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1 maart 2024
Manteo and the Burrus House was the first stop on a month long road trip. The weather when we arrived at the Outer Banks was not ideal but our stay at the Burrus House certainly helped to make up for the weather. The "house" is just that--a large beach house made up of a variety of rooms, a welcoming gathering space complete with a fireplace along with a breakfast area---as the Inn offers a nice "continental" breakfast that does offer speciality made warm items... The rooms are spacious as there is a bathroom, a separate main sleeping area with fireplace (gas logs) as well as a private sitting area with access to a semi private deck, tv, small kitchenette that has a mini fridge, microwave, sink, glasses, cutlery... Perfect for keeping some wine, cheese, fruit, etc. We did have a very nice cheese plate and bottle of wine waiting that I had included in our reservation. Manteo sits back from the Outer Banks proper, a separate island. The Burrus House sits on the water (bay) and has lovely grounds with fire pit and water access (not a beach but can utilize kayaks) ---bikes are included if you'd like to ride to explore the town of Manteo which is just a short ride on a level surface. We stayed for 2 nights which was enough to whet our whistle as we plan on returning in the fall for a week's time. The hostesses were awesome---helpful with dinner recommendations etc. The Burrus House is a great place to stay in order to explore the area. The Elizabethan Gardens are a must! The location is close to great restaurants as well as access to the beaches of the OBX.
Vertalen