Bed & Breakfasts and Small Inns

Wilmington, NC's bed and breakfasts offer true Southern charm and hospitality. Most are housed in centuries old homes centered in the downtown area within walking distance of the historic riverfront.

Standing on a brick street four blocks from Cape Fear River, Camellia Cottage is a richly appointed, high-peaked Queen Anne shingle home built in 1889. Once the residence of prominent Wilmington artist Henry J. MacMillan, it still contains some of his work. In fact, artwork abounds throughout Camellia Cottage, from murals...read more

Front Street Inn greets guests with a natural, understated ambiance and Bohemian charm. The inn features original art, hand-painted 14-foot high walls, maple floors and exposed brick. The 12 rooms and suites are named and decorated according to their inspirations, such as Claude Monet, Pearl S. Buck, Rudyard Kipling and Georgia...read more

This stately historic landmark, recently named by Our State magazine as one of 21 perfect places to stay in North Carolina, is one of the city's most prestigious inns. Its rich, spacious interior invites guests to enjoy an ambiance of relaxed elegance. This is why it has been the set for...read more

The charming Hoge-Wood House offers three upstairs guest rooms with private bathrooms. Each room has refrigerator, cable TV, DVD players, iPod docking stations and wireless Internet. The inn also has a refrigerator stocked with beverages. The Hoge-Wood House is casual, comfortable and relaxed. Sit on a porch swing and listen to...read more

A ten-time AAA Four Diamond award-winning bed and breakfast, The Verandas is magnificently appointed with antiques and high-quality American, French and English reproduction furniture, original artwork and creative lighting. Owners Chuck Pennington and Dennis Madsen worked magic to restore the mansion which was built in 1854 by shipbuilder Benjamin Beery. Tesult...read more

In the heart of historic downtown Wilmington lies Blue Heaven Bed and Breakfast, a beautifully restored Queen Anne-style home built in 1897. The home retains its original architectural details, including 10-foot ceilings, stained-glass windows and seven fireplaces with their original mantelpieces. A beautiful hand-carved staircase and foyer, North Carolina heart-pine floors,...read more

Originally built in 1950, Clarendon Inn was once the site of St. Thomas Catholic School and then St. Thomas Catholic Preschool. A few years ago, it became a quaint bed and breakfast in the heart of downtown Wilmington. Each of the inn's 11 guest rooms has its own personality, but all...read more

At elegant Rosehill Inn, step into the past while enjoying modern amenities. In the heart of Wilmington's downtown historic district, this faithfully restored Victorian home, built in 1848, provides a luxurious, comfortable getaway. The inn is tastefully adorned with beautiful antiques and fireplaces with hand-detailed mantles. It features a magnificent pulpit...read more

Since prices are subject to change without notice, we provide only price guidelines based on per-night rates during the summer (high season). Guidelines do not reflect the 7 percent state/county tax and 1 to 6 percent room occupancy tax (taxes vary by municipality or county). Some establishments offer lower rates during the off-season as well as corporate or other special rates. Always confirm rates and amenities before reserving.

$ Less than $90
$$ $90 to $150
$$$ $151 to $200
$$$$ More than $200