Hotel

The Manor is a boutique hotel at the famous Village of Pinehurst golf resort.

The Manor hotel has the feel of a sporting lodge or dormey house and is ideal for taking advantage of the eight golf courses at Pinehurst, including US Open venue No. 2.

Guests at The Manor, which include Arnold Palmer when he used to visit with his dad as a boy, have access to tennis courts, boating, kayaking, fishing, biking, horse riding and jogging trails