Soak up the historic and genteel atmosphere of New Bern’s charming downtown with a stay at The Aerie Bed and Breakfast. Featuring 9 thoughtfully appointed rooms with en suite bathrooms and plenty of authentic style, this enticing B&B exudes the historic atmosphere of the surrounding city, and is a fine destination for romantics, weekend vacationers, and anyone who appreciates a big helping of southern hospitality.
The rooms feel like a step back into the Victorian era, with a host of modern amenities to keep guests happily occupied in the present, including cable TVs, DVD players, and free Wi-Fi. Some rooms boast fireplaces, whirlpool tubs, rainfall shower heads, and / or 4-poster beds – perfect for romantic getaways – and all guests can enjoy the daily breakfast and evening wine and hors d'oeuvres reception throughout their stay. The B&B also features a tasteful parlor, a seasonally blooming courtyard, and access to an area health club, and visitors will be within walking distance of the city’s historic sites, tempting restaurants, and collection of antique stores and boutiques. With gracious surroundings and accommodating staff who are happy to make every stay memorable, The Aerie Bed and Breakfast is a wonderful slice of authentically prestigious life in this historic town.
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