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    I gave at the office - Some older classics in Kinston
    Tom B.

    Dean at the counter greeted us with a smile and a warm personality. We stopped in to inquire about getting lodging for two weeks from that day - He could not have been any more helpful or knowledgable. We are BOOKED!!! He allowed us into the dining room and showed us the vintage amenities. I have a special appreciation for things from the (60's and EARLY 1960's deco era. Here are a couple pix - more to come during our stay...

    Shuffleboard
    April L.

    I'm a fan of mid-century modern design so this place has been on my bucket list. We came the last weekend in May and it really was like a time warp staying here! I loved all of the retro furniture, bright colors, breeze bricks, big windows and neon sign. When we checked in the staff seemed to just be going through the motions. I was hoping for more personality since I was so excited about staying at this unique spot. We did get a nice gift bag with treats and Mother Earth goodies which was cute. The lobby had a cool map mural of Kinston and fun swings - great photo op! Our room was on the second floor and gave us a view of the pool and the parking lot since the suites go from end to end. Plenty of space and a comfy king bed with all the retro details that took us to the 70's! They do have pet friendly rooms but not the suites. The pool area was large and we enjoyed hanging out there with a Mother Earth beer. I wish we did the mini golf and shuffleboard since you don't see that often at a hotel. The location was within walking distance to the brewery tap room, restaurants and more which was perfect for exploring Kinston.

    Pool at night

    I would give 5 stars except the room was non smoking and smells of smoke. Not their fault, it was beautiful! The pool was awesome. The putt putt, swings and ping pong was fantastic. All the 60s details. My kids and I enjoyed it so much! I will come back! The staff is friendly and it is pet friendly.

    Continental breakfast
    Cheryl K.

    Nice retro motel right in downtown Kinston. Easy to walk anywhere around town and a quick drive over to the ballpark and the history sites in the area. Room was clean and neat. Ample parking. Continental breakfast each morning and cookies in the lobby in the afternoon. Be aware that housekeeping is by request, so you need to set that up in advance if you need it. We were only in town for 2 nights so didn't bother. There were plenty of towels & soap in the room. The one con is how close to the train it is. A few times later in the evening we could hear the train going through town.

    Fountain

    An old favorite with an excellent vibe, man. If you like eclectic places between Raleigh and the coast. This is a must

    Suite
    Adam B.

    This place is a hoot and a half. This fully-restored 1960s motel has been given a mid-century mod makeover that makes it feel as though Don Draper porked many a floozy within its walls. Pay the extra $30 and get a suite, which gives you a sitting room with a butterfly-shaped swivel chair; a sofa with coffee table; and sink area with olive or orange vinyl countertop, microwave, and fridge. The bedroom comes with period textiles, light fixtures, and a rounded designer chair. It's a delightful throwback environment and it made me giggle. Staff were extra nice and the lobby also has lots of period artifacts, plus free cookies and popcorn. They do a breakfast off the lobby in the morning. I didn't go, but the friend traveling with me did and said it was "sparse". They put a $150 incidental hold on your card in addition to the room rate. There's really nothing to charge to your room; I suspect that is really to cover cleaning if you smoke or vape, because they seem vehemently against that behavior. The pool area in the courtyard is very pleasant. It's surrounded with palm trees, which are lit in blue, green, and red in the evenings. It's a nice, unexpected touch. Everything that you're likely in Kinston to do (Chef & the Farmer, Boiler Room, Mother Earth Taproom) is within an easy 5-10 minute walk. There's plenty of parking in a private lot at the motel and it's free. I would definitely stay here again if I do another trip to gorge at Chef & the Farmer.

    Outside signage
    Mike T.

    Small town vibes with a big city feel. Mother Earth Motor Lodge is a hidden gem. Definitely would stay here again.

    View of the sunset from the parking lot

    Very nice great location to walk downtown. The staff were friendly and helpful. Room was clean and has personality. Only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is not the hotel's fault. The train tracks run right next to it and because it does run through downtown they have to blow the horn multiple times. During the day that is fine, but that night 2 trains came at 2 am and 3 am. Second noise complaint, and again not the hotel's fault, the family that lives across the street decided to have a loud fight in their front yard at midnight. Would stay again, just with ear plugs! Although we didn't take advantage, they have a pool, mini golf and table tennis in the courtyard.

