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Skiers Special - Weekdays stay 2 weeknights for $179.00, Weekends stay 2 nights at regular weekday prices. (not available Christmas week or Martin Luther King Birthday, or President's Day Weekends).
*Vegetarian, Gluten-free, Lactose-free and other special breakfasts
available on request.
Banner Elk's
'family-friendly' Bed & Breakfast
(ages 7 and up)
We
offer 7 individually decorated rooms with extra comfortable beds,
soft ironed sheets, unforgettable breakfast and the peace and quiet of a
bygone era. Check out our Beech Mountain and Sugar Mountain rooms
designed for small families.
"It's Like Coming Home"
"Warm Hospitality" -
"Gourmet Breakfasts"
"Best Ever Stay at a B & B"
Those are some of the often used phrases by visitors
to 1902 Turnpike House Bed & Breakfast in Banner Elk, North Carolina.
This distinctly grand, 111-year old home has seen a lot of history in
the High Country of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Cindy and Paul Goedhart invite both new and returning guests to share the magic of
stepping back into a quieter, gentler era amidst the comfort and beauty
of this lovingly restored home.
"Life is just Better Here!"
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Do you need a hassle-free, get-away vacation spot? A few days to
refresh and renew?
Rethink the cabin or cottage idea; reserve your quarters at our Inn so
we can care for and serve you. Begin your day with a home-brewed
cup of coffee on the expansive front porch before enjoying a freshly
prepared breakfast feast from fine china, and
heirloom crystal. Plans for your day might include interests that
are justt minutes, and a beautiful drive, from the Inn. |
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400 miles of trout streams; ask about outfitters
and fishing guides
Beech, Sugar, and Grandfather Mountains
Linville Falls and Gorge
Blue Ridge Parkway
Lees-McRae College
Appalachian State University
Antiques shopping
Galleries of mountain crafts and local artisans
Hiking
River rafting
Climbing and rappelling
Horseback riding
Golf - arrangements can be made at several challenging courses
Blowing Rock (30 min.)
Boone (25 min.)
Asheville and the Biltmore Estate (1 1/2 hrs.)
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Close the day with dinner at one of
our well-known restaurants. Banner Elk has become a lively
night spot for guests and surrounding communities. For a
quiet relaxing evening, retreat to the "Inn in the holler".
Cindy and Paul Goedhart invite you to discover the mystery and share
the beauty of the 1902 Turnpike House in the North Carolina Mountains. |
Paul
& Cindy Goedhart with
Hershey, the 'Inn' dog |
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