Another great Memorial Weekend in Ocracoke and an excellent experience at the Crews Inn…read more Great value, comfortable accommodations and a breakfast you just cannot beat. Thanks Alton!

My husband and I were guests here last November. We planned to stay for a quick overnight with…read morezero notice. The inn keeper was kind and gracious welcoming us with no problem -- even though we didn't have prior reservations. Little did we know, we would get stuck on the island with the ferry ceasing to operate due to high winds. We were there several nights and he provided us with a safe a cozy place to stay during the storm. Highly recommend. Very peaceful and soothing place to stay. Wonderful inn keeper and fantastic history. His homemade breakfasts were also quite delicious.

we see the ad as a B&B and it says bed&breakfast but clearly it's bed& bath…read moreNO breakfast and on this island there's no breakfast. would not recommend.

Had the pleasure of staying at the Thurston House Inn this past weekend and was not disappointed!…read moreThe inn is very cozy and unique- kinda like staying at your grandma's house (I mean that in the best way possible!) and featured just about everything we needed for a weekend of relaxing on the beach. Our room in the annex house was very clean and came with plenty of towels, toiletries, and even a few extra pillows to add to our comfort. The bed, while featuring a very comfy mattress, probably would have benefitted from a softer blanket or duvet rather than the quilt that was on it- but it definitely wasn't unbearable (and I can definitely see some people preferring the lighter option a quilt provides). The inn also features a few common spaces, including plenty of patio sace, back yard, outdoor shower and a kitchen that serves the tastiest home-cooked breakfast i've had in a while-which is free with your stay! Finally, everyone we came across from the owners to their family and friends was SO nice! Everyone asked us multiple times if we needed anything and were quick to offer suggestions and tips to make the most out of our stay. While no five-star hotel (why would you want one on Ocracoke?) this inn is the perfect place to stay while vacationing on the island! Definitely give it a try- and be sure to try the fig cake too!

Absolutely wonderful location! We had a great harbor view from our deck, (room 303). Everything is…read morewithin walking distance from here. Easy and safe parking Great people, easy check in. Our room was clean, spacious, quiet, and comfortable.

A disappointing experience this Labor Day holiday weekend. Me, James, Kevin and Wes booked the…read moreusual 501 Tree House and were looking forward to our Saturday fishing extravaganza. The ice maker was broken, there was no gas tank on the grill and the internet was down. When I brought this to the attention of the front desk. she said you should have called. Wait a sec, you roll of the boat with a cooler full of fish you are ready to throw on the grill and you are supposed to call ahead for a propane tank? A disappointing experience given you pay a premium for this property and they don't deliver on the experience. You would think there might have been an adjustment on the bill at check out...but no. If you have important work or timely transactions where you require the internet, be prepared to trudge your lap top over to the main office for internet access.

BEWARE: Ocracoke Nightmare I called Pam three times to book,…read moreconfirm and reconfirm the dates for our reservation. After lunch and securing a golf cart for the weekend, we check into our room. Our first impression was not good, the porch was covered with junk, broken beach chairs, dirty plastic containers, ash trays with cigarette butts, etc. As we entered the front common area, it was also cluttered with junk and smelled of strong cigarette smoke. However, we were exhausted having travelled overnight, so we had a quick lunch, rented a golf cart nearby and decided to check in and take an afternoon nap. Unfortunately as we were resting, Pam taps on the door and walks on into the room to tell us that we have to leave because someone else had booked the room. She couldn't explain why and barely apologized. Other notes for this review: Pam's Pelican is completely dilapidated--in disrepair and dirty, overgrown with weeds/bushes, cobwebs on exterior shake walls, very narrow hazardous spiral stairs, raggedy gazebo with old rusted furniture (with more cigarette butts). I could go on and on but no words can describe just how trashy this place is, wish I had time to make pictures, but we were sent away with nowhere to go after just few hours.

Everything is so wonderful there the people the same way the rooms are amazing and the breakfast is…read morethe best

I stayed here for a four day trip and had an amazing time! The room was in good condition, but we…read moredid have a tiny moth problem in the bathroom (nothing that ruined our stay though). However, the pullout couch was not the most comfortable so if you have a bad back, you might want to just rent another room. The location is unbeatable. You're less than a minute walk from the beach and have a great view of the east side of the cape. The host, Robin, was friendly and made some top notch, homemade breakfasts, even better than some restaurants that I've been too. Would definitely recommend!!

