If there is any one reason to come to Washington NC, this bed and breakfast is it. Friendly…read moreservice, beautiful decor, delicious breakfast! Coming out this way from Charlotte we really didn't know what to expect since it's our first time out this way (definitely not the last). True Southern charm meets early European elegance. 10/10 would recommend :)

An elegant getaway in a sleepy beautiful waterfront town. The hostess is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable of the history and attractions in the area. The food is first class and amenities are above what one would expect. I plan to return to this gem.

So lovely! This inn is the perfect place to stay. It's in the heart of town, provides free parking…read moreright outside of the building, and there is no need to move the car because everything is in walking distance. The room was so cute and comfortable. High praise to the shower which was spacious and clean with good pressure. Large clean bathroom contained everything I needed with ample towels in 5 different sizes. Comfortable bed and very clean floor and rug made me really happy. I didn't need it, but the room included Alexa. I had a terrific time in this wonderful space.

So I was fortunate enough to find the Llttle Inn on Main upon my first visit to Little Washington,…read moreNorth Carolina. This is a quaint little property that is brand new construction. There are 10 individually decorated units across two floors that are just wonderful places to rest, relax, and refresh while visiting the area. I've had the good fortune to stay in two of the rooms and found them both to be very clean and well appointed. From a mini fridge and microwave to queen size beds with television (optional to use) in each room and rain head showers that are large enough for two. There are also backlit heated mirrors that round out the accommodations. The property host on site parking per unit and is located within blocks of everything you want to do while in Little Washington, literally you park your car and walk all weekend. It's wonderful. There is a wonderful little coffee shop downstairs next-door, which also serves as the registration area and the launchpad for golf cart rentals and coffee and pastries to begin your days treasure hunt of opportunities!

Interesting and distinctive place to stay in Washington, NC. It is on a main intersection in the…read moremiddle of town, right on the primary business street and about a block back from the riverfront. There are six rooms on two floors above a street-level bistro and bar. There are stairs and an elevator, and no on-site staff, so entry is by a code punched into a keypad on the doors. All rooms seem to be a little different -- I stayed in 303, on the top floor furthest back from the main street. I think that would probably be the quietest, but there was still some street noise from delivery trucks coming to the intersection below. The room is aesthetically pleasing, with darker blue color saturation on the walls highlighting a big four-poster bed and very tall windows. The window coverings were a little frustrating -- they were hard to manage and didn't close all the way. The main window had a brass hook on either side to hold them open for light, but the other two windows didn't, so it was hard to adjust the amount of light. I was also not a fan of the television, which was one of those things that all apps so you can't just turn it on and watch the news or whatever. There's also somewhat limited seating other than the bed -- there was a chair with ottoman in a narrow nook, which is fine for one person, but a second would have to sit on one of the unpadded wooden chairs at the small table. The kitchen area had a long countertop with sink and basic dishware and glassware, with drawer-style beverage cooler and refrigerator that worked well. (Ice would be via the ground-floor bar when open.) The bathroom was a good size and had Native toiletries and solid water volume with overhead spray plus a handheld wand. The HVAC worked well at keeping the room temperate. It's definitely distinctive and atmospheric and beats the pants of chain hotels in the area.

This is a beautiful boutique hotel right at the corner of Main and market Street. That puts it in…read morethe middle of everywhere you'd want to walk in this quaint old port town. The manager was very quick to come help us figure out how to operate the television. There is a bar downstairs that makes yummy sandwiches and delicious drinks.

What a wonderful experience. The hosts/owners were fantastic, the room was comfortable and well…read moreappointed with a thermostat to control the climate in each guest room. Everything was very clean and well-maintained, with a modern yet classic decor. Each of the three breakfasts were absolutely delicious, with appetizers of fresh fruit and cream, fresh baked breads, amazing coffee, juice, and unique entrees. If you want to explore Bath, this is a wonderful and relaxing place to stay.

