C.W. Worth House Bed and Breakfast in Historic Wilmington, NC one of North Carolinas most visited cities
C.W. Worth House Bed and Breakfast in Historic Wilmington, NC one of North Carolinas most visited cities
 

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C. W. Worth House Bed and Breakfast Bed and Breakfast
C. W. Worth House Bed and Breakfast
412 South Third Street
Wilmington, NC 28401
USA
Phone: +1-910-762-8562
Fax: +1-910-763-2173
Toll-free: +1-800-340-8559
Innkeeper(s)
Margi & Doug Erickson
Rates:
$139 - $179
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The Dining Room...Join other guests at the breakfast table to share your planned adventures and tips on sites you've seen and favorite restaurants. Enjoy Margi and Doug's culinary treats and custom blended coffee.The Library...after an exciting day in town or at the beach, relax here with other guests and tell of your daily adventures.
Out there it's bumper to bumper, minute to minute, nose to nose...In here it's heart to heart. Relax in a two person whirlpool in the Hibiscus room. In addition to the cozy turret nook with a table for two, this room boasts a whirlpool for two to complement the romantic Victorian setting. An antique queen-size bed, Victorian loveseat and decorative fireplace provide a tranquil getaway. Amenities include a CD player and sound-machine.After your adventurous day in historic Wilmington, escape to this cozy retreat nestled on the third floor.
The formal parlor with a Weaver Pump Organ.A comfortable lounge with TV/VCR and game table. A computer is also available to guests.
Read a good book in the garden listening to the waterfall into the fish pond or relax on the hammock. This view is from the rear second floor porch.The grand entrance welcomes you with original paneling and moldings and period light fixtures. A grammaphone plays lyrically in the corner.
The house received an historic plaque in the 1970s. Mr. & Mrs. Worth raised their 5 daughters in the home and it remained in the family through a granddaughter until 1944 when it became a boarding house. It became a bed and breakfast in 1985. It is the longest continuously operating bed and breakfast in Wilmington