Outerbanks in September 2013
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Outerbanks in September 2013
My husband and i are planning to spend a few nights in the Outer banks in September.
Can someone recommend a place to stay. I have not done much research yet but would love to stay in a bed & breakfast with beach access. We will be coming from Indiana. thanks
Can someone recommend a place to stay. I have not done much research yet but would love to stay in a bed & breakfast with beach access. We will be coming from Indiana. thanks
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Hi,
There are a few B&B's on the Outer Banks, but there are also Rental cottages of all sizes. I'm not sure how many B&B's have direct beach access. Most may have water views. What kind of vacation are you looking for?
- Quiet Relaxation: You may want to stay on Ocracoke, NC or in Manteo.
- To visit all the sites and/or be closer to amenities: You may want to stay more central in the towns of Duck, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, or Nags Head.
Trip Advisor has all the B&B's listed with reviews.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotels-g6...na-Hotels.html
There are a few B&B's on the Outer Banks, but there are also Rental cottages of all sizes. I'm not sure how many B&B's have direct beach access. Most may have water views. What kind of vacation are you looking for?
- Quiet Relaxation: You may want to stay on Ocracoke, NC or in Manteo.
- To visit all the sites and/or be closer to amenities: You may want to stay more central in the towns of Duck, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, or Nags Head.
Trip Advisor has all the B&B's listed with reviews.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotels-g6...na-Hotels.html
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For what you want I would suggest you look somewhere such as Duck or Corolla Light.
There aren't that many B+B's in some areas such as Nags Head and all the way down to Hatteras Village. Ocracoke you might have better luck.
Not knowing your budget take a look at the Sanderling Resort in Duck or the Inn at Corolla Light.
Now, OTOH there are all kinds of motels, etc., which have beach access and Spetember can be a wonderful time to stay on the OBX. The prices drop somewhat, the water is still warm, a lot of families with children are gone because schools have taken back in mid to late August.
There IS the possibility of a storm in that timeframe so be aware.
There aren't that many B+B's in some areas such as Nags Head and all the way down to Hatteras Village. Ocracoke you might have better luck.
Not knowing your budget take a look at the Sanderling Resort in Duck or the Inn at Corolla Light.
Now, OTOH there are all kinds of motels, etc., which have beach access and Spetember can be a wonderful time to stay on the OBX. The prices drop somewhat, the water is still warm, a lot of families with children are gone because schools have taken back in mid to late August.
There IS the possibility of a storm in that timeframe so be aware.
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