I had a reservation and was looking forward to the stay for a house-hunting trip in the area, as I…read moreprepared to retire from Acitive Duty Army. Unfortunately the Army extended me on active duty at Ft Bragg the day before my stay (official orders). I notified the property and expected to not be charged, as it is ilegal under USERRA to do so when a soldier receieves official orders that conflict with a contractual agreement. This law obviously exists to serve the best interest of the country and our military members... These horrible people charged me the full $300 amount anyway... refusing to allow me to reschedule for a later date or cancel the reservation. Stay AWAY!

We loved our 3-month stay at Big Mill! We rented the RV site and it was very quiet and relaxing…read more The host is so sweet and friendly. We highly recommend the RV site and Bed & Breakfast. The grounds were kept nice and there are lots of areas to take walks.

Love the atmosphere and relaxation I get here. Beautiful place to come and unwind. Owner is…read moregreat! Friendly and can cook :) Will come again and again! Here again and love it even more!!

I kind of hate to do this review because I would rather keep the existence of this little gem to…read moremyself, but I have to give credit where it is due. This place is the best. I am a Pirate alum and we recently went back to Greenville for a visit. Chris, the owner, is a great guy. He responds extremely fast via email, is kind and helpful, and he didn't require a credit card to hold the room, just a phone number. He was outside doing some landscaping when we arrived - the place looked great, both inside and out. There is off-street parking available to guests, which is nice. We stayed on the 3rd floor in the Chancellor's Suite and loved it. Very roomy and well worth the extra $20/night! The housekeeper, Bilma, made a delicious breakfast in the mornings and was kind and accommodating when we kept asking for more juice. They also leave cookies out each night for the guests. There are additional rooms downstairs for guests to dine & relax, as well as a screened in porch. Every single thing was clean & welcoming. The proximity to downtown & campus is unbeatable - you can walk anywhere. We will definitely stay here again. We loved it!

The 5th Street Inn is completely serene and adorable. The location is right near the campus, but…read moresomehow manages to remain a quiet getaway. When the house was made into a B&B a couple of years ago, they did a wonderful job of keeping the modern updates consistent with the period of the house. When we first arrived, we were greeted by a friendly guy named Sean who showed us around the common spaces and brought us to our room. I felt at home immediately. We were encouraged to nibble on any snacks left out for guests and to help ourselves to any wine or beverages that might be out. The room was gorgeous and received tons of light through the two windows. There was a tv with a dvd player, but limited channels (that didn't really matter as we spent a lot of time on the screened-in porch reading or enjoying a glass of wine). Breakfast was out for guests the next morning and included a delicious quiche, fresh fruit, yogurt with granola, and orange juice. All in all, I felt welcome, but no one on staff hovered around; indeed, the food seemed to magically appear and the dirty dishes magically disappear! The last thing I will mention is how great the shower was. I know, this is an odd thing to bring up, but for a house of its age, the water pressure was great and the towels were slightly fluffier than regular hotel towels. I urge everyone going to Greenville for the weekend (or longer!) to consider the 5th Street Inn. I am already planning my next visit back!

Exceptional Stay with Outstanding Hospitality!…read more We recently spent several days at the Homewood Suites in Greenville, NC, and we were thoroughly impressed from the moment we arrived. The front desk staff were exceptionally welcoming and set the tone for a fantastic visit. A special shout-out to Terrell, Jakasia, and Victoria, who were consistently friendly and helpful throughout our stay. We also had the pleasure of attending the Wednesday afternoon social event, which is a wonderful touch! It featured light snacks along with a selection of wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages. Lynn hosted the event with incredible enthusiasm and clearly took great pride in making guests feel welcome--great job, Lynn! I especially want to highlight the infectious energy of Keyotia. Every time we crossed paths, she went out of her way to ask if everything was to our liking. You can truly tell how much she loves her job; her happiness and positive spirit genuinely elevate the entire atmosphere of the hotel. We will be traveling to Greenville several times a year for both work and pleasure, and without a doubt, we will be staying here every single time. Thank you to the entire team for providing such stellar hospitality! See ya soon!

