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50 Steps to Private Beach•Oceanside Community•1st Floor•Pool•Kitchen•BBQ Grills

Atlantic Beach

Jason E.

Beach Getaway Apartment

Kill Devil Hills

Brandon G.

includes taxes & fees

30 May - 31 May

Historic Downtown Condo -2 Bedrooms

New Bern Historic District

Cyril C.

includes taxes & fees

10 June - 11 June

Beachfront Community • Private Beach Access • Pool • WiFi • Kitchen

Atlantic Beach

Alex D.

Beautiful Southport, Golf Frontage & Oak Island Beach club .New Quartz counters

Southport

Dan W.

includes taxes & fees

5 June - 6 June

2nd Floor Ocean View Condo•Private Beach Access•Pool•Kitchen•Pet-Friendly

Atlantic Beach

Rebecka M.

Oceanfront 1BR Condo – First Floor, Sleeps 4, Unbeatable Views & Location!

North Topsail Beach

Tammy M.

includes taxes & fees

31 May - 1 June

The little cabin on the mountainside

Edenton

Logan J.

includes taxes & fees

9 June - 10 June

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Top Coastal North Carolina Hotel Reviews

Islander Hotel & Resort

10/10 Excellent

"Very clean. Nicely updated, quiet and comfortable. Will definitely recommend and stay there again"

Shutters on the Banks

10/10 Excellent

"I had to go to Kill Devil Hills for the wedding of a cousin, plus my birthday. I had never stayed at a hotel in this area before, so I relied on the reviews of other travelers. Shutters on the Banks received very good reviews and rating, so I chose it. This hotel is right on the beach. It was exceptionally clean in my room. I was very impressed. There were two women at the front desk; one of them had a birthday the day after mine, and they were both very helpful, friendly, and a real joy to speak with. There was an indoor and an outdoor pool, and a small gym, but I didn't get to use any of these amenities. Get a room in the tower building, at least on the third floor or higher. I had a room on the second floor, which had a nice little balcony and some Adirondack chairs, but all I could see were the dunes, not the Atlantic Ocean. There was also a complimentary breakfast, but alas, I did not get to eat there. The grounds were also very well kept. If I ever go back to this area, this is the hotel where I will stay. My only complaints are 1) I had a room with two queen beds, and the bed I slept in had a raised elongated lump, which made me unable to lie flat, and to roll off to the side of the mattress. The other issue was the shutters; I closed them as tightly as possible, but by 6 am, it was as bright as noon in the room. The second night I had to drape a blanket across the shutters to keep the room dark enough to sleep."