Bayboro House Hotel — Hotel in Bayboro

I was in town to work with the local school district and feel like driving 15 miles the next morning so I opted to stay at the Bayboro House. Or, in other words the Bayboro House is the only game in town.||||How does describe this house-"quaint", "quirky", "funky"; but Bed and Breakfast would be a stretch. Don't get me wrong, I was not unhappy with the facility, it was just a little different. First of all, the house sat down and gave me the history of the house along with some personal history thrown in. Very down home!||||The parking light is well lit, so I think things are safe. Plus the police station is across the street. The house has a large kitchen. I was shown two different rooms, each with four beds, a couch, and a card table with chairs.I think the main visitors to the Bayboro house is large groups of hunters and fishermen. It was pretty warm out side and the guy said he was turning the air on, down to 72 degrees LOL||||The bathroom is tiny and the shower is even smaller. Soap and shampoo is all in one container. The bed I slept on was actually pretty comfortable. The is a small refrigerator, and a microwave. There is also a small flat screen TV with cable and a ceiling fan for cooling. The floor was tilting at about a 30 degree angle. Again, adding to the uniqueness of this place. ||||Breakfast consist of making your own coffee and two doughnuts-yep, that's it!. Would I stay here again? As one who stays in over 200 different hotels a year. I probably would. Not because of the luxury, cost, or location. Just because it is a...

The Bayboro House has seen better days. It is set up more like a boarding house and appears to be frequented by hunters. The exterior is rough around the edges and needs paint. There are multiple beds in each room which also includes a refrig and microwave. The rooms are spacious and functional, the bed was comfortable and the linens were new. The shower was the smallest I have ever used as it was built into a closet. It worked but was tough for a big guy. Downstairs there is a common sitting/TV room and a good size kitchen for guests which would work well for a group of friends, say on a hunting trip. Skip the "continental" breakfast of coffee and donuts and go out for breakfast. I rate this as...

Whether you're site-seeing, hunting, fishing, or just looking to get away from it all, the Bayboro House Hotel is a fantastic base of operations in Eastern North Carolina. Gus, the proprietor, is a fantastic host that will accommodate any way he can. The rooms are classically decorated and have all the comforts of your own home. Lots of value for your $$. You will not regret launching your next ENC...