While primarily a setting for golfers, we found Pinehurst to be a quaint town for a restful weekend getaway. The town has lots of little shops and is great for a stroll after dinner. The Magnolia Inn dates back to 1896 and has all the character of a historic home. It has a wonderful restaurant, which is the primary reason... more

Just returned from a "boys" golf weekend where 2 of the 8 players stayed at the Inn. This is my 3rd visit there and I always put up my hand to stay there. The others stay at a house that holds 6 people. You can walk anywhere you want in town from there. Anyway, dinner on the terrace the first... more

I got past some negative reviews and decided to go to Pinehust the week before the US Open. I found the staff to extremely accomodating and helpful. The room was spacious, clean and comfortable. The restaurants were very good but somewhat limited. The golfing was world class. I highly recommend this resort to anyone looking for a real golf vacation.... more

My wife and I stayed at the Magnolia Inn just one night (our anniversary) in August. We double-checked with the staff when checking in to verify breakfast start time since we had to leave fairly early the next morning. We were told it began at 7am and that it was a hearty breakfast to look forward to. Literature in the... more

I visited the Magnolia Inn while attending a conference at The Pinehurst Resort. The staff was so friendly and animated, they made me feel welcome as soon as I walked in the door. We were waited on by Debra & Vicky, two of the sweetest waitresses I have ever met. They took care of every need we had and even... more