What a wonderful experience it was to stay at the “Wolfpit”; meeting Betsy and Fleet, the innkeepers was such a pleasure. The home is so warm and inviting, each piece of furniture has its own story. When entering Wolfpit you will feel in a different era, the grounds are beautiful with majestic oak trees all over the properties, the garden has so many varieties of countless flowers which Betsy shared with us. Betsy and Fleet took so much time talking to us and making sure all of our needs were met; it was like seeing old friends again. Thank you so much to both of you, you could not have made us feel more welcome. We will see you soon.
Madeleine & Mike
Maggie Valley, NC
www.maggiecabins.com

We have been visiting this area near Raleigh for almost twenty years and were thrilled when this lovely historic home just on the outskirts of Louisburg opened. We thoroughly enjoyed the spacious grounds with a multitude of beautiful flowers not to mention the large garden of fruits and vegetables. Along with the home, the grounds still have the original plantation kitchen, carriage house, tobacco barn and a few other historic buildings. This warm and inviting place was perfect for our weekend stay.
The owners were very hospitable, personable and easy to talk to. The hostess made us feel like family. She shared many interesting stories about the history of the home. She was very accommodating and helpful. She also went out of her way to make our 13 yr. old son feel comfortable.
The continental breakfast was scrumptious with several choices. There are three bedrooms on the second floor. We also had a common area with evening refreshments. The rooms were small, but comfy. Our bed was quite soft and cozy.
If you are looking for a place for tranquility and relaxation, this peaceful setting is for you. It is definitely a jewel in this small town and we look forward to our stay again. In fact, we have already booked it for next year and plan to use the grounds for our annual family reunion.