between the concrete of the balcony edge and the gap between the clear plexiglass. We ended up rescuing 2 birds in the same morning, so hoping that doesn't happen frequently. Poor birds. 2) The breakfast is a bit sparse and comes off as somewhat cheap. Lovely to have it delivered to your room, but the portions were super tiny and pretty sparse overall. I would've preferred a traditional continental breakfast. Minor quibble but ultimately does matter in guest satisfaction overall. Overall a really nice hotel, good location and very clear with a few quirks.

We did a "staycation" so that we could participate in the Misplaced Mutts 2024 pub crawl. The event…read morewas great and if you are looking for an organization to support, I would recommend them. Our choice of parking and waling to the 6 bars was a smart idea. :) The Bask's location can not be beat if you need to be in downtown Morehead city. We had a great check-in experience and were able to park in the lot 3 hours before official time. Our room was on the 7th floor and overlooked the water. It gave us a great view of the intercoastal waterway and Atlantic Beach. It came with a small kitchen that we did not use except for the coffee maker. The room was clean and met our needs. As others have said the breakfast was less than ideal. We ordered the night before and it came to our room at the appointed time. Both of us ordered yogurt and neither of us got what we ordered. My "Blue Marlin-Bask Signature" breakfast was OK but the avocado cream cheese sauce was nothing more than a small cup of cream cheese with very little avocado on top. The assorted muffins were 2 muffins that may have come from Costco. Adequate, but nothing special. My partner ordered a custom sandwich which was nothing memorable and she did not eat it. In addition to her missing yogurt, she was missing banana bread with no substitution. Lucky that she ordered milk because there were no coffee fixings (sweetener, cream, etc..) of any kind for the Keurig. Would we come back? Sure, if we needed to stay in Morehead City but we would skip the breakfast and walk up to the Big Rock Cafe (formerly Grumpys) for a real breakfast.

The Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament is the largest (non-profit) tournament of its kind in the US…read more It's a must see event for the Downtown waterfront. Great family fun held the second week of June each year in Morehead City, NC. Features Cash Purse for winning Anglers, and support for numerous local Charities. see www.thebigrock.com

From the owner: Among the largest and oldest sport fishing tournaments in the country, The Big Rock calls avid…read moredeep-sea fishermen to North Carolina's Crystal Coast for a full week of angling and community celebration. One of the strongest missions of the tournament is to raise money for Charities and worthy Community Projects. Beyond the excitement of the catch, the Big Rock is deeply committed to giving back, having donated over $10 million to various charitable causes over the years.

This club is part of Renaissance Golf Group. The pro shop is very friendly and full of great gear…read more Lots of Under Armour golf apparel. The club house is nice but I was only there for the range today. Balls are already out waiting for you and it's unlimited balls. Grass tee box to let it fly. I'll definitely come back here to play the course when I'm at the beach. Till next time...

I've played this course since it was called north river every time I come down from Ct and see my…read moreinlaws...I find it to be a great track ... nice range good putting green finally as the Beaufort Club nice club house.... never have a problem getting out ... plenty of room off the tees , plenty of wind with very little trees to stop it... greens are true and can be fast with decent undulation but big.... nothing but a really good round of golf here... I'm a 2hdcp and would play here often if I could...

The remodel of this historic home is beautiful. The breakfasts are more than just delicious they…read moreare filling and well plated. Cocktail hour offers a nice touch and makes the front porch evenings even more relaxing. The. Garden is lovely too! Love this place !!!

My new wife and I spent a wonderful weekend getting married in Beaufort and had the pleasure to…read morestay with Sam and Alura at their bed and breakfast. The house and our room were absolutely wonderful!! Very very comfortable and very very quiet. It was only one block from Front street and we walked everywhere right from the Inn. The breakfast in the morning were absolutely incredible, the best part to start the day with!. I can't say enough about our stay other than we have stayed in many many bed-and-breakfast and this is in our top two or three. Without question we are planning on coming back for our anniversary. Thank you to Sam and Alura for the absolutely wonderful time!

The Holiday Inn in Morehead City is dirty. Thankfully I travel with disinfecting wipes but with…read moreCOVID would expect the room to be cleaned more than previously not less. There was gook on the office chair; fingerprints all over the door including the lock plate as well as orange stains on the wall and light switches. Someone isn't doing the bare minimum of cleaning. The restroom was the grossest. The shower had several hairs belonging to someone else; the shower walls were dirty; and the area around the show had a buildup of gunk and dust so I don't think that area in the room had ever been cleaned. The shampoo; conditioner and soap containers were not filled. To make the stay worse my room was noisy as it overlooked the pool and was outside of the elevator so I heard every conversation and commotion that occurred in the hall area. Breakfast was to be ready by 6:30am but it wasn't. The woman in charge was complaining about missing items from a locked refrigerator and seemed upset that people were consuming the food and beverages. Isn't that the point of breakfast. I will not stay at this Holiday Inn again.

I stayed here during Covid times (November 2020) so things were a bit scaled back activity wise…read more This hotel recently reopened Labor Day weekend 2020 following a two year rebuild after being destroyed in a 2018 hurricane. Things are new, they're still finishing up some small things as Covid and red tape slowed reconstruction. My room was clean, I appreciated the tile floor vs carpet, my personal preference. The staff was friendly and helpful. Due to Covid they aren't offering a hot breakfast like they normally do, but have wrapped pastries, fruit, cereal, coffee, tea, reheatable sausage biscuits, etc that you can bag up and bring back to your room. Normally would have eggs, sausage/bacon, pancakes. At other times they have a small retail area with sodas, juice, snacks etc for purchase as reasonable prices. There is a small fitness center that I forgot to take a picture of, a guest laundry with one large washer and dryer. They do have a meeting room for guest use, not sure what the restrictions are during Covid times. It's located near a CVS, Walgreens, Gas station, several bank branches, and a supermarket within walking distance. I would definitely stay here again.