Beechtree Inn

948 Pender Road
Hertford, North Carolina 27944
B & B 252-426-1593


Experience the Past....Taste the Present

Restaurant  252-426-7815

Hours: Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Opens at 5:30 PM and open other times except Sunday for groups of 10 or more.

 
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The restaurant and the bed and breakfast houses are part of the collection of 16 Pre-Civil War buildings that the Hobbses have assembled over the past 30 years. Walk back in time ...
where you can enjoy the beautiful sights of the 1700's with added modern conveniences.

        Beechtree Inn - Flat Branch            Beechtree Inn - Bear Swamp             Beechtree Inn - Hertford, North Carolina

              Flat Branch House                                  Bear Swamp House                                     Bennetts Creek House

                                      

                                                           

At the bed and breakfast, children are welcome. Check in time is after 2:30 and check out time is 11:30. Earlier or later is possible depending on other guest scheduled for that house. Reservations are confirmed with Visa, American Express or Master Card. The  policy is no charge if  cancellations are made within 48 hours. Cash or personal checks are also accepted at check in.

The price is $80 per night for one, $90 for 2 people,$100 for 3 people, and that includes a full cooked breakfast. There is 6.75% sales tax and a 6% occupancy tax. Additional people are $10 each. Beechtree Inn is open year round. A hearty country breakfast is served between 7:30 and 9:30. Refreshments are complimentary and the restaurant is on site. Smoking is permitted on the grounds but not in the houses.

Pets are welcome in Flat Branch and Bear Swamp for a fee of $5 each.

 

GrapevinesGuests get to eat all they want standing at our muscadine grapevines in August, September and October.

Guests are also welcome to eat the blueberries off of the bushes in season.