I highly recommend visiting!! The site is a shell of a once bustling mill town. We were given a…read morehistory of the town, founders and insight into what life was like in the early 1900s by our guide Donovan. He was wonderfully knowledgable and made the little town come to life with his descriptions. The owner, Adam, also gave us great information as we peppered him with questions about the property. We learned about the prior residents (and met a former resident, Joe, who happened to meander by for some tea) and about plans to renovate the area. Sadly many of the buildings suffer from vandalism, but there is still enough to tour and learn here. We were allowed to self-explore after Donovan's guide and spend as much time as we wanted. I love that it was chosen for the Hunger Games film, but there is so much more history than just a location site still lingering here. Our hope is that Henry River Village continues to be preserved for the history and education it truly deserves. It was a wonderful experience and we plan to come back for some movie nights and future events.

I visited with my partner 2 years ago and had an amazing time. Our tour guide was Donovan and he…read moreshowed us all around "District 12" from the Hunger Games movies, which was a delight. I definitely recommend this unusual but charming destination!

My husband I were looking for a quite quaint place to stay for a day trip. We made plans to pick up…read moresome furniture locally and I wanted to stay in night and enjoy. We came across Catawba Farms/Winery and stayed at The Peacock Inn (B&B). We were a little early checking in and was greeted by Tammy who gave us a fabulous informative wine tasting. We had a bite to eat at the food truck onsite and then ventured the farm. We met the beautiful peacocks (which my husband fed them!!), Zonkey, pigs, goats, Major the horse and the sweet dogs. We can't say enough about the owners Dennis, Twyla and Michael who we spent time with and expressed wonderful stories about their journeys. These guys also have a local wine bar that we went too in the evening. You have to go with an open mind and expect very chill and relaxation playing board games and chatting with guests. I'll have to order more furniture so my husband will take me again!!

I attended a wedding here and found the Peacock Inn to be rather idyllic with its rustic…read moresimplicity, green pastures, horses, goats, chickens, dogs, and . . . peacocks. This inn also serves some of the best Southern food that I have ever eaten.

Our daughter selected Magnolia House for her wedding. We couldn't have been more pleased! The…read morehouse, property, etc was perfect for our needs! The owner, Laura, was very attentive to our needs, requests, etc, and she really created a beautiful environment for our daughter's special day!!!

We were traveling from Virginia Beach, Va to Killeen Tx, for our next duty station. We didn't want…read moreto keep staying with family or in fly-by-night motels. I am disabled veteran and my husband is still active duty. I have a small compassion dog that I keep with me. We called Laura. She not only allowed us to stay in her amazing turn of the century home. She was gracious and kind. Her food and hospitality is out of this world! Trust me when I say you will want to go back again and again!

Had the opportunity to stay the weekend at a traditional Bed and Breakfast in @conovernc at…read more@sweetteaconover. At first, I thought it would be like other B&Bs we've stayed at in times past: a Victorian house with many guests, packaged snacks and a packaged breakfast from a microwave. I. Was. Wrong. The owners, Patricia and Ralph, greeted us upon arrival ready to take our bags from the car. (We packed light, so there was no need). We were given an in-depth tour of the house along with the histor; it is an incredible story. The B&B is very spacious and cozy throughout the house. There is plenty of room for you to relax, stretch out, read a book in solitude or lounge. We stayed in the Hickory room which was very clean and comfortable. Sweet Tea B&B has a well stocked pantry if you have a craving for something. To end the visit, Ralph made homemade eclairs, blueberry muffins and French toast (bread was homemade too). This is as traditional as a B&B gets. Patricia and Ralph are incredible hosts. They take hosting to an unbeatable level with impeccable detail to every part of your stay. They keep the grounds in top condition so you can enjoy your stay in comfort. If you're traveling to/thru Catawba, try and get a night at Sweet Tea B&B

Owners Ralph and Patricia are extremely kind, friendly and helpful. They are knowledgeable about…read moretheir home's history and the North Carolina area. Rooms were very clean and bed was super comfortable. Breakfast was made to order with fresh vegetables and herbs from their garden, homemade muffins, eclairs and breads all very good. Complimentary local made goats milk soap for the bath, water bottles, sweets, fruits, drinks and many other snacks. We have been twice and  thoroughly enjoyed our stay both times.

Take your vision of an old fashion bed and breakfast and the Inn on Main will not disappoint. Susan…read moreand Wayne are the definition of southern hospitality and the rooms are quaint and comfortable. Breakfast in the dining room was full of local favorites including grits, fresh biscuits, bacon, and fruit. The towels are the softest I've had at any accommodation, the beds and linens were quite comfortable, and the wi-fi was surprisingly fast. My visit was in March, and what I imagine was the heater was near my downstairs room. It was about as loud as an older clothes dryer and comes on and off. If your a light sleeper, you might try for an upstairs room. I had an early departure, and Wayne put together a nice to-go breakfast for me with fresh muffins and fruit. The inn reminded me very much of the inn seen in the movie Groundhog Day. Overall highly recommended!

