North Carolina
Historic Hotels & Inns in North Carolina
From Asheville and the mountain towns to Pinehurst’s resort village, the Piedmont cities of Winston-Salem, Durham and Chapel Hill, and the coast from the Outer Banks to Wilmington: every historic inn in the state we could verify.
The short answer
Asheville has the most: The Omni Grove Park Inn, E. W. Grove’s 1913 resort on Sunset Mountain, plus B&Bs in the Montford and Chestnut Hill historic districts. Pinehurst has four inside its National Historic Landmark district, led by The Carolina Hotel, opened on January 1, 1901. In Winston-Salem, Graylyn Estate is Bowman and Nathalie Gray’s 1932 Norman Revival house; in Charlotte, book the Duke Mansion, which James B. Duke enlarged from 1919 to 1922. In the mountains, stay at the Fryemont Inn above Bryson City (1923) or the NuWray in Burnsville, which dates itself to 1833. On the coast, pick a B&B in Wilmington, New Bern, Beaufort or Manteo, or the 1932 First Colony Inn in Nags Head.
Our top picks
Best overall
Duke Mansion
Built 1914 · Charlotte
Zeb Taylor's 1914 Myers Park house, enlarged by James B. Duke from 1919 to 1922, now a 20-room inn in 4.5 acres…
Best small inn
White Doe Inn
Built 1910–12 · Manteo
Theodore S. Meekins's 1910–12 house in downtown Manteo, the largest private residence on Roanoke Island when it was built.
Oldest
The NuWray Hotel
Built c. 1833 · Burnsville
Grown from an antebellum tavern on Burnsville's square; the hotel dates it to 1833 and calls itself the state's oldest continuously operating…
Most haunted
The Omni Grove Park Inn
Built 1913 · Asheville
Fred Seely built E. W. Grove's 1913 resort from local boulders with no architect; staff and guests tell of the 'Pink Lady'…
Best resort
The Carolina Hotel
Built 1899–1900 · Pinehurst
James Walker Tufts's hotel, opened January 1, 1901, with 250 rooms and once called the state's largest; its cupola is Pinehurst's best-known…
Grand hotel
Graylyn Estate
Built 1932 · Winston-Salem
Bowman and Nathalie Gray's 46,000-square-foot Norman Revival house, finished in 1932 and given to Wake Forest University in 1946.
Where they are
Where to go
Every historic inn in North Carolina
| Inn | Town | Built | Rooms | Type | Price | Haunted | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The NuWray Hotel | Burnsville | c. 1833 | – | Inn | – | Rates | |
| The Historic Brookstown Inn | Winston-Salem | 1836 | 71 | Inn | – | Rates | |
| Meadows Inn | New Bern | c. 1847 | 7 | B&B | – | Rates | |
| Rosehill Inn | Wilmington | 1848 | – | B&B | – | Rates | |
| Benjamin Ellis House | New Bern | 1852–53 | 8 | B&B | – | Rates | |
| The Reynolds Mansion | Asheville | c. 1855 | – | B&B | – | Rates | |
| Pecan Tree Inn | Beaufort | 1866–67 | – | B&B | – | Rates | |
| Old Edwards Inn | Highlands | c. 1880 | – | Resort | – | Rates | |
| Highlands Inn | Highlands | 1880 | – | Inn | – | Rates | |
| The Jarrett House | Dillsboro | 1884 | – | Inn | – | Rates | |
| The Mast Farm Inn | Valle Crucis | 1885 | – | Inn | – | Rates | |
| Engadine Inn | Candler | 1885 | – | Inn | – | Rates | |
| Cedar Crest Inn | Asheville | 1891 | – | B&B | – | Rates | |
| Biltmore Village Inn | Asheville | 1892 | 8 | B&B | – | Rates | |
| C.W. Worth House | Wilmington | c. 1893 | 7 | B&B | – | Rates | |
| Beaufort House Inn | Asheville | 1895 | – | B&B | – | Rates | |
| The Holly Inn | Pinehurst | 1895 | – | Inn | – | Rates | |
| 1898 Waverly Inn | Hendersonville | c. 1898 | – | B&B | – | Rates | |
| 1899 Wright Inn & Carriage House | Asheville | 1899 | 10 | B&B | – | Rates | |
| 1900 Inn on Montford | Asheville | 1900 | – | B&B | – | Rates | |
