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The White Doe Inn
Explore The White Doe Inn. All bedchambers are decorated with family heirlooms, turn-of-the-century antiques, reproductions, special architectural features, appointments that compliment each room’s décor, and comfortable sitting areas with bedside gas log fireplaces. Several offer spa tubs for two. Every effort has been made to create a comfortable and intimate ambiance for you to enjoy during your romantic vacation here in North Carolina. White Doe Inn is listed on the National Register of Historic Places – noted for its architectural significance. The Inn is a recommended property by Select Registry of Distinguished Inns of North America for our excellence in hospitality services and outstanding accommodations. Your reservation can be submitted online or by calling 252.473.9851. We will confirm your reservation according to your choice of submission.
The Roanoke Island Inn
Since 1937, island folks have welcomed visitors into their homes. In that tradition, the Roanoke Island Inn - welcomes you. Originally a small, simple island house built by Asa Warren Jones in the 1860s, the house was enlarged soon after the turn of the century and has continued to grow with each generation.
THE ROANOKE offers guests the privacy of outside entrances, the comfort of a lobby and the indulgence of a well-stocked innkeeper‘s pantry. A second-floor porch overlooks the Roanoke Island Marshes Lighthouse and the Manteo NC acclaimed Waterfront where visitors can stroll along the boardwalk to shops, restaurants, charter boats, and the movie theater — all the quaintness and friendliness of a small town. Bikes are by the picket fence for exploring. The beaches, lighthouses, and sun-filled activities of the Outer Banks are just across the causeway. Or, perhaps sit by the Koi pond with a good book. After all, it’s your vacation.
First Colony Inn
The calm peaceful atmosphere of the Outer Banks of North Carolina has attracted mainlanders since the turn of the 19th century. Nags Head, "the summer capital of Albemarle Society," emerged as the center of summer activity in the 1930’s. Days were alive with sunbathing, fishing, boating, and sight-seeing; nights were filled with dancing to big bands. It was in this era, in 1932, that the First Colony Inn was opened. With its wide two-story encircling verandas, the Shingle Style inn was known for many years as "the place to be" on the beach at Nags Head. An atmosphere of romance, charm, and relaxation has always prevailed under its sweeping roof.
By the spring of 1988, the "Grand Old Lady" had fallen into disrepair and was in imminent danger of destruction. The property had changed hands and the encroaching Atlantic Ocean threatened to destroy the inn. After efforts had failed to save the inn and it appeared there was no hope, the Lawrence family stepped forward in a last-ditch effort. With roots deep in the area, they felt that the inn was too valuable for the community to lose. In August, 1988, after overcoming a myriad of obstacles, house-movers cut the building into three sections and reassembled it over three miles to the south.
In the three years of rehabilitation that followed, the exterior of the inn was returned to its original appearance, interiors were completely renovated, and modern conveniences were unobtrusively added. Traditional furnishings were selected to ensure modern comfort while maintaining the historic charm. Placed in the National Register of Historic Places, the First Colony Inn now stands on the coast at Nags Head as the sole surviving "beach-style" hotel, welcoming new generations to the old-fashioned pleasures of the Outer Banks
