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

The Pack House Inn in Edenton, North Carolina is a gracious bed and breakfast inn located a short walk to the historic Edenton downtown and waterfront. The Pack House was recently featured in Albemarle Magazine. The Pack House - formerly part of the Lords Proprietor's Inn in Edenton for 23 years - offers eight spacious guest rooms and features a huge parlor with two coal burning fireplaces, rustic pine plank flooring, Cypress flooring in the bedrooms, an overlooking balcony, and a wonderful porch supported with Tuscan Columns. Room rate includes ... full breakfast, 24 hour access to guest kitc. . .

The Captain's Quarters Inn was completely renovated 1994. It has been upgraded and redecorated as needed to maintain the high standard to which our guests have become accustomed. We offer eight guest rooms, each with private, modern bath (one with a Jacuzzi), telephone and sitting area with cable TV and a wireless Internet access. All rooms are tastefully decorated with nautical themes. And, of course, the Inn is centrally climate controlled. Your meals will be prepared by our Award Winning Chef Diane Pariseau and presented to you with pride, in the casual elegance of our dining room. . . .

SET BESIDE Albemarle Sound, it was the first capital of the providence of North Carolina. Edenton was also home to many Revolutionary patriots - as well as the haunt of the infamous pirate Blackbeard. You'll want to stroll along our shady streets past handsome period homes and historic landmarks. The inn is located at the heart of the Historic District, and the center of town, with its irresistible boutiques, antiques shops, and fine restaurants, is just a block away. There is so much to do here! You can arrange fishing and sailing trips at the docks, only two blocks from the inn. The . . .

The Trestle House Inn Bed and Breakfast is a Waterfront Inn and was originally built in 1972 as a retreat for a wine-maker and developer. The Inn is located on five acres and is surrounded on three sides by water with a lake refuge above and behind the viewing deck. Upon entering the Inn you will be immediately surprised at its size. Massive California Redwood beams that originally were used as bridge trestles belonging to the Southern Railway Company highlight the spacious interior. The timbers were cut from Redwoods estimated to be over 460 years old. From the viewing deck, located beh. . .

Located in the heart of Edenton's Historic District, and within walking distance of the Albemarle Sound, The Lords Proprietors' Inn has provided our guests with the most elegant accommodations, and unparalleled hospitality. We look forward to making your stay with us an unforgettable experience.. . .