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Brookstown Inn - http://www.brookstowninn.com Winston Salem, NC. The Brookstown Inn was built in 1837 as a textile mill and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The Inn has the charm and ambiance of old-world architecture with all the conveniences of a modern conference facility. Its hallmarks of exposed brick walls and wooden beams enhance its Early American decor and help you escape to the charm of yesteryear. This historic setting is perfect for wedding receptions, reunions, business meetings & conferences, and other social gatherings. |
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Princess Anne Hotel - http://www.princessannehotel.com Asheville. 1924. The Princess Anne Hotel maintains an enviable location in the Chestnut Hill National Historic District of Asheville, North Carolina. This bed and breakfast-style hotel is situated on a quiet, residential street within walking distance to downtown and is just minutes by car to the Biltmore Estate, Blue Ridge Parkway, and Pisgah National Forest. The hotel was once owned by the father of Johnny Mercer (writer of the classic melody "Moon River") and was built for Miss Anne O'Connell, a charismatic nurse for Dr. Van Ruck at a nearby tuberculosis sanitarium. The three-story, shingle-style hotel was completed in January 1924. Over the years, the hotel has been utilized as a hospital, retirement home, training facility, and an apartment building. Today, the owner and innkeeper, Howard Stafford, an award-winning preservationist, has lovingly restored this building. |
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The Carolina - http://www.pinehurst.com/carolina_historic_hotel.asp Pinehurst. 1901. Step back in time, when elegance defined grand hotels. Stately columns. Attendants taking care of your every need. And an entrance made for drama. The Carolina is all this and more. Built in 1901, it is a National Historic Landmark with everything a first-class traveler desires. Restaurants, shopping, wide verandas combine with state of the art business centers and meeting rooms. This is the way the warm South was meant to be. |
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Carolina Inn - http://www.carolinainn.com Chapel Hill. 1924. Built in 1924 by John Sprunt Hill - distinguished alumnus, successful businessman and University trustee - the Inn's original concept was "to provide for the special wants and comforts of the University alumni... and University visitors". In 1935, Hill donated the Inn to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with the stipulation that after meeting expenses, profits from the Inn were to be used for "the maintenance and support of the University library, and especially for the support of the collection of books and papers known as the North Carolina Collection". Mr. Hill's wishes are still carried out today as the Inn returns its profits to the University to support the University library. |
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Dunhill Hotel - http://www.dunhillhotel.com Charlotte. 1929. The Dunhill Hotel has played host to literary giants and international luminaries, building a reputation as the leading choice amongst Charlotte, NC hotels through personalized service and unique amenities. The Dunhill successfully combines the elegance of European luxury hotels with an American sense of comfort and service, creating a place where the standards of guest experience is unsurpassed. Generations have enjoyed an adventure through the Dunhill Hotel’s legendary building, beginning their journey in one of our 60 impeccably furnished guestrooms, with some rooms featuring four poster beds and whirlpool tubs, world-class dining in the award winning Monticello Restaurant or a cocktail in the Lobby Bar. |
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Duke Mansion - http://www.dukemansion.com Charlotte. 1915. Find yourself in southern splendor at The Duke Mansion. Whether you desire a state-of-the-art meeting and retreat facility or a cozy bed and breakfast, whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, The Duke Mansion is a place of inspiration, delight, and personalized service. Here you’ll enjoy old Southern charm wrapped in twenty-first century luxury and amenities, with the added benefit of individual attention. |
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