| The Carolina Hotel | Pinehurst | 1899–1900 | – | Grand hotel | – | Rates | |
| The Magnolia Inn | Pinehurst | c. 1904 | 8 | Inn | – | Rates | |
| Pinecrest Bed & Breakfast | Asheville | 1905 | – | B&B | – | Rates | |
| Bunn House | Asheville | c. 1905 | – | Inn | – | Rates | |
| The Lion and the Rose | Asheville | 1907–08 | – | B&B | – | Rates | |
| Albemarle Inn | Asheville | 1909 | – | B&B | – | Rates | |
| Abbington Green | Asheville | 1909 | 8 | B&B | – | Rates | |
| White Doe Inn | Manteo | 1910–12 | – | B&B | – | Rates | |
| The Omni Grove Park Inn | Asheville | 1913 | – | Resort | – | Yes | Rates |
| Duke Mansion | Charlotte | 1914 | 20 | Inn | – | Rates | |
| The Foundry Hotel | Asheville | c. 1920 | – | Boutique hotel | – | Rates | |
| Haywood Park Hotel | Asheville | 1923 | – | Boutique hotel | – | Rates | |
| The Manor | Pinehurst | 1923 | – | Inn | – | Rates | |
| Fryemont Inn | Bryson City | 1923 | 37 | Lodge | – | Rates | |
| The Carolina Inn | Chapel Hill | 1923–24 | 185 | Inn | – | Rates | |
| Front Street Inn | Wilmington | 1924 | – | Boutique hotel | – | Rates | |
| Kimpton Cardinal Hotel | Winston-Salem | 1929 | – | Boutique hotel | – | Rates | |
| The Dunhill Hotel | Charlotte | 1929 | 60 | Boutique hotel | – | Rates | |
| Graylyn Estate | Winston-Salem | 1932 | – | Grand hotel | – | Rates | |
| First Colony Inn | Nags Head | 1932 | – | Inn | – | Rates | |
| High Hampton Resort | Cashiers | 1932–33 | – | Resort | – | Rates | |
| 21c Museum Hotel Durham | Durham | 1935–37 | – | Boutique hotel | – | Rates | |
| Snowbird Mountain Lodge | Robbinsville | 1940–41 | – | Lodge | – | Rates |
Price is a typical nightly rate: $ under $200, $$ $200–349, $$$ $350–549, $$$$ $550+. Rates vary by season; check the inn for exact prices.
Elsewhere in North Carolina
Built c. 1833 · Three-story frame inn with long veranda · Burnsville · Inn
The NuWray Hotel
Why stay Grown from an antebellum tavern on Burnsville's square; the hotel dates it to 1833 and calls itself the state's oldest continuously operating hotel.
Built 1836 · Brick textile mill (monitor roof) · Winston-Salem · Inn
The Historic Brookstown Inn
Why stay A Moravian-built 1836 cotton mill and the 1880 Arista Mill near Old Salem, saved from demolition in 1976 and an inn since 1984.
Built c. 1847 · Second Empire · New Bern · B&B
Meadows Inn
Why stay A Second Empire house of about 1847 on Pollock Street that opened in 1980 as what it calls New Bern's first B&B; seven suites.
Built 1848 · Italianate · Wilmington · B&B
Rosehill Inn
Why stay Henry Russell Savage's Italianate house, built in 1848 per the inn, where the family of Lincoln Memorial architect Henry Bacon Jr. lived 1881–91.
Built 1852–53 · New Bern · B&B
Benjamin Ellis House
Why stay Benjamin Ellis's two-story, six-bay house of 1852–53 on Pollock Street, altered around 1900 and a B&B since 1985, with eight rooms.
Built 1866–67 · Beaufort · B&B
Pecan Tree Inn
Why stay Built in 1866–67 as the Franklin Masonic Lodge and remodeled as the Jones family home around 1900, the inn says; a B&B since 1992.
Good to know Breakfast: included · Parking: on-site free · No elevator · No pets
Built c. 1880 · Frame vernacular with an Alpine/Italianate brick wing · Highlands · Resort
Old Edwards Inn
Why stay A c. 1880 boarding house and its 1935 Alpine-style brick wing, run by the Edwards family until 1970; book 'Historic Inn' rooms to sleep in them.
Built 1880 · Highlands · Inn
Highlands Inn
Why stay Joseph Halleck's 1880 Highlands House, the town's first hotel, renamed Highlands Inn by Mary Chapin Smith; most rooms take two guests.
