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Our top choices for Duck hotels with room service

A hotel with a central entrance, multiple balconies, and a wooden deck leading to the entrance.
A swimming pool with lounge chairs and umbrellas, surrounded by a wooden deck and a building with multiple windows.
A garden with various flowers and plants, a white building with a tower in the background, and a clear blue sky.
A wooden deck with white Adirondack chairs, a potted plant with flowers, and a building with a porch.

1. The First Colony Inn

The First Colony Inn
Ocean Side Court
United States
Clarence
$89 nightly
$100 total
Oct 18 - Oct 19
Total with taxes and fees
The First Colony Inn
A white porch with a bench, potted plants, and a view into a room with a bed and curtains.
A well-lit living room with a chandelier, a fireplace, and a sofa with patterned upholstery.
A large white colonial-style building with a porch, surrounded by lush greenery and a white picket fence.
A blue bicycle parked in front of a white picket fence with a sign that reads "The White Doe Inn."

2. White Doe Inn

White Doe Inn
Historic Downtown Manteo
United States
John
$240 nightly
$271 total
Nov 1 - Nov 2
Total with taxes and fees
White Doe Inn
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Top Duck Hotel Reviews

The Sanderling

The Sanderling

8/10 Good
"The Sanderling is an excellent resort that is well maintained and full of amenities. The staff is professional, friendly, and courteous. We had a fantastic king suite with an ocean view. Please be aware that the building does not have elevators, so we had to lug our suitcases up and down four flights of stairs to our third-floor room. Navigating stairs is also the only way into the main entrance, so be prepared to carry your luggage—not exactly ADA-compliant. Additionally, our room featured two very large TVs: one in the living room and one in the adjacent bedroom. While convenient, both remotes operated both TVs simultaneously; turning on the bedroom TV would cause the living room TV to turn on to its previous channel and volume level, which was frustrating. With all of that said, the Sanderling is still a wonderful choice for a beach vacation in the Outer Banks!"
Michael 5-night trip
Posted 10 hours ago
The Sanderling

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