My daughter and I stayed at The Inn On Main and we had the loveliest time. The owners were so…read moregracious and made us feel so welcome. The inn was full of beautiful antiques and the rooms were VERY clean. The breakfasts were outstanding, not the typical hotel food. They served homemade quiches, warm berry crunch, bacon, the best grits I've ever eaten, a variety of pastries, juice, unlimited coffee and tea. And, I've probably forgotten something! We would absolutely stay here again.

I'm a B&B lover. Enjoy the homey feel, the epicurean b/fast and the jovial and endearing innkeepers…read moreof the several I have visited. And The Kerr House encompassed all of these elements. Pat & Tom, the owners were personable and informative about the area and the B&B. Although transplants themselves you can appreciate their knowledge of the area and know that this is home for them now. Eight rooms, each with their own bathroom and unique personality. Our room, a 1st floor spacious bedroom with a queen bed & twin day bed and trundle. Enough room for 3-4 comfortably. Modest bathroom with built in storage shelves, sink, toilet and vintage claw foot tub with a modern shower head. Breakfast at B&Bs are one of the highlights of the stay. Here was no different. To start, Greek yogurt with honey, fresh diced fruit (apples & oranges), and warm zucchini bread. Followed by a vegetable omelette, sliced strawberries, roasted potatoes and tomatoes. Seasoned to taste, appetizing and filling. Drink options varied from coffee, tea and juices. Charming B&B that I would recommend if you want to stay in a home-style environment with personal attention, great conversation, snacks, drinks and above par b/fast to fill you up.

My company's North Carolina office is just down the street, so this is the place of choice when I'm…read moretraveling for work. The Bed and Breakfast owners, Pam and John are AWESOME. Not only is the house full of snacks, Pam is HYSTERICALLY funny. I've stayed here twice, and it has been a delight every time!! Breaksfast rocks!!... even though it is a big change from what I would ever normally eat. The house is clean and the decor is charming. Free wireless internet access too! I would take the Kerr House any day over a hotel.

Beautiful Home. My true Dream Home. Mrs. Melanie is a lovely Southern Woman. We will be back as…read moresoon as time allows. God Bless

So happy we found this place. With four large adults this is the only way to stay. Minutes from all…read morehighways and attractions and the house is incredibly decorated. The cost to stay here was less then a hotel and ten times the space. Melanie the owner was always texting and calling to be sure we had what you needed.

We had the most amazing time at White Rose Manor for my wedding rehearsal dinner/ bingo night, and…read moreusing the facility to get ready the day of! Our family who stayed there the weekend of the wedding said the hosts went above and beyond to provide great service and that the food was delicious!

I am not a casual traveler. Through work I travel 300 + days a year for over 20 years and my social…read moreactivities ( I'm a reenactor) has me travel even more. So, like a restaurant needs to be great, not pedestrian, for me to even mention it to friends, lodging is an even more critical issue for me. I stay at all types of lodging from five star hotel complexes to some really sketchy B&B, AirB&B, and a few time I have couch surfed since a town was totally booked for the night. So when I travel overnight for myself, lodging must be excellent. If I am in the Lincolnton area that is a simple choice. The White Rose Manner! Allison and John are attentive hosts, all to willing to assist in making your stay what you need it to be. Allison is an accomplished cook that can accommodate your dietary needs if she is made aware. The rooms are well appointed and comfortable. I tend, if there in the early evening, to play a game of chess with John, who also is an accomplished D&D dungeon master. Conversation is always pleasant, the grounds take you away from traffic, PowerPoint presentations and if you choose to turn it off (I do) cell phone calls. I arrive, get to relax in a wonderful environment, take care of what brought me to the area, then relax some more. You can find me some weekends in a chair by the fireplace, with an adult beverage lost in the thoughts deep and emotionally satisfying a result of the environment created by the hosts. The White Rose Manor is excellent, just excellent. Give it a try sometime, you will not regret your decision.

This house should also be listed as an intimate wedding venue. My family and I stayed here for my…read moredaughter's wedding. Her wedding was already booked for another venue but this would have been the PERFECT place! The house has 7 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, over 5,000sqft plenty of space for the family. The outdoor areas were well arranged and beautiful. A large seating area with an umbrella, outdoor grill with patio table and chairs, fire pit with Adirondack chairs, sturdy seating by the creek that runs along beside the property and another set of chairs by the creek. The seating groups were spaced out for the family to chat or for a little private time. The interior design is beautiful and well thought out. (Can you come decorate my house? Lol) I really can't say enough about this property.

What an Amazing place. Will be going back the next time in town. The innkeepers are so nice and…read moremake you feel right at home. Beautiful clean rooms with gorgeous views. Such a peaceful place.