Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Pilot Mountain, North Carolina:

Situated on the eastern slope of Pilot Mountain, North Carolina, and nestled in a wooded landscape, our individual log cabins are designed to provide you with the rustic charm of yesteryear along with the comforts we enjoy today. The massive timbers and stone fireplaces recall a time when life was hard and simple, while comfortably appointed furnishings and whirlpools built for two belie the fact that your vacation home was converted from a 100 year-old tobacco barn. Yes, We are the Tobacco Barn Cabins you may have seen featured on the HGTV Special, Our State Magazine, Mid Atlantic Magazine Or. . .

In this home of over 9,000 square feet, our suites all have a spectacular view of the lake and Pilot Mountain, (except for the Victorian Rose Room. ) All have whirlpool tubs for two fireplaces; nine-foot ceilings, refrigerators, microwaves, coffee makers, TV with 60 premium movie and sports channels plus local channels ,VCR, DVD, CD player, wireless internet, phone with free local and long distance calling and hair dryers . BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND, A FULL HOT BREAKFAST IS SERVED IN THE PRIVACY OF YOUR ROOM OR SUITE OR ON THE DECK ( weather permitting). There is a deck that spans eight. . .

Nestled in historical downtown Pilot Mountain, Dr. Flippin's Bed and Breakfast exhibits sophistication with a Victorian flair. Pilot Mountain's well-known doctor, Dr. Flippin, had his home and office built in 1896 on Main Street in an era when life was not so hectic. This Victorian Inn has a simple but elegant atmosphere that entices you to relax and to enjoy the exquisite amenities such as heart pine floors, spacious air-conditioned suites, hand carved mahogany beds, breathtakingly beautiful chandeliers, private baths which offer a tub and a shower and dressing areas plus an office area with . . .

Rosa Lee Manor is a 5000 sq. ft. colonial style home built in 1989, located in the midst of more than 200 acres of scenic beauty. Named for Rosa Lee Hunter, the paternal grandmother of the current owners, the farm has been in the Hunter family for nearly 300 years. Surrounded by pastures and woods with the Blue Ridge Mountains in the far-off distance, only the serene sounds of water from the large fish pond and farm sounds from neighboring farms will be heard. Our décor is elegant but not frilly or fussy. Furnishings include mahogany and cherry woods, leather sofas, brocade fabrics.. . .