The Pine Crest Inn

Right in the heart of the village, the Pine Crest Inn has all the flavor and courtesies of an English countryside inn. Bob Barrett (proprietor since 1961) tells us that approximately 80% of his guests are returnees -- and small wonder, for the three-story, white-columned building radiates warmth from the moment you enter the lobby, with its comfortable armchairs, fireplace, and bar. Our favorite place to stay is the Telephone Cottage, named after its former function as a telephone switching station. Roomy and comfortable, it's a separate cottage nestled under the trees. Meals in the three dining rooms (with fireplaces and tasteful wallpaper) are so popular that they draw people from as far away as Raleigh and Charlotte.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; nonsmoking rooms; rooms for those w/limited mobility

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