Good to know Elevator
Built 1884 · Dillsboro · Inn
The Jarrett House
Why stay Built in 1884 near the railway in Dillsboro as the Mount Beulah Hotel, later the Jarrett Springs Hotel, and still an inn and restaurant.
Built 1885 · Farmhouse with log and frame outbuildings · Valle Crucis · Inn
The Mast Farm Inn
Why stay An 1885 farmhouse on the Mast Farm in Valle Crucis, where the log Loom House of about 1812 is now a rental; the whole property takes pets.
Good to know Pets welcome
Built 1885 · Shingle style · Candler · Inn
Engadine Inn
Why stay Capt. John K. Hoyt's 1885 shingle-style house in Candler, west of Asheville, a B&B since 1994; book the inn rooms, as the cabins are newer.
Built c. 1893 · Queen Anne (turreted) · Wilmington · B&B
C.W. Worth House
Why stay A turreted Queen Anne house of about 1893 in Wilmington's historic district, a B&B since 1985; seven rooms, all up stairs, guests 16 and up.
Good to know Breakfast: included · No elevator · No pets
Built 1895 · Colonial Revival · Pinehurst · Inn
The Holly Inn
Why stay Pinehurst's first hotel, opened on New Year's Eve 1895 and given its classical pedimented front and brick porte-cochere in a 1925 remodeling.
Good to know No pets
Built c. 1898 · Hendersonville · B&B
1898 Waverly Inn
Why stay A boarding hotel built on North Main Street shortly after 1898; it calls itself Hendersonville's oldest surviving inn and says it had power by 1903.
Good to know No pets
Built 1899–1900 · Colonial Revival · Pinehurst · Grand hotel
The Carolina Hotel
Why stay James Walker Tufts's hotel, opened January 1, 1901, with 250 rooms and once called the state's largest; its cupola is Pinehurst's best-known landmark.
Good to know No pets
Built c. 1904 · Colonial Revival (1914 remodeling of a Queen Anne house) · Pinehurst · Inn
The Magnolia Inn
Why stay A c. 1904 Queen Anne boarding house given its Colonial Revival porch and dormers in 1914, with eight rooms renovated in 2022.
Good to know No pets
Built 1910–12 · Manteo · B&B
White Doe Inn
Why stay Theodore S. Meekins's 1910–12 house in downtown Manteo, the largest private residence on Roanoke Island when it was built.
Built 1914 · Charlotte · Inn
Duke Mansion
Why stay Zeb Taylor's 1914 Myers Park house, enlarged by James B. Duke from 1919 to 1922, now a 20-room inn in 4.5 acres of gardens.
Built 1923 · Four-story L-plan hotel finished in Kellastone · Pinehurst · Inn
The Manor
Why stay Mrs. E. C. Bliss's 1923 four-story hotel, finished in a concrete called Kellastone on the site of the Lexington hotel; renovated in 2019.
Good to know No pets
Built 1923 · Rustic board-and-batten mountain lodge · Bryson City · Lodge
Fryemont Inn
Why stay Amos and Lillian Frye's 1923 board-and-batten lodge above Bryson City, which its nomination calls a rare small mountain resort hotel; 37 rooms.
Built 1923–24 · Colonial Revival with Georgian and Neoclassical elements · Chapel Hill · Inn
The Carolina Inn
Why stay Arthur C. Nash's red-brick inn, opened in 1924 opposite the University of North Carolina's west gate; later wings took it to 185 rooms.
Good to know Elevator
Built 1924 · Two-story brick with arched, stone-hooded windows · Wilmington · Boutique hotel
Front Street Inn
Why stay The 1924 Salvation Army Building on South Front Street, now a small, largely automated inn with an espresso bar; check-in age is 21.
Good to know Breakfast: included · Parking: on-site free · No pets
Built 1929 · Art Deco · Winston-Salem · Boutique hotel
Kimpton Cardinal Hotel
Why stay Shreve and Lamb's 1929 Art Deco Reynolds Building, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco's headquarters and North Carolina's tallest building when finished.
Built 1929 · Neoclassical · Charlotte · Boutique hotel
The Dunhill Hotel
Why stay Louis Asbury Sr.'s ten-story Mayfair Manor, opened in 1929 with half its 100 rooms as residences; now a 60-room hotel in Uptown Charlotte.
