Best hotels in Pinehurst
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Pinehurst Southern Pines
10024 US Highway 15/501, NC, 28374
Set halfway between Pinehurst and Southern Pines, this all-suite hotel is perfectly located for exploring Moore County. Each suite offers plenty of space, plus modern amenities such as microwaves, mini fridges and flat-screen TVs. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast buffet on-site, plus access to the outdoor pool and fitness center.
Carolina Hotel
80 Carolina Vista Drive, NC, 28374
Part of the original resort, which was built in 1901, the Carolina Hotel exudes old world elegance with its timeless guest rooms, luxury suites and vintage dining room. Reserve a golf or spa package to experience the very best of the Pinehurst Resort.
Homewood Suites by Hilton Olmstead Village
250 Central Park Avenue, NC, 28374
Whether you’re visiting on business or exploring the local sights, the Homewood Suites’ facilities are sure to impress. Settle into the one or two-bedroom suite, complete with kitchen, dining table and comfy living space. There’s also a complimentary evening social Monday to Thursday, plus free Wi-Fi and daily breakfasts.
Best restaurants in Pinehurst
Drum & Quill
40 Chinquapin Road, NC, 28374
Named after the famous golf writer, Bob Drum, this charming eatery in historic Pinehurst offers a casual setting for an evening meal or weekend brunch. Order the creamy clam chowder, followed by a plate of the Drum & Quill’s famous tacos. Toothsome entrees range from Korean beef to blackened mahi, topped with fresh mango salsa and creamy chipotle sauce.
Elliotts on Linden
905 Linden Road, NC, 28374
Just a short drive from Pinehurst, Elliotts on Linden showcases the very best of North Carolina’s farm-to-table dining. The menu changes with the seasons to ensure the freshest ingredients fill your plate. Enjoy refined classics like grilled elk and country mash, stuffed chicken with cheddar waffles, and truffle macaroni and gruyere cheese.
Ashten’s Restaurant
140 East New Hampshire Avenue, NC, 28387
Since its opening in 1997, Ashten’s has become a much-loved Southern Pines staple. The restaurant blends local ingredients with international flavors to create traditional dishes with a southern twist. Share a charcuterie board of local meats and cheeses, then try a juicy Angus burger with molasses barbeque sauce or tandoori-grilled chicken with smoked lime yogurt.
Best attractions in Pinehurst
Pinehurst Resort Golf Courses
80 Carolina Vista Drive, NC, 28374
Follow in the footsteps of golfing legends like Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer at this stunning resort. With nine courses to choose from, the Pinehurst Resort is your go-to for golf in Moore County. Fairways are lined with the Sandhills’ longleaf pines and blackjack oak trees, while the two-story clubhouse towers over the green. After your game, stop by for lunch by the 18th hole.
The Tufts Archives
150 Cherokee Road, NC, 28374
Located in the Given Library, the Tufts Archives offer visitors a glimpse into Pinehurst’s unique past – from 1895 to the modern day. Spot pin flags and maps from the original Donald Ross golf courses and check out James W. Tufts’ 19th-century soda fountain machine, alongside more than 125,000 photographs of the village and its residents throughout the years.
Walthour-Moss Foundation
226 Equestrian Road, NC, 28387
Just a mile outside of Southern Pines, the Walthour-Moss Foundation covers more than 4,000 acres of preserved woodland. Here, you can hike through the trees, go horse riding along the sandy lanes and discover native wildlife, such as deer, opossums and the almost extinct red-cockaded woodpecker.