Hotels in Southern Pines, NC
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4:00 AM - 11:59 PM
150 W New Hampshire Ave, Southern Pines
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“We only visited the bar and I’m here to say as a big bourbon fan that Jordan is the best bartender. His old fashioneds are top notch and his service(and amazing hair) is just the best. He brings an awesome vibe while making a fantastic drink! Highly recommend!”
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“The beds are terrible. The service was horrible. The lady at the front desk was rude , sarcastic, and made fun of people as they came in and out. It was horrible to hear demeaning comments about customers. They also say pet friendly but every time I took my trained husky out on a leash she would watch from the door and then yell and point where she could use the restroom and where she couldn’t. This was the absolutely the worst hotel service I have ever had, disrespectful and condescending to all customers and a service dog . Really saddened to see a service industry talk down about people when getting paid.Don’t stay here if possible. I always try to stay at smaller hotels to support them and I was very wrong about this hotel.”
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1675 US-1, Southern Pines
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“Quiet, clean rooms. The only thing that could change with the room is better cleaning of the floors. Very nice front desk staff. Breakfast consists of milk, juice, waffles, cereal, muffins, coffee, and ”
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“Checked in, went to our room, as soon as we walked in there were cigarette burns on the bedding and to our surprise the was a creepy crawly friend in the bathroom to greet us there as well. Went back to the front desk and got a refund and left right ”
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“Played golf there on March 13. Course was in good shape. The history is noticeable inside the clubhouse. The green complexes are quite challenging, as our group of 10-16 handicaps repeatedly hit the green only to find our balls had rolled off and down an embankment, sometimes into traps. Knowledge would have helped, but I believe Pine Needles is very unforgiving to an amateur player. I also agree with the previous post that better signage would be nice. Considering the fanfare, and price, to play there, the experience didn't quite live up.”