First Colony Inn      
6715 South Croatan Highway, Nags Head, NC 27959, USA    
 
 
Innkeeper/s:

Sarah Close

Description

Circa 1932. This Shingle-style inn features two stories of continuous verandas on all four sides. It is the last of the original beach hotels built on the Outer Banks. To save it from destruction, the Lawrences m...


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Fantastic Service

The service here was fantastic, the room was lovely(and divinely clean).The stay was worth every penny. Thank you so much.
A. G
3/1/2012

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A Marvelous Stay

Accommodations are charming-menus are outstanding-staff is friendly, capable and helpful. We'll be back. We had a marvelous stay.
Nelsons T
11/1/2010

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Well done!

Great, well done, nothing to change.
Anonymous
10/21/2008

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Southern Living, Washington Post, National Geographic, Carolina Style, Greensboro News & Record, Discerning Traveler, Raleigh News & Observer, High Point Enterprise, Lexington Dispatch, Coast, Norfolk Virginian, USA Today, Outer Banks Magazine, Our State Magazine.


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