i"ve been using Carolina Cab for years, Awesome people... they have always been on time, they are…read morepolite and easy to chat with on the ride ..

Called for pick up and my driver got me as scheduled! Had some confusion about where the final…read moredestination was going to be but she was patient with me. Had a chat about moving here and she gave me some recommendations which was really nice. It was $12.50 from the building 468 (Officers quarters I think?) to enterprise in Havelock.

We needed a room to crash for the night, and just for the night--Janice was wonderful! She had the…read morehome lit up like a Southern fairy tale dream, and I adored our stately room. The next morning awoke to a full spread of fresh fruit and our choice of main entree. We shared our champagne and had mimosa's and Janice has two captain's cabinet drawers of tea from which to make your morning selection! oh!--and not to forget!--she welcomes your pets too. "Do drop in" when you're on your way through the Outer Banks.

Left two messages for a reservation and never received a return call--I guess they don't want your…read morebusiness. I chose this place because we were traveling with our small poodle this September. We found a room elsewhere in Beaufort.

This is a solid little no-frills B&B and was the perfect nesting spot for my weekend get away. I…read morecame to Beaufort on a winter weekend when snow and ice hit most of NC and while Beaufort is a sleepy town in winter, the impending weather had people (less adventurous than me) canceling their plans left and right. I had most of the town to myself, and the Anchorage House was no exception. The other weekend guests canceled and I had the place to myself, shared only by the innkeeper. The house is 1866 Greek Gothic revival and located just a couple of blocks from the historic waterfront. The location is perfect for walking all of the historic area and visiting local shops, restaurants, docks and catching the ferries to and from the surrounding islands. I couldn't enjoy the lovely porch due to the weather, but the inside of this B&B was simple, clean and cozy. I stayed in the Hemingway Room on the second floor. Very large bathroom and closet, queen bed, large wing backed arm chair, a portrait of Hemingway (of course), TV and a free standing heater that looks like a fireplace stove (this was my favorite part of the room and really made it all the more cozy). Since I was the only guest for the weekend the innkeeper was kind enough to make breakfast on my schedule - after 9am - because I am not an early riser. Breakfasts were plentiful and tasty and ranged between biscuits, bagels, cinnamon toast, eggs, waffles, blueberry pancakes, bacon and sausage. Accompanied by bottomless coffee, OJ and milk. Breakfast was also made complete by a 2 hour conversation on any number of varying topics with the innkeeper. The prices at this B&B can't be beat. And while the atmosphere is simple, it is cozy and more than worth what you pay. The innkeepers are looking at some big life changes and it is uncertain how much longer they will be running this spot. But in the meantime I will definitely recommend it to others and stay here again next time I'm in Beaufort if they are still around. The innkeeper was very friendly, welcoming and made me feel right at home for my 4 day stay.

Fabulous service!! On time Awesome ride. Recommend highly! Jon was thoughtful and courteous…read moreCouldn't have asked for better

Incredible service. We live out of town and my parents live elsewhere also and we arranged this…read morecompany and Mr. Simmons to pick them up, while they were in Atlantic beach, and take them to a restaurant. It was all our treat to them for my mom's birthday. They thoroughly enjoyed their ride. He was incredible, he waited for them at restaurant, was professional, and personable. I cannot say enough positive things about this limo and company. He worked with us over a phone to let us pay. I highly recommend this company to anyone for fun,special occasions, and etc.They truly make you feel special.

While in New Bern, I took the New Bern Trolley Tour, as that seemed the best way to get an overview…read moreof the city and limit my walking, as I've been having some injury flare-ups. I was even picked up from my hotel (and returned at the end). I was given somewhat of a tour to the official trolley stop. Restrooms were available near the trolley site, if needed. The trolley is also air-conditioned. When the rest of the tour joined us, we took a 90-minute trip around New Bern. The driver and tour guide were both incredibly friendly and had a good sense of humor. They both had intense knowledge of the town's history to share. We enjoyed stories of the town and saw some of its architecture. I enjoyed seeing the Slover-Bradham House (built in 1848), which I wouldn't have appreciated as much without first hearing the story of Caleb Bradham's life. It was a grand residence, and even the brick slave quarters (which were already there when he purchased) were of high quality. Bradham lived in those quarters after his bankruptcy. The Rhone Hotel (founded in 1923) was another building with a long history. It was listed in the Green Book as a safe haven for black travelers during the Jim Crow Era. Charlotte Rhone was the first African American registered nurse in North Carolina. The Isaac Taylor House was a historic gem. It still has the Civil War bucket and pulley used outside of the house. When the Union Troops occupied New Bern in 1862, this house served as their headquarters. Isaac Taylor's three unmarried daughters refused to leave the home and took up residence on the third floor for the duration of the war. They used the bucket-and-pulley system to get food and supplies to the third-floor window. The trolley tour has two stops where you can get off. One was at Cedar Grove Cemetery, and the other was at the New Bern Academy Museum. The Trolley Tour was the highlight of my visit to Craven County and a great way to learn about New Bern's history.

We had the BEST time!…read more We were celebrating a 64th Birthday! The tour was super interesting even for our Birthday Boy from Askins, NC that has lived near New Bern all of his life. The tour was the perfect amount of time and what a beautiful day for a trolly ride. Gail and David were incredible! David's driving was smooth and not jerky at all ( I normally get super car sick unless I am driving) and Gail was Awesome! We enjoyed how she was detailed about the history of New Bern, threw a funny story in the mix, and even included info about something going on presently. All around energetic and really enjoyable. We would highly recommend to anyone visiting New Bern, NC as well as even getting to learn a bit of history about your own hometown!

Very courteous driver helpful in advising places to eat and nightlife. We will only use AB Taxi…read morefrom now on.