Morehead City Hotel Guide - Big Rock Stadium hotels in Morehead City, United States of America.

"Disappointed the beach bar was not open yet and there were no lounge chairs avaliable yet for the beach. We enjoyed the inside bar in the evening. The staff were all very nice. The hotel was overall nice and clean. "

"Not the best place we ever stayed but not the worst. Would potentially stay again but the biggest drawback is the small allotment of towels at the beginning of your stay and if you want them clean you have to pay to wash them on site. Great location on beach but rooms are a little out dated and could use some work and very cramped layout. "

"Breakfast was delivered in a box to room. AC was effective but noisy. Staff was very friendly and helpful!"

"Pool closed, air conditioner was good "

"The ocean was visable and easy public access right across the street"

"I have stayed numerous times, only once did I ask for a room change. Staff was able to accommodate easily. Beds were horrible and no tv channels is why I asked to switch. I stay here when it’s a girls weekend trip and my husband and I stay here for our getaway. It’s quiet and peaceful. I’ve never experienced an unclean room or rude staff. Best little secret ever! "

"The host was welcoming and the location was clean and in a very quiet neighborhood. Everything was set up and ready for me when I arrived. Very nice stay for my business trip."

"Host was quick to welcome us and provide info for our arrival. Bungalow was just as pictured, clean, warm and well stocked to get you started. We were very happy and comfortable during our stay. Location is close to beach access and stores. Would definitely stay there again."

"We had a great time. We did have to clean some snow away to access the home. But the snow accumulation seen in Morehead City was a rare occurrence. The home and amenities were very nice. We loved the interior design and plan on using the ideas to update our home. The beds were comfortable. The shower was great. It is a very cozy alternative to the cookie cutter hotels."