This was a hidden treat!! The price is low but the rooms are first class. Each is a themed…read moretreasure of carefully selected art and decorations. The public spaces are warm and welcoming. The owners are incredibly friendly and the breakfast was incredibly yummy. We'll definitely make this a go-to place!

I don't usually leave reviews, but this campground was such a disappointment that I feel obligated…read moreto warn others. We arrived for a long-term stay and our site hadn't even been cleaned -- trash around the fire pit, broken glass near the picnic table, debris everywhere. It set the tone for everything that followed. The property is dark and poorly lit at night, and complaints to management went nowhere. Safety was a constant concern. Campsites are uneven and poorly maintained, dead trees and hanging limbs are scattered throughout, and falling branches actually damaged trucks and campers during our stay. An open trench dug behind our camper sat unfinished, unfenced, and unmarked for over two months -- a serious hazard for kids, pets, or anyone walking by at night. The advertised "swim hole" turns out to be off-limits to swimmers, which sums up the gap between the marketing photos and reality. The inn, gazebo, restaurant, and bathhouse are all visibly deteriorating, and the rules seem to be made up and enforced inconsistently depending on who you are. The long-term camper community felt cliquish rather than welcoming, though a few people -- including the previous owner -- were genuinely kind. It's clear from older reviews that this was once a magical, beloved place. That's not what it is anymore. There are better, more well-maintained options in the area. Save your truck, your camper, and your peace of mind. Book somewhere else.

What an incredible gem! Spent two evenings at this lovely Victorian bed-and-breakfast. Even though…read morethe house is original Victorian, all of the amenities are modern. Having once owned a home from this era, I know how well kept and well-maintained this one is. Our host Tyler, made us feel welcomed and well cared for. Even the spacious grounds were immaculately maintained and a pleasure to wander or meditate by the fountain or under the trees.

Richard and Joyce, the inn keepers, are the nicest. They cook up a great simple breakfast. The…read moredecor is bazaar but it is a fun place to stay. Clean and safe.

The Duncraig went above and beyond to make our wedding weekend spectacular. Caroline and Don are…read morenot just proprietors, but the heart and soul of the Duncraig. They are vital to what a wonderful experience it was to have them host me, and my family, as the bride to be before my big day, as well as my husband and I following our wedding. I would recommend any bride make the Duncraig part of your wedding. It's big enough to host a reception on the manicured grounds, but also very intimate with a luxurious private honeymoon suite. Additionally, any traveler looking for the southern charm of an immaculately refurbished manor in the best historically preserved town in NC should put the Duncraig as a must stay. The hospitality, food, and atmosphere were 5 out of 5. Thank you Caroline & Don, we can't wait for our next visit!

Donald & Caroline are just charming. Lovely stay. Hosts were delightful. WiFi worked great, beds &…read morelinens were plush, "Butler's Pantry" open to all for drinks and snacks. East access to WM Foundation & downtown So Pines. Literally nothing to even nit-pick as a criticism.

My husband and I had a little staycation celebrating our first anniversary! We stayed in the horse…read moreand hound suite and it was so cute, it had a homey feel and was very easy to find. The bed was extremely comfortable and the suite came stocked with tons of books, magazines, and a few board games. We had a delicious breakfast served to us Saturday morning that was hand delivered by the owner Lindsay. Lindsay was incredibly sweet and an amazing host, I would highly recommend staying here

I stayed here as a Staycation and was surprised at how clean and thoughtfully stocked our little…read moresuite was. The lovely decor in air-conditioned suite was a nice contrast to the outdoors. One evening it was cool enough to enjoy a glass of wine outdoors, the horses and chickens were the entertainment. It's a beautiful retreat and we always recommend visiting family stay here. Just looking for excuses to book another Staycation for ourselves!

