Hotels with Balcony in North Carolina

"The breakfast was definitely worth the money. Delicious too the point that i thought about it all day. "

"Deadlock didn’t work, no hairdryer in room but was quickly remedied, no facial tissue, one trash can only in bathroom, limited outlets and the one picture on the wall was framed with duct tape. Pillows were terrible- lumpy. Tissue on the floor under the sink in the bathroom upon our arrival. "

"Very clean and new "

"Carpets are badly stained, lounge chairs in rooms are badly stained, lampshade broken, toilet seat broken (room 137), staff at front desk was MIA for about 5 minutes, coffee at the free continental breakfast was 90% water."

"Staff, location , breakfast and all good. We came as a family and is safe "

"Breakfast was tasty. The staff was great and we loved the room. Will definitely return"

"Very spartan room which was fine as it had decent amenties. One small thing that would really help would be to fix the drapery on the window. It was hanging off the rod & made the room look terrible. Staff was friendly & efficient."

"The location of this property is excellent. We felt safe. All units have lovely ocean views. It is an older property. It is not a fancy place. Each unit is different. Our visit was during shoulder season and some maintenance was being done. We stayed on the 4th floor - room 413 and found it to be quite nice. The bed was comfortable. Our rate was excellent and our expectations were met. "

"I was a bit worried about booking this hotel after reading past reviews but was plesently surprised at how wonderful the room and hotel was. Yes, added signs with clearer directions would be nice, but we were pleased with our stay overall. However, one complaint was the shower. My husband, who is disabled with a prosthetic leg, had a hard time in the shower because it was very slippery. He kept slipping and almost falling. My elderly mother in law had the same problem. It was slippery for me and my daughter ss well but we managed. That is a fall Hazzard and should be addressed before someone really hurts themselves "