My only regret- not getting more time here! My very first Bed and Breakfast and they truly…read morefulfilled and exceeded my expectations! Jessica greeted us in the parking lot outside and showed us inside and gave us the grand tour. Our room was the largest one- with the biggest bathroom too and just inside the front door. Perfect for us! Across from our room was the sitting room where her father (who was visiting) was working on a puzzle. The father greeted us warmly and said we could help with the puzzle if we would like. Noted*, there was a small hall way with stairs going up to the other rooms, and half bath & into the dining sun room. This is where breakfasts would be, coffee, tea and snacks were available whenever you wanted and the house was simply charming. There was a formal dining room too- I loved the antiques and historic quality in the decor. Jessica and her husband bought the Duck Smith House a couple years ago and they were both very generous with any help and information. I did partake in the puzzle and helped finish it. The breakfasts were simply delightful! Our first morning, she made apple sourdough pancakes that were an inch thick (at least)! And the bacon!!! Day two was quiche- one of my favorites and day three was waffles with stewed apples. I overheard Jessica telling someone else that she tries to rotate between sweet and savory for breakfast. John and I also enjoyed all the kitties, the goats- I fed them some grapes! and I loved the pumpkin patch they had set up for the weekend! John even went out to Justin's model shop. I hope I get to stay here again, because I absolutely loved it!!!

I was looking for comfort and hospitality and I found it! I am in this area working at a COVID…read morevaccine clinic. I first stayed here in July. I have been here more than home since then and it is now October 1st! I have stayed in every room and have liked all of them. My favorite is Bertie's Room as it has a nice big bathtub. Every day I am here I feel like a welcome guest. After a restful sleep I awake to a lovely breakfast. Marcia is a gracious hostess and works very had and I feel very welcomed. In this crazy time with the pandemic still raging it is so nice to have DuckSmith to come home to

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!

So accommodating! Our bridal party thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We will definitely be back!read more

This is a beautiful Bed and Breakfast! Nancy and Steve were friendly and professional Innkeepers…read more The dinner and wine pairings we had were delicious and we were impressed with all of the food and wine. Sitting in rocking chairs on the quiet front porch seeing the farm animals was really peaceful. The room we stayed in was very comfortable. We will definitely be coming back.

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.

One of the more successful iterations of the tiny-accommodations communities I've seen. (One note…read moreis their website calls these Charlotte-Raleigh for the area. It does note that each of those cities is about an hour and a half away. I cannot imagine why you would consider staying here if you were doing anything in either of those two cities. These seem to me much more suited to the nearby NC Zoo or one of the natural areas in the region.) I appreciate that everything is on one level (no sleeping in a loft where you crack your head sitting up in bed) and that the bathroom is surprisingly large, particularly the shower. There is a single sink, so kitchen and bathing uses are combined into one facility. I guess one of the casualties of this design is any comfortable seating space to read, etc. There are two wooden chairs at the small desk/table, but the only suitable place to read indoors would be the bed (which has a firm but comfortable mattress). The outdoor space is nice provided the weather cooperates. Other cabins are close enough that you can probably hear incidental noise, but people are far enough away that you should get peace and quiet unless people in a neighboring unit get out of control. There's a peaceful pond with a path around most of it. Having walked the compound, I think it would be worth it to pay the nominal extra amount for one of the "view" cabins that would overlook the pond. The zoo is very close by, and downtown Asheboro is about 10 minutes away.

Loved. This quaint place nestled in the Asheboro area which I reside. Glancing at its finest!!!…read more Dog friendly and everything included for a fantastic stay! Nature trails and catch and release fishing activities available!