    Jill M.

    Super clean and love the 70s retro furnishings and look of these brand newly redesigned large rooms. The front desk staff were very helpful and they even sell beer from their namesake The Mother Earth Brewery. In the afternoon fresh popped popcorn, lemonade and just baked chocolate chip cookies were offered in the lobby. The pool was not warm as I'd expect in midJuly in NC. It was refreshing--must be the fountains. Actually we were pool view and our room was so quiet, we could hear the fountains. Once we realized we weren't experiencing a major water leak, we slept comfortably on the King bed. Great location to walk to arts, museum, shops, restaurants and the brewery. Put a road trip to Kinston on your bucket list. Just don't make it a Monday as most businesses are closed.

    Mike A.

    If you want a peak into the past accompanied with the latest upgrades in an overnight stay, we'll you found it HERE!!! This "motel" is so not what you may think of when you think of that word but instead an amazing place with such fun amenities along with super clean rooms and Bfast in the morning. Pass on your loyalty points from a major chain when visiting this area, this is THE place to stay and I will be back!

    Pool area
    Kara D.

    Looking for a slice of mid-century Palm Springs, California while you stay in the charming little town of Kinston, South Carolina? You've found it! This place is really amazing. The service when you walk into the reception area is fantastic, the decor is classic mid-century cute as all get out, the pool is clean and kids are playing/having fun, and the rooms are clean and spacious, decorated well and have fantastic amenities. I stayed in a king room with a desk and sitting area. It was wayyyyyy better than I expected. It had a fridge/tiny freezer, a coffee maker a table to sit and read, a couch, a comfortable bed, plenty of space to put clothes away, and complimentary laundry. Yes I said complimentary!! Kind of beyond five stars here. Oh and the neighborhood is safe and mellow, there is a great coffee shop, brewery, Japanese restaurant, breakfast spot, and bookstore all within short walking distance. Love this place! Would take place this over Palm Springs any day!

    The breakfast area
    Sarah S.

    We wanted sooo badly to like this place! Unfortunately it fell short for us. The concept is great, but the service did not live up to the standards of a motel six. There was no flexibility whatsoever, and when you are paying $200 to stay in a small town motel, it seems like checking out 30 minutes late would not be an impossible thing to accommodate.

    Sitting area/living room
    Don V.

    We checked in last night. I called in and spoke to the general manager. She was friendly and sweet. Excited to help. We snagged the last room, it is a king suite. The area is pretty unimpressive. Late at night, McDonalds was the only option. The motel/lodge is completely and utterly RAD! The room is decked out floor to ceiling MCM. Sofa, chairs, dressers, tables, colors etc. The bed was a platform bed with a very comfy foam mattress. It sounds weird...but I assure you its awesome. The room comes with a keurig and there is breakfast served in the lobby. ( I'll update ya) The pool looks like an amazing place to chill. But it's way too cold. The lobby sells snacks and booze. The room is HUGE! But again we got a king suite. There does appear to be some cool shops close by. We will check em out after check out.

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    Very unique and charming hotel. Exceptionally clean and organized. And pet friendly .A diamond in the rough.

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    This place is a gem! Clean, updated, but with so much character, fun amenities, we can't wait to go back and use the pool when it's warm!

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    Cleanest place I've ever stayed! Staff was incredibly friendly and the best Retro decor!! We want to make this a monthly visit!

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    Fun, Funky, Fresh and Friendly. What a great surprise. Very clean too! Don't forget to try their beer.

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    The O'Neil

    The O'Neil

    (16 reviews)

    $$$

    On April 11th we checked into The O'Neal. We were expecting a boutique hotel experience. While our…read moreroom was nice our experience was very different. We left the hotel at 6:30 for dinner. When we came back the door was locked. No one answered the doorbell. We called for assistance and were told to enter our room code. Three times that didn't work and neither did the other code we were given. We were told to drive to a sister hotel but our car keys were in the room. We were told someone would be there in 15 minutes. My husband tried entering the last 3 digits of our code and the door opened. We went to our room and packed. As we were leaving a woman opened the outside door explaining that the code worked and that we were being charged for the night. Never once did she apologize. The following Monday I called and asked for the owner's name and contact information. I emailed him about the experience and as of today I haven't heard from him. Very disappointing experience both Amanda Everett, the manager, and Stephen Hill, the owner do not know how to handle customer situations. We also were told that the hotel had problems with the door not opening. Had my husband not figured out how to open the door with only 3 digits we would have been standing on the sidewalk, on a Friday night for 45 minutes.