Built 1932 · Norman Revival (blend of Norman, Gothic, Renaissance and Classical) · Winston-Salem · Grand hotel
Graylyn Estate
Why stay Bowman and Nathalie Gray's 46,000-square-foot Norman Revival house, finished in 1932 and given to Wake Forest University in 1946.
Built 1932 · Vernacular Shingle Style with encircling two-story veranda · Nags Head · Inn
First Colony Inn
Why stay A 1932 Shingle Style inn wrapped in two-story verandas, moved a short way south in 1988 when its oceanfront site in Nags Head was threatened.
Built 1932–33 · Cashiers · Resort
High Hampton Resort
Why stay The inn was rebuilt in 1932–33, right after a fire destroyed the first one; the resort around it is listed as the High Hampton Inn Historic District.
Good to know No pets
Built 1935–37 · Art Deco stepped tower · Durham · Boutique hotel
21c Museum Hotel Durham
Why stay The 17-story Art Deco Hill Building, opened in 1937 for Durham Bank & Trust, now a hotel with a contemporary art museum.
Built 1940–41 · Robbinsville · Lodge
Snowbird Mountain Lodge
Why stay An all-inclusive lodge near Robbinsville, designed by Asheville architect Ronald Greene and opened to guests in spring 1941.
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Ways in
Themes in North Carolina
Asheville and the Blue Ridge
Asheville has the largest cluster: The Omni Grove Park Inn, which Fred Seely built of local boulders for E. W. Grove in 1913, and B&Bs in the Montford and Chestnut Hill historic districts and above Biltmore Village. Nearby are the Engadine Inn in Candler, an 1885 shingle-style house, and the 1898 Waverly Inn in Hendersonville.
In the mountain towns, Highlands Inn opened in 1880 as Highlands’ first hotel, and Old Edwards Inn grew from a boarding house of about 1880 with a 1935 Alpine-style wing; High Hampton, near Cashiers, was rebuilt in 1932–33 after a fire. The Jarrett House in Dillsboro dates from 1884, the Fryemont Inn above Bryson City from 1923 and Snowbird Mountain Lodge near Robbinsville from 1941. The Mast Farm Inn in Valle Crucis is an 1885 farmhouse, and the NuWray on Burnsville’s square grew from an antebellum tavern.
Pinehurst’s resort village
James Walker Tufts founded Pinehurst as a resort village in 1895, and its historic district has been a National Historic Landmark since 1996. Pinehurst Resort runs four historic inns inside it: The Holly Inn, the village’s first hotel, opened on New Year’s Eve 1895; The Carolina Hotel, opened January 1, 1901, with 250 rooms; The Magnolia Inn, a c. 1904 boarding house with eight rooms; and The Manor, built in 1923 by Mrs. E. C. Bliss. The resort does not take pets.
The coast: Outer Banks, Wilmington, New Bern and Beaufort
On the Outer Banks, the First Colony Inn in Nags Head was built in 1932 and moved a short way south in 1988 when its oceanfront site was threatened, and the White Doe Inn in Manteo was the largest private residence on Roanoke Island when Theodore S. Meekins built it in 1910–12. Wilmington’s historic district has three: Rosehill Inn, where the family of Lincoln Memorial architect Henry Bacon Jr. lived; the turreted C.W. Worth House; and the Front Street Inn, in the 1924 Salvation Army Building. New Bern has two B&Bs on Pollock Street, the Meadows Inn and the Benjamin Ellis House, and Beaufort’s Pecan Tree Inn was built in 1866–67 as a Masonic lodge.
Tobacco, mill and university towns
In Winston-Salem, the Kimpton Cardinal fills the 1929 Reynolds Building, built as R. J. Reynolds Tobacco’s headquarters; Graylyn Estate is the Norman Revival house Bowman and Nathalie Gray finished in 1932; and The Historic Brookstown Inn occupies an 1836 cotton mill near Old Salem. Durham’s 21c Museum Hotel is in the 1937 Hill Building, an Art Deco bank tower, and The Carolina Inn has stood opposite the University of North Carolina’s west gate in Chapel Hill since 1924. In Charlotte, the Duke Mansion is the Myers Park house James B. Duke enlarged from 1919 to 1922, and The Dunhill opened in 1929 as the Mayfair Manor.
Road trip
Valle Crucis to Bryson City, inn to inn
Valle Crucis
Start at the Mast Farm Inn, an 1885 farmhouse on a National Register farmstead; its log Loom House, built about 1812, is now a rental.
