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War came to Washington in March of 1862 when Federal troops, escorted by the gunboat Picket, arrived at Washington. Today, crossing the Pamlico River on Highway 17, you can still see the remains of the Picket jutting from the Tar River where it blew up on September 6th, 1862.
Washington's Pamlico/Tar River estuary, the second-largest in the nation, is home to the educational North Carolina Estuarium which features aquariums and exhibits highlighting the coastal rivers and sounds.
Near the Inn you'll find boat rentals, slips, and a full service marina. For landlubbers there are world class golf courses, hiking and biking at Goose Creek State Park, and a marvelous self-guided Washington Walking Tour featuring homes that housed Federal troops during the Civil War.
Your gracious hosts, Rebecca & Scott Sipprell, welcome you to enjoy a taste of Southern hospitality in this beautiful 1902 Victorian home in the heart of historic downtown Washington.
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4 Spacious guest rooms
1 (2)Bedroom family suite
King and Queen beds
Private baths
Full breakfast w/Southern flair
Early bird breakfast-to-go avail
Relaxed coastal ambiance
An ideal vacation choice for families with children over six years old.
A convenient, elegant location for smaller meetings, social gatherings, and private receptions.
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