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The Pamlico House Rooms

The Colonial Revival home features a wraparound porch with wicker furnishings where guests can relax, plus an on-site wine shop for a bottle to toast a fabulous local vacation. All of the beautifully appointed rooms feature 600 thread count linens, (some decorated with lace), terry velour robes, slippers, and all-natural toiletries. The delicate furnishings and décor add a historic element to the atmosphere. Guests can enjoy rich conversation and relaxation in the many common areas or poolside. A beautiful spot for an elegant weekend getaway, a romantic wedding celebration, and everything in between, the Pamlico House Bed & Breakfast is truly a jewel of Little Washington.

Kuralt

The Kuralt room is named in honor of Charles Kuralt, an award-winning American journalist, born in Wilmington, North Carolina. The Pamlico House had the privilege of hosting Mr. Kuralt as a guest when he visited Washington. Located on the second floor, the Kuralt room features a king and a queen bed, and a personal bathroom and shower. This elegant room also boasts antique furnishings and lace curtains.

A bedroom with two beds , a bench , and a rug.

Beaufort

The Beaufort room was named in honor of Henry Somerset, 2nd Duke of Beaufort, for whom Beaufort County was named. This room is located on the second floor and features a king bed, and its own bathroom and shower. Beaufort also boasts French lace curtains and is decorated with antique furnishings complemented by an elegant French flair.

Bonner

The Bonner room was named for Col. James Bonner who will probably be remembered longest for his efforts in helping found the town of Washington, North Carolina. Col. James Bonner renamed the town in honor of his commanding general who donated land to develop public buildings, streets, and a church. The Bonner room is located on the second floor, and features a queen bed, its own bathroom, shower, and lace curtains. The room is decorated in a casual shabby chic aesthetic.

Dudley

The Dudley room was named after Christopher Dudley, who in 1726 was granted the original 337 acres the town of Washington was eventually founded on. The Dudley room is on the second floor and features a personal bathroom, shower, and Toile curtains. The room is decorated in a casual shabby chic aesthetic.

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