Burnsville
Stay on the town square at the NuWray, which the hotel dates to 1833 and its National Register nomination calls one of the most celebrated inns in the state, famous for its meals.
Asheville
Give Asheville two nights, at The Omni Grove Park Inn on Sunset Mountain or a B&B in Montford. Pick one from our Asheville guide.
Bryson City
End at the Fryemont Inn, Amos and Lillian Frye’s 1923 board-and-batten lodge on the hillside above town.
Context
History and architecture
North Carolina’s historic inns started as working buildings and town houses. Salem’s Moravian congregation built the cotton mill that is now The Historic Brookstown Inn in 1836, the NuWray in Burnsville grew from an antebellum tavern, and several coastal B&Bs fill houses built between about 1847 and 1853, among them Rosehill in Wilmington and the Meadows Inn and Benjamin Ellis House in New Bern. In the mountains, Highlands House opened in 1880 as Highlands’ first hotel, and the Mount Beulah Hotel, now the Jarrett House, went up near the railway in Dillsboro in 1884. James Walker Tufts founded Pinehurst as a resort village in 1895, and pharmaceutical maker E. W. Grove opened the Grove Park Inn in Asheville in 1913. In 1929 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco finished its Reynolds Building in Winston-Salem, then the tallest building in the state, and in 1932 the First Colony Inn went up in Nags Head as beach tourism grew along the Outer Banks.
Questions travelers ask
What is the oldest hotel in North Carolina?
The NuWray in Burnsville says it was first built in 1833 and calls itself the state’s oldest continuously operating hotel; its National Register nomination confirms it grew from an antebellum tavern but says the date of the first building is uncertain. The oldest dated buildings we list are the Mast Farm Inn’s log Loom House in Valle Crucis, built about 1812 and now a rental, and The Historic Brookstown Inn in Winston-Salem, an 1836 cotton mill that became an inn in 1984. Highlands Inn, built in 1880 as the town’s first hotel, has the earliest firm date as a hotel.
What is the most haunted hotel in North Carolina?
There is no official ranking. The best-known story is the Omni Grove Park Inn’s ‘Pink Lady’ in Asheville, said to be a young woman who fell from the fifth floor of the Palm Court atrium in the 1920s and blamed for lights switching on and off around Room 545.These are stories guests and staff tell, not documented fact.
Where are the historic inns in the North Carolina mountains?
Beyond Asheville, we list the Engadine Inn in Candler (1885), the 1898 Waverly Inn in Hendersonville, Highlands Inn (1880) and Old Edwards Inn in Highlands, High Hampton near Cashiers (1932–33), the Jarrett House in Dillsboro (1884), the Fryemont Inn in Bryson City (1923), Snowbird Mountain Lodge near Robbinsville (1940–41), the NuWray in Burnsville and the Mast Farm Inn in Valle Crucis (1885). All had live websites and booking engines when we checked in October 2026, after Hurricane Helene.
Where are the historic inns on the North Carolina coast?
Wilmington has three in its historic district: Rosehill Inn (1848, by the inn’s date), the C.W. Worth House (about 1893) and the Front Street Inn, in the 1924 Salvation Army Building. New Bern has the Meadows Inn (about 1847) and the Benjamin Ellis House (1852–53), Beaufort has the Pecan Tree Inn (1866–67), and the Outer Banks have the First Colony Inn in Nags Head (1932) and the White Doe Inn in Manteo (1910–12).
Which Pinehurst hotels are historic?
Four Pinehurst Resort inns are contributing buildings in the Pinehurst Historic District, a National Historic Landmark since 1996: The Holly Inn (1895), The Carolina Hotel (opened 1901), The Magnolia Inn (about 1904) and The Manor (1923). Pinehurst Resort is a Historic Hotels of America member, and it does not take pets. The village’s Pine Crest Inn (1913) is also historic, but it takes reservations by phone only.
How we chose these inns
Every place on this page is at least 50 years old, holds a credential we can check (National Register listing, a listed historic district, landmark status, or Historic Hotels of America membership), and takes bookings today. We verify each one against primary sources before it goes on the list, and last checked this list in October 2026. Read our criteria.
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- 21c Museum Hotel Durham: files.nc.gov
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- Snowbird Mountain Lodge: files.nc.gov
- Snowbird Mountain Lodge: snowbirdlodge.com
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