    What a cool place to stay! The hotel was stunning, the room was very clean, and probably the most…read morecomfortable bed I've ever slept in. The decor is unbelievable. We had a fantastic stay!

    Kinston Motor Lodge

    Kinston Motor Lodge

    (4 reviews)

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    We decided to take a small weekend getaway to check out the local hidden gems in the small country…read moretown of Kinston NC. Home to Mother Earth Brewery and The Chef and the Farmer, Kinston is a growing town with a bright future ahead! I'll be honest, lodging is not something Kinston has much of. Outside of a pretty ritzy boutique hotel, there isn't much else. When we called to make reservations at aforementioned boutique hotel, we were so bummed to find it was booked. However, we were informed that the hotel owners had partnered with Mother Earth Brewery to renovate an old hotel in the area within walking distance of the brewery and it would be open for business April 2017. As if that wasn't exciting enough, it would be 1970s themed! Shut up and take my money! Upon arrival, you may be alarmed to find that the room doors open to the outside. DONT PANIC! Most of the rooms are not accessible from the outside. You have to enter from the interior perimeter of the building. The outside doors have been sealed shut but we're left to maintain the original charm of the building. For additional security, there are gates keeping unwanted guests on the exterior perimeter of the motel. You must use your room key to get through the gate. They do have a few rooms on the first floor, outside corners, that do open into the parking lot. They also have a few rooms that are pet friendly! The room is decorated in bright orange, red, and green true to 70s fashion. It was spotless upon arrival and smelled clean. We opted for the larger room with a living area. They did a great job with the 70s decor. True to the 70s but not gaudy or silly. The king size bed is a little firm, but I indeed slept like a baby. Our room also has painted pictures of local landmarks. So far so good in this groovy hotel!

    Great in every way. Super fun. We came down from the triangle for just one night and had a blast…read more Super cool and funky. The retro 70s feel was awesome. The pool was great and the staff was so good. We really only came down to eat at The boiler room (my daughters love oysters) and to swim so it was perfect. You have to love a place that has popcorn in the lobby when you check in.

    Bentley Bed and Breakfast

    Bentley Bed and Breakfast

    (7 reviews)

    My fiance surprised me with a weekend getaway to Kinston for Chef and the Farmer and we stayed…read morehere. It was incredible driving up the windy hill to this beautiful mansion, and even more exciting when walking inside. The hundred year-old house feels as if everyone just had a huge party and then immediately left - books and furniture are crammed everywhere, decorations aplenty, and, because of the holidays, lots of Christmas trees. We stayed in the Charleston room and I loved the incredible original bathtub and the tall four post queen bed. I enjoyed the wine with Linda and Ward, the owners, chatting with them and the other guests, and the ease of getting downtown. In the morning, after a very comfortable sleep, the stay was made even better with orange juice, coffee, and a HUGE breakfast prepared by Linda of eggs, fruit, bacon, and potatoes. I didn't finish and I wasn't hungry for the rest of the day! Linda and Ward are extremely hospitable hosts and it was such a pleasure staying at their bed and breakfast. It's an excellent place to stay in Kinston.

    In discussing Kinston, locals informed us that Bentley is a historic, exquisite property and is…read moreoften used for weddings (because it's so picturesque). Supposedly, the owners travel and subsequently close the inn at random times for random periods. Because our calls were not returned, my party booked at The O'Neil (see my 5 star review of 7/26/15) and could not have had a lovelier experience. I hope in the future the Bentley consider returning inquiries, updating their website or including an outgoing phone message as a courtesy to future travelers.

