Wednesday 4/2/2014
The Village Chapel is a interdenominational church in the village. |
I know the tulips are a blur, but that is what you get when you are taking pictures on the go. Part of the village resort's main road is lined with tulips. Yea Spring is here! |
We parked the car and got this view of the Carolina Hotel. The hotel has 230 Four-Diamond guest rooms and suites. |
A close up shows you the Pinehurst carved shrubbery. |
Views of the valet drive to the hotel. |
Hallway of the Carolina Hotel. |
Anyone up for a Pinehurst puzzle. |
Lobby- (we came in a side door). |
We viewed the pool area, |
while enjoying the wrap around verandas of the hotel. |
Who needs to pay the $300 a night per person, when you can enjoyed the porch and then go home and get into your own cozy bed on wheels! |
Nice walkways and manicured landscapes around the hotel. |
And of course a Rolex clock on the grounds. |
We took the walkway on the other side of the hotel |
to see the spa. |
The rest of the Carolina Hotel that can not be seen in the first picture. I believe this is called the West Wing of the hotel. |
At the end of the West Wing is The Spa at Pinehurst. You can buy a package that includes spa use each day you are staying in one of the resort accommodations. |
We continued our walk and followed signs to another one of the accommodations in the Pinehurst Resorts, the Magnolia Inn, established in 1896. |
The Magnolia Inn has 10 guest rooms all with private bathrooms. |
On the side of the Inn is a patio. It also has a pub and dining room. |
The Magnolia Inn is in the heart of the Pinehurst Village. |
We found this sign of a neighborhood that is located next to the village. The gentleman that had helped us find the village the day before told us he lived in Old Town. |
We took another route back to the Carolina Hotel through Old Town to view more old homes, |
back to the entrance of the hotel. |
If you stay at any of the Pinehurst Resort accommodations, golf and a fabulous breakfast buffet is included, according to our neighbor. |
The Carolina was established in 1895. The hotel is dubbed the "Queen of the South"! |
As we leave the Pinehurst neighborhood I took more pictures of some of the homes. |
Is that a giant basketball hoop and basketball in the front yard? |
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