Checked in after my arrival time. Got to room, preparing room for wipe down and spray Lysol fabric…read moreon all fabric in room. Turn over pillows a saw stain (looked like blood) on linen, checked shower and wasn't clean had mildew. I also noticed how nasty the chair material was and glad I didn't sit on it Chatted with front desk, sent somebody up with sheets to change bedding. I asked to be switched to another room. I was told to come back to front desk to change to a different room. I refused to walk all my belongings down from the 5th floor. Then I was told someone would bring the new room key. Lady came to room with new key. She looked for the stain on the bed and didn't see one. I had to show her the stain, she took a picture. I asked her to stay while I checked other room and the linen was fine. After she left I checked the bathroom and mildew again. I didn't complain, I'm just over this stay all together. It started before I even checked in with the military discount not applied and still I don't have an answer about the amount of discount applied. Ordered from the restaurant on site, delivery did take a little longer than expected. The lady that delivered was really nice. After trying the food, very disappointed. I wanted to go boxes but the food should not have been cold. I'm not sure if the food was not seasoned well or it was from it being cold. The brick oven eggplant was awful, fries were cold and stuck together. The peel and eat shrimp was ok. I wanted the red velvet cake but it was no longer on the menu. I scanned the bar code that was on display in the room. The barcode is old and should be updated with the current menu as well as prices. I left out for the evening, hung my breakfast for room service in the morning, it was still there after I came back after 2am so I removed it from the door. This is the worse experience ever from booking to checking in. I'm really looking forward to see what else arises before I checkout Sunday. AC is a joke and noisy. Pictures are below and I have videos of the showers but can't upload them. #hiltonhonors #hiltoncoporate #hiltongreenvillenc #207swgreenvilleblvd

I'll start by saying the property is beautiful. Other than that, IVY Hall has 2 of the most…read moreincompetent and unprofessional owners that lack basic problem solving and communication skills. I'll add they are boastfully inconsiderate. They absolutely ruined my husband's best-friend's wedding day. I'm submitting this review to caution anyone who is interested in booking the property for an event, to stay far away from this place. I attended a wedding here Saturday March 1st, 2025. By the time the ceremony started, the wedding hostesses were visibly exhausted. I asked why and they shared the owner walking around in Alpha Kappa Alpha paraphernalia was very rude and was not permitting them to be in necessary areas like the kitchen, because she was showing the property to potential clients. I've never seen a venue conduct tours during buyout hours. She was also not answering simple questions to help guide logistics. What was supposed to be a pretty easy job was made difficult by the venue owners (a wife and husband). It's common courtesy for venue staff to either dress in theme color(s) or branded attire for formal events. Her husband had on a dingy black sweatsuit. I thought he was a landscaper. After the ceremony concluded, during cocktail hour, the owners assumed guests were sneaking in alcohol. The alcohol they saw was a cigar and whiskey paring that was set up in the cocktail hour area. If there was an issue, there's professional way to address the wedding coordinator to have it removed. Instead the owners decided to drive around in a golf cart inspecting guests drinks. The cigar and whiskey parings were never removed from the cocktail hour area. Next, we'll move on to the sheriff being called twice. My husband and I spoke to the sheriff who works the area and confirmed the couple that owns the property calls the police often. To sum things up, a gentleman who was part of the wedding coordinator team didn't understand why the owners were being so difficult and he asked what was the root cause of the issue. He asked in an inquisitive manner to seek resolution and was non-confrontational. The owners didn't appreciate being questioned and proceeded to call the sheriffs to get him escorted out for "trespassing". Yes, an employee of the wedding coordinator team, the man who brought the bride to walk down the aisle was escorted out for trespassing along with the husband of the owner of the wedding coordination team. There were many other issues that I'll spare but the evening ended with the owner (wife) kicking the bride, groom, hostesses and us guests out, while we were breaking down supplies. One of the hostesses she had been absolutely ugly to all day finally told her about herself. It started with the owner asking about a standard black tablecloth at 8:45pm that was used during the 3pm ceremony. Because she couldn't answer to where it was almost immediately, she and her husband proceeded to throw decorations out of the reception hall damaging them and made everyone get out. It was an odd question considering the venue was booked until 11pm. I would have expected the owner to alert those cleaning up that a tablecloth was missing and if not found by the end time, the couple would be billed for it. Pretty standard protocol with venue rentals. Lastly, we learned this couple insisted their last payment for the venue be in cash and made a joke saying "because it's untraceable". As of the time the sheriffs arrived after the owners kicked us out, they had not provided an itemized receipt to the wedding couple for what the final payment was for. The amount was just under $13k. When asked, the woman owner said she had it in her papers somewhere and she would email it. The payment was provided 3 weeks prior. STAY FAR FAR AWAY!