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    Brothers Farm

    (2 reviews)

    Little did I expect a PBS TV series to make such an indelible impact on my life, but "A Chef's…read moreLife" has made palpable not only the inner workings of Vivian Howard's Chef and the Farmer, an upscale restaurant in the small North Carolina town of Kinston, but also the key local people who supply the high quality of the food being prepared. Prominent on the show is the congenial farmer Warren Brothers who along with his wife Jane decided to turn their charming home in pastoral La Grange into a B&B. Once I got wind of this, I made a reservation for a private room for my partner and myself in April, so we could frankly meet Warren and see where several of the key scenes on the series took place. What I didn't expect was the overwhelming generosity of our hosts in providing an experience that will remain parked comfortably in my memory. First, Jane was extraordinarily kind in ensuring we had a good time that she connected me with Vivian's wondrous assistant Holley. Holley took us to several places of interest in Kinston like Mother Earth Brewing, the Buy Local art gallery, and the newly refurbished O'Neil Hotel. As Jane was unfortunately out of town when we arrived, Warren took over and immediately made us feel at home. He not only took the time to stay up and chat with us after our marathon feast at Chef and The Farmer, but he asked Lillie to come over early in the morning to make her famous biscuits (photo: http://bit.ly/1G870iS). We already adored her from the series, and as it turned out, she is even funnier and warmer in person. What a treat to shoot the breeze with Warren, Lillie and Holley over those incredible biscuits and fresh over-easy eggs that came straight from the chickens at his nearby farm (photo: http://bit.ly/1aIk3w5). After breakfast, Warren guided us to his two-acre farm down the road where we watched him feed chickens and pigs and started to wash the turnips for transport (photo: http://bit.ly/1G91nnc). As for our accommodations, the 1853-restored farmhouse just felt comfortable the moment we stepped through the back porch door. Our bedroom was warm and spacious, an ideal setting for the claps of thunder we heard through the night. They certainly made sure to stock the bathroom with every amenity. We loved all the family photos and paintings on almost every wall because you really felt the love in their family. I even thought it was heartwarming to see a huge "Breakfast at Tiffany's" movie poster on the wall since I am such an Audrey Hepburn fan. How did they know (photo: http://bit.ly/1bc4k92)? Oh well, I guess that's what family is all about, and that's what Warren and Jane are genuinely all about, making their guests feel like they are part of their family. I could not recommend staying in their home highly enough if you plan to create your own "A Chef's Life" adventure or even if you simply want to take in the beauty of Eastern North Carolina. It's an experience you will never forget.

    Really enjoyed our stay. Warren and Jane were very hospitable hosts. Entertaining, knowledgeable…read moreof the area. Very comfy beds. Great breakfast. Would definitely stay again.

    Holiday Inn Express & Suites Kinston

    Holiday Inn Express & Suites Kinston

    (24 reviews)

    $$

    We have a really nice size tv in the room with no tv controller. Lol... that's funny... but it's…read moreokay... we had iPads and our phones... but I didn't like that. There were stains on the bathroom counter which means it wasn't cleaned properly. One of the pillows had something on it. Idk what that was or what that was about. We were here for a friends wedding and I was not a fan. I normally love a Holiday Inn... but not here. The breakfast was decent. No complaints there. The girl at night working the desk was soooo friendly but those two women in the morning.... Not so much... We had one towel and 3 hand towels and one wash cloth at check in. It was nice that we had the do not disturb hang tag on the door and they left a little bag with towels and toilet paper at the door in case we needed it.

    Poor Communication, Rude Management, and No Housekeeping. I travel monthly for work and can…read morehonestly say this was one of the worst and most unprofessional hotel experiences I've ever had. Prior to the cancellation deadline, I called the hotel to adjust my reservation from Thursday-Sunday to Friday-Sunday because my daughter had exams and we would miss the first game of the tournament we were attending. When I called, the front office staff stated there was a system issue and told me to contact reservations because they were "too busy" to assist. The reservations representative was very kind and helpful. They documented my account showing that I called before the deadline and advised me to contact the manager the next day because they were also unable to make the change due to an issue involving the Apple Pay payment selection. When I called the manager the next day and attempted to explain that reservations had documented my prior call, I was immediately interrupted and told, "Can you let me talk please? I was here and you did not call." Basically, I was treated as if I was lying and told I would be charged anyway. Ironically, when I arrived later that evening (since I was being charged regardless), the front desk staff apologized and confirmed they remembered me calling. The manager's attitude and lack of professionalism were completely unacceptable. Customer service, communication, and basic professionalism clearly need improvement. To make matters worse, there was no housekeeping during the stay. Guests had to bring their dirty towels downstairs just to receive replacements. After doing so, we were only given one towel and one hand towel -- no washcloths at all. Needless to say, I checked out early on Saturday and will not be returning. There are far too many hotels that value their guests and provide professional customer service to waste time and money on an experience like this.

