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

Located on a quiet, tree-lined street two blocks from the Downtown Wilmington Cape Fear waterfront, The Verandas, an elegant 8500 square foot Victorian Italianate Mansion, is a quiet and social getaway for both tourist and executive alike. Rest awhile on one of the four spacious verandas, or linger in our award-winning garden. Come morning, gather for breakfast in our large dining room for a delicious gourmet breakfast. Socialize in the living room surrounded by beautiful antiques, or stroll only 4 blocks to the historic shopping district of Wilmington, NC where you can enjoy upscale shops, cl. . .

Once home to artist Henry MacMillan, The Camellia Cottage is a high-peaked, Queen Anne shingle house featuring four guest rooms. A long veranda, painted by a local artist, provides a view of the lush garden of azaleas, magnolias, ferns and camellias. Here, great food, gracious service and a friendly atmosphere make for a relaxing guest experience. Greet each morning with coffee at your door and a sumptuous breakfast of fruit, homemade pastries and entrée. Paula's stint as a hotel pastry chef ensures a delightful dining experience. The Crane Suite features an ornate, metal bed, carved . . .

Welcome! Stemmerman's Inn is located on the banks of the Cape Fear River in The VonKampen Building in historic downtown Wilmington, NC. The interior of the Inn was renovated in 2008. Our accommodations are charming, spacious, and cozy. Each suite has high ceilings, large living spaces, a kitchenette and an upstairs sleeping loft. Wilmington is famous for its' southern hospitality and we are just steps away from the shops and restaurants of The Riverwalk. So join us at Stemmerman's Inn and experience all that Wilmington has to offer. . . .

Welcome to Rosehill Inn Bed and Breakfast, an elegant home built in 1848 in the heart of the historic district in Wilmington, N.C. - just three blocks from North Carolina's Cape Fear River and the city's finest dining, shopping, and entertainment. The Rosehill Inn is open year-round, and is only a 20-minute drive from the crystal blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean and many area attractions. It is a wonderful place to relax and unwind, Rosehill Inn Bed and Breakfast offers travelers the warmth and security of returning home after a long day's journey.. . .

The French House Bed and Breakfast, an historic hideaway with Wilmington at your doorstep. Nestled in the heart of the historic district, the house offers privacy, comfort, and is steps away from the Cape Fear River. Here the sounds of an earlier time are heard each day; steam boats whistle, church bells ring and the sounds of horse drawn carriages going down the brick paved streets are just part of everyday life. . . .

Perched on the Cape Fear River seaport, Wilmington (The Port City of the South) is one of the last great dames of the old south. You may even decide to take the old ghost walk and delve into the some of the exciting history that embodies the heart and soul of southern living. Wilmington is certainly a city that will call you back to visit over and over. Port City Guest House is in the old mansion district of Wilmington, just 15 blocks from the heart of downtown. Built in 1915, all of the character and charm has been preserved and we want our guests to feel this is "their home away from hom. . .

Welcome to C.W. Worth House Bed and Breakfast in historic Wilmington North Carolina. A visit to an historic Wilmington, North Carolina bed and breakfast inn is a special event in itself. It is reminiscent of days gone by and a past rich in history. The experience allows you to share past southern traditions in a rather extraordinary fashion. Write your comments on our blog "The distinctive dual turrets of the C.W. Worth House Bed and Breakfast represent one of Wilmington's most charming bed & breakfasts and historic homes. Decorated with fanciful shingles, the C.W. Worth House is a Queen Anne. . .

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We warmly invite you to discover the Front Street Inn. We've created a destination inn that offers peace and privacy in the heart of Wilmington's bustling Historic District. A few steps in one direction takes you to the galleries, shops, pubs, restaurants and the Riverwalk. Another direction leads you to historic landmarks and the extensive residential section of beautifully restored homes and ever-changing gardens.. . .

Lazy days in Wilmington can be spent antiquing, touring the Historic District in horse-drawn carriages, strolling the river walk and cobblestone along the riverfront; where there are intriguing restaurants and boutiques, or visiting Wilmington's exceptional museums. Those who want to explore the Cape Fear coast will find beautiful beaches only minutes away. As the sun sets on this historic city, gardenia scented breezes, rocking chairs and porch swings invite Taylor House Inn guests to unwind.. . .

Graystone Inn, originally "The Bridgers Mansion," was built in 1905-1906 by Elizabeth Haywood Bridgers, widow of Preston L. Bridgers, local merchant and son of Robert Rufus Bridgers, past president of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway, founder of the Wilmington/Weldon Railroad, and two time representative to the Confederate Congress. An historic landmark and one of the most elegant structures in Wilmington, the inn has recently undergone extensive renovations and has been returned to its original "turn of the century grandeur". The inn is now under the new ownership of innkeepers Rich and Ma. . .

Bed and breakfast in Wilmington, North Carolina where you will experience exquisite southern hospitality. When it comes to bed and breakfasts, this lovingly restored 1900s-era inn will surpass even your grandest expectations. If historic Wilmington NC is your next vacation destination, our charming and elegant bed & breakfast will provide a holiday you'll never forget. Some years ago, we had a dream about our future home. We wanted it to be near the ocean as well as located in a historical district. In our search, we discovered Wilmington and its exceptionally rich and active historical int. . .