From the moment my wife and I arrived at Ivy Hall, we were struck by the beauty of the venue…read more However, that impression quickly turned into disappointment as we became aware of the distressing experiences faced by the bride, her coordinators, and the wedding party. This was a wedding attended by Mayors, doctors, lawyers, social media influencers, you name it, they were there. The hostesses, who are personal friends of mine, immediately informed me that the owners had been rude and uncooperative throughout the morning. Upon further inquiry, I learned that the mistreatment had begun the day before at the rehearsal, to the extent that the bride even considered canceling her wedding--an option she could not pursue due to the substantial cash payment of nearly $13,000 she had already made. Shockingly, she was not provided with a receipt for over three weeks, and not until police intervention was, she even provided with a picture of a receipt. Additionally, I find it highly concerning that the owner allegedly stated, "Cash is untraceable" and requested payment exclusively through cash or Cash App. This raises serious ethical and legal concerns regarding business practices and financial transparency. On the wedding day, the situation deteriorated further when the wedding party was denied access to areas of the venue that had been previously promised for their use. When one of the wedding coordinators attempted to seek clarification and ensure the bride had the best experience possible, the owners escalated the situation by calling the sheriff. Although the officers handled the situation professionally and without unnecessary disruption, it remains unclear why such extreme measures were taken. As a result, two coordinators were escorted off the property, creating difficulties for the clean-up crew. Following the reception, the female owner abruptly entered the venue and aggressively demanded to know the whereabouts of a black tablecloth. When one of the hostesses addressed her disrespectful attitude, the owners responded by demanding that everyone leave immediately. The bride, her wedding party and staff, remaining guests who stayed to help clean, were all forced to vacate the venue, and the remaining items could not be retrieved until the following day. Disturbingly, the owners and their daughter were heard shouting profanities at those present, further highlighting their blatant disregard for professionalism and customer service. This entire experience was appalling and completely unacceptable for a venue that claims to specialize in hosting one of the most important days of a couple's life. The actions of Ivy Hall's owners not only disrupted a special occasion but also demonstrated a shocking lack of professionalism, integrity, and basic hospitality. Furthermore, given the concerns regarding financial transactions and the lack of proper documentation, it may be necessary for regulatory authorities to review Ivy Hall's operations. For anyone considering Ivy Hall as their wedding venue, I strongly advise against it. No couple should have to endure the level of stress, disrespect, and disorganization that my friends faced on their wedding day. A venue should be a place of joy and celebration, not hostility and chaos. I could elaborate further on the numerous issues that arose at Ivy Hall that day, but I will conclude by stating this: If you are seeking a venue that lacks professionalism, treats its clients and their guests with disrespect, and operates with questionable business practices, then Ivy Hall is the place for you. However, if you want your special day to be marked by professionalism, hospitality, and cherished memories, I strongly advise you to look elsewhere--because Ivy Hall is not the venue that will provide that experience.