Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Durham, North Carolina:

Relax in the grace and allure of a historic plantation estate at the Arrowhead Inn, a Durham bed and breakfast. Our inn (circa 1775) is the only AAA Four Diamond and Select Registry property in the Triangle cities of Durham, Raleigh, and Chapel Hill, NC. Resting on six acres of gardens and lawns, this North Carolina bed & breakfast has been carefully renovated to provide the comfort and amenities of a fine hotel. Although our lodging accommodationa are only a 15-minute drive from downtown Durham, North Carolina, the Arrowhead Inn Bed and Breakfast feels a world away from the stress of every. . .

Good Morning from Carol & Steve Barden at Carol's Garden Inn - Bed and Breakfast! Come stay at Durham North Carolina's most relaxing Bed and Breakfast Inn. Whether on a business trip, vacation, romantic weekend getaway or just driving through, you will have a pleasant and relaxing stay. You can relax on the deck and watch the colorful fish in the water garden, sit by the large lower pond, stroll the large grounds, or restore your soul in your own beautifully decorated, large, quiet bedroom with a private bath and whirlpool tub. The large comfortable beds will restore your body and the . . .

Originally built for the CEO of Liggett and Meyers, this splendidly redecorated, 8,000 square-foot, Colonial Revival Style home is located within walking distance to the Downtown area, the Durham Bulls Athletic Park, and historic Brightleaf Square. Morehead Manor is just moments away from Duke University, North Carolina Central University, Research Triangle Park, Raleigh, NC, RDU International Airport, and is easily accessible to both Interstates 85 and 40. The Manor has four spacious guestrooms each with a private bath. The Magnolia Suite has a king-size bed with a sitting area. The Tiger. . .

The King's Daughters Inn began a new chapter of its history in April 2009, after being transformed into a seventeen room boutique Bed & Breakfast. Built in the 1920's with funds donated by the Duke family, The King's Daughters Home provided dormitory-style housing for single, aging women. After closing its doors in 2006, new owners Colin and Deanna Crossman marshaled the 17,000 sf building through an extensive green renovation to create the luxurious inn that stands here today. No two rooms at the King's Daughters Inn are alike. Crafted faithfully from the building's existing layout, each g. . .

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