This was my first bed & breakfast so I have nothing to really compare. The room was clean and…read morefresh. The innkeeper was kind and easy going. The breakfast and sitting area upstairs were inviting & bright. Mimosas for a small fee. We did see a few roaches wandering around but I suspect that's part of living in a warm & wet environment. Bikes available to borrow but beware they're not all in working order. My boyfriend's bike wouldn't allow him to use the brakes without the chain falling off. We had to stop mid ride for him to fix the chain which left his hands greasy for the remainder of our ride to the lighthouse. My main disappointment was location. While it is walking distance to the beach, it's not ON the beach. The town of Buxton was fairly run down. Next time I'd opt to stay in Hatteras, which we actually mistakenly thought we were when we booked.

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!!!

Beautiful place with comfortable rooms. This is perfectly located and walkable to everything…read more Plenty of places to sit outside and enjoy the view.

We had the best stay here! The house is cute and very clean. The owners are very friendly and have…read moreput a lot of thought into the place. There are cute touches throughout the house! The breakfast is absolutely phenomenal with a new menu every day based on what's fresh and seasonal. This morning we had a great blueberry French toast with sausage. There is also fruit, cereal, granola, breads, and hard boiled eggs every morning.

My boyfriend and I stayed here this weekend on a trip to the coast. The house, as promised, is…read moreright on the water. Prices are totally reasonable and include a DELICIOUS homemade breakfast (one of the best quiches I can remember in recent memory!). The rooms are well furnished and contain many personal touches. They feel rather like staying in a friend's guest room, or maybe a friend's grown daughter's former bedroom. I found the room we stayed in charming; but this may be a pro or a con to you depending on your tastes. All rooms have ensuite baths. One room has a Jacuzzi, but we didn't stay in that one. The town itself is rather small, and you'll need to go outside it to find any lasting entertainment. But nonetheless, this is the place to stay if you find yourself in Belhaven.

From the owner: Clean private rooms with private bath. breakfast at 8:30read more

If you are going to Harker Island and wish to stay somewhere, you will definitely want to stay at…read moreCape Lookout Bed and Breakfast. This is the prettiest, cleanest, quaint and most peaceful and restful home, with incredibly breathtaking views. And the owner, Mary Ann is the sweetest, so welcoming and hands down, the best cook ever! The breakfast that she cooked was so delicious and creative. I can go on and on about Mary Ann and her gorgeous bed and breakfast, but you just have to stay there and experience it. I am definitely going back. Thank you for everything Mary Ann and I will see you in 2023. Patti Fowler

Great accommodations! Wonderful home cooked breakfast! We felt we had the privacy we were looking…read morefor and the homey feeling where we could relax and celebrate our 19th wedding anniversary. Thank you Mary Ann!

I found this gem on Yelp! Thank you Yelp!…read more It's a beautiful bed and breakfast, and the owners have exquisite taste in furnishings and decor. We stayed in the Beaufort Suite, and I slept like a baby in that huge comfortable bed with such soft linens. I love that we could control our room temp because we like it cold at night, and the unit cooled down quickly and quietly. The bathtub! Oh my! I want one of those so badly! We were there only one night, and I took two baths. The entire bathroom is stunningly gorgeous, well lit, and so spacious. You had hot water within seconds of turning the shower on, and it didn't cool down even a little bit. The Inn is located at a perfect spot, as it's a quick walk to everything you'd want to do in Belhaven. There are condos directly across the street which block the water view, but a vacant lot next to those allow for a beautiful view. The breeze coming off the water is wonderful. Happy hour was a nice treat, and enjoyable. Gail and Alan are great hosts, easy to chat with, and also interesting to converse with. They really do make you feel right at home, and act as if they've known you forever. (Don't worry though, they also leave you alone if that's what you prefer.) They have a great outdoor area to just sit, or swing, and enjoy the peacefulness of this quaint town. We loved our stay there.

We needed a safe place to get away for a few days and booked The Duck Blind cottage behind the main…read morehouse. It is pet friendly and we were traveling with our two dogs. Booking was easy with friendly service. Arrival was contactless and we never met or saw anyone during our stay of three days. The cottage was on a second level with a flight of steps which as a surprise because I had not noticed that from pictures. It was fine for us but might be difficult if traveling with someone with mobility issues. Inside, everything was so cute and clean and they had anticipated our every need. The kitchen had coffee, snacks and cereal and the fridge was pack with delicious breakfast items and treats like fresh backed goods. The yogurt appeared to be homemade and was delicious! The bed as comfortable and the rain shower was delightful. They even supplied the bags for our dogs potty trips. The main inn was unoccupied during COVID so we had the beautiful back yard garden all to ourselves. The view of the water was blocked since the cottage is behind the main house but the town docks were very close by, just a very short walk. Because of COVID, a lot of the restaurants in town were closed in the middle of the week but there was enough available for our needs. We visited in September 2020 and it was just what we needed, a quiet get away after working 7 days a week since March. We loved it and highly recommend it as a nice, quiet place to get away and have your every need thoughtfully met.