The Four Points by Sheraton Fayetteville Fort Liberty was recently renovated, so it has a more…read moremodern design and colors. I initially missed the turn to the hotel; sometimes the GPS is slightly delayed. After I got off the road, I needed to make another quick right, but I went farther, thinking I could get there another way, and I had to turn around. It is located in a quiet area, and there are some dedicated parking spots for titanium and ambassadors. I had never seen that before, so that told me they value the Bonvoy members. Check-in was professional and polite. I was told which elevator to use to get to my room. The hotel is in two sections, one has four floors and the other three. My view was of the other half of the building. The hotel is pet-free. The hotel has a large fitness room, an outdoor pool, and an on-site restaurant. This had been a long driving day, so staying put was nice. I went with a burger and fries and had Starry to drink, since they didn't have iced tea. Marriott hasn't switched to Coke products yet and still serves Pepsi. The hotel didn't give me the enhanced wifi like other Marriott hotels do. But the "good" connection was fast enough. The television had enough variety in stations. The rain shower was a nice surprise. I enjoy those. Breakfast was included for Members and higher, but I thought it was either the $16 dollar buffet or ordering from the kitchen. I ordered an omelet and toast, which was delicious and plenty, but I would have liked some of the fruit on the buffet. So that wasn't explained well. I don't think I got a photo of the omelet, but it was so good. The room has a larger TV, dresser drawers and one with a hidden safe. Then there was a large refrigerator with a freezer section, a microwave and a coffeemaker too. I liked the firm mattress and almost got a peaceful night of sleep. There was some commotion in the hallway at 3:37am. I'm not sure if it was other guests or employees, as my room was across from a storage room. But it was loud and woke me up abruptly. It sounded like something was getting moved. This was the only negative to my stay here.

Room was nice and the staff was great. Good location, nice gym, small outdoor pool. They is guest…read morelaundry available. There is a nice bar and breakfast area, but breakfast a NOT free, it's almost $17 per person. Free coffee in the lobby, free parking, fee guest computer with printing but only in black and whites.

I didn't stay in the hotel, so I cannot speak to the rooms or the accomodations. But on Good…read moreFriday, I had lunch in the Tavern. They opened at 11:30 and I was standing there as soon as the door opened. It's such an old school feel, something out of the 1920's or 30's. Then again considering the history of this hotel, that's not too surprising. I was offered a basket of free house made chips; that was super cool! The bartender gave me some recommendations, but I went with the turkey sandwich. I pretty much knew I was going to go with it too. Thick cut turkey (and I do mean thick), applewood-smoked bacon, Munster cheese, lettuce, sliced red onion, tomato and chipotle aioli on focaccia bread. What a great sandwich, one of the best turkey sandwiches I've ever had. I got the sweet potato fries for my side, they were hot and crispy. With the side of honey mustard (which I also poured on my sandwich), it took everything over the top. Oh and it included a big pickle spear, always a plus! And for $16, that's a heck of a deal for Pinehurst. The beverage selection isn't the biggest. They have three draft beers, but there are a lot more canned options. Super friendly service as well.

reasonable pricing and excellent food. Not something to rave about but certainly excellent. Nice…read moreoutdoor seating and cozy indoor seating. Diverse menu to select from. A good go to place.

We didn't stay in the one bedrooms we stayed in the apartments out back. Very very nice. Would…read morerecommend for sure if your staying a week. The other part of the motel I can't speak on. Also people who run it were very nice. Working nights they let us wait until we got up to pay.

The staff is friendly. The motel is not updated at all. The room was not great and smelled, the…read morefurniture had burn holes. I wouldn't recommend this place unless you have no where else to go.

Newer Hilton Garden Inn. Giving 5 stars because of the over the top service at breakfast by my…read moreserver Tiki. Besides the usual made to order items, they had a hot buffett that cost 10 dollars with tax. My gold elite status covered the breakfast. My Hilton Garden Inn the night before charged 16 dollars for the same items. Tiki served everything, including my tea, juice, and milk, and even filled my water bottle with ice and water. She told me she loves serving her customers. She was very friendly and talkative. I complimented her at the front desk and my Hilton review. The room was typical, and they have an outside pool and fitness center. Conveniently near lots of shopping and restaurants. They won a hotel award for the area. They also have a bar and serve lunches/dinner. Even has an outdoor putting green. Pinehurst area the golf capital of the US.

Great experience. Nicest non-resort hotel with Hilton that we have ever stayed at. Room was…read morespacious with a great new modern design. Extra large shower great closet with shelving and drawers. Excellent hot morning breakfast buffet. Tiki our server was very friendly and helpful. The nature area behind the hotel was very relaxing with birds, singing, and a nice picnic table to sit at. We will definitely stay here again when we are back in the area.