    Red Carpet Inn & Suites

    Red Carpet Inn & Suites

    (4 reviews)

    Its always a joy to come here. I highly recommend this place. The staff are always so warm and…read morewelcoming. Also looks like the rooms have been updated. The pools open and so refreshing after a long day. There's a couple places to grill out and picnic tables to sit at. I do enjoy the dock in the back. It's peaceful to go down there and sit by the river and fish. There's also a fenced in dog area where you can put your dog so they can run around and do their business without walking all over creation. HUGE plus!!! Thanks for being so good to us. We'll definitely be back!!

    First of All there was a mixed bag of tricks. I selected this place based on price. $60, $67 out…read morethe door. The overall look of the hotel is broken down. Very old looking and the rooms are the same. Paint is peeling, needs painted and looked horrible inside. The shower was the only source of water. No bath spout. The water barely came out and it took forever to wash. There was an old plungers helper next to the toilet so I guess they've had problems. The smell kinda was old and smoky. I asked for a non smoking but these rooms are very old so there's no way to clean. The breakfast was hard to get because of Covid. A lady will make you a plate when you walk up to the door. We had to wait because she was out delivering breakfast for other people. That seemed strange. We didn't enjoy the breakfast at all. I will never go back here and I'll pay extra for a better hotel. However, the 2 stars were because the bed was comfortable and it was quiet around back. I guess you get what you pay for in the end.

    Country Hearth Inns & Suites - Two Double Beds Bathroom

    Country Hearth Inns & Suites

    (4 reviews)

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    (Note: Previous reviewer Callie stayed before major flood in Kinston.) Furniture looked like…read moreGoodwill rejects, was old, mismatched and tired looking. Chair had large holes all the way thru chair. Footstool did not match chair and looked like a dog got hold of it. Lampshade looked like it had been in gunfight. A/C took forever to cool room, finally fell asleep about midnight. I had a two night reservation, but only stayed one night. Room smelled very musty, like mold. Woke up very congested. Floor was warped and creaky. (Apparently owners pocketed flood insurance $$$ and never repaired floor after last flood, just recarpeted.)

    Today, I booked a room through Orbitz for my mother (who is in Wayne Co. North Carolina, directly…read morein the eye path of Hurricane Florence). I received my confirmation, spoke to the hotel to let them know I would not be there, but it was reserved for my mother. In the midst of letting them know to change the room name from mine to hers, the hotel manager decided to cancel the reservation. I then called Orbitz, who confirmed that the room was cancelled. Orbitz was told they would be closing the hotel until after the hurricane as the hotel was in the path of it (which, unless it changes course is a lie). It did not ring true to me, so I called the main reservation line for the chain. In accounting to the rep what had occurred, the rep was in the process of reserving a room for me (the hotel still had rooms and was still open). The rep decided to call the hotel directly to verify the acceptance of the reservation and the rep was told that yes, they are cancelling all third party reservations (price gauging on the cheaper rates) because they wanted folks to call the hotel directly in order to book (at a higher rate) and because the manager had implemented a NO REFUND policy because (and I quote) "We're not giving out refunds if we lose power". People are fleeing for their lives and quite honestly, I don't think anyone would care about loss of power as long as they were safe. That is what I told the phone rep....and then I asked, well, don't they have a generator? Well, evidently they have a small generator that is only big enough to supply power to the manager's space. First, its a hotel in eastern North Carolina. There are hurricanes often.....you aren't better prepared than that? Second, you literally cancelled all third party hotel rooms......BREACH OF CONTRACT.... and lastly, you want people to only book with you for the higher room rates.....PRICE GOUGING. You're disgusting and once I find out what agency to report your gouging to in NC, it will be carried out.

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