Hotels at Emerald Isle in North Carolina

Hotels at Emerald Isle in North Carolina
Emerald Isle, N.C., offers swimming, fishing, surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving, boating, sailing, windsurfing and kayaking. When the sun goes down, however, you want to relax in one of the island's accommodations.

The Islander

If you're looking for a view of the beach, The Islander's east side offers that option, while the west face faces Bogue Sound. The 80-room hotel grounds include an oceanside swimming pool and is near the Theodore Roosevelt Preserve, where you can explore the barrier island ecosystem, including the maritime forest and marsh habitats.

The Islander
102 Islander Drive
Emerald Isle, NC 28594
(866) 627-9340
www.islandernc.com/

The Ocean Club

For a full resort experience, book a one-, two- or three-bedroom condo at The Ocean Club. The condominium resort boasts three pools, including one just for children, a bocce ball play area, golf putting course, tennis courts and a fishing pier. If you're looking for more activities, golf, eco-touring, windsurfing, fishing and scuba diving are available nearby. The resort also houses the OC Spa, which offers massages, hydrotherapy and a salon.

The Ocean Club
1700 Salter Path Road
Emerald Isle, NC 28575
(252) 247-2035‎
(888) 237-2035
theoceanclubnc.com

Ocean View Inn

Steps away from the beach you'll find Ocean View Inn. The inn is situated directly behind the Bogue Inlet Fishing Pier. It opened in 1978 and is family owned and operated. While the inn offers standard guest rooms with a refrigerator, coffee maker, microwave, cable television and telephone, it also rents one- and two-bedroom apartments that include a full kitchen for those who would like more space.

Ocean View Inn
122 Fairview Drive
Emerald Isle, NC 28594
(252) 354-2755
oceanviewinnemeraldisle.com

Article Written By Kelsey Cassel

Kelsey Cassel is a professional writer and editor, specializing in food, weddings and health/fitness. Currently the food and weddings editor for "What's Up? Magazine" in Annapolis, Md., she has also contributed to "The Daily Times" of Maryland and New York City's "The Knot." Cassel holds a Bachelor of Arts in journalism from Penn State University.

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