Pine Crest Inn50 Dogwood Road
PO Box 879, NC 28374
Pine Crest Inn
Once owned by Donald Ross, the father of modern-day golf course architecture, Pine Crest Inn is known for its fabulous food, neighborhood bar, wonderful accommodations, and friendly staff. Centrally located in the Village of Pinehurst, the Inn serves breakfast and dinner daily and a fabulous breakfast buffet on Sundays. Pine Crest Inn has a place in history in the quaint Village of Pinehurst. For golfers, it exudes historic significance and passion for the game of golf. But not just for golfers, Pine Crest Inn is the perfect spot for a romantic weekend in the historic Sandhills area, absorbing southern charm, taking a carriage ride, shopping in the small boutiques of both Pinehurst and Southern Pines, and enjoying the beauty of this New England-like village and its surrounding horse country. Because Pinehurst is central to the major North Carolina cities of Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, Greensboro, and Wilmington, the Inn is the perfect spot for business meetings or incentive trips for your company or clients - business and pleasure can be combined in our unique environment. With over 42 area golf courses, a world class spa nearby, and an on-site restaurant and bar, Pine Crest Inn is the perfect venue for your visit!
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