The Holly Inn Review

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The Holly Inn

Fodor's Review:

The first in the village, the Holly has crown molding, elegant lighting, and other architectural features that recall the 1890s. Luxuries include silk-covered hangers, embroidered robes, and afternoon sandwiches, cookies, and iced tea. The menu at the 1895 Grille, the restaurant, changes seasonally and serves a semi-formal breakfast and dinner. Inventive entrées include Parmesan-roasted chicken breast, Dijon-and-herb-crusted lamb, and veal tenderloin. Jackets are required at the restaurant. The more casual Tavern, known for its caramelized five-onion soup, has a pub atmosphere and a patio. Pros: historic inn is beautiful and a bit less imposing than its sister property. Cons: folks looking for the ultimate Pinehurst experience might prefer staying closer to the golf course.

  • Hotel Details: 78 rooms, 7 suites
  • In-room: Internet, Wi-Fi.
  • In-hotel: 2 restaurants, golf courses, room service, tennis courts, bar, pool.
  • Rate includes: 2 meals
  • Credit Cards: AE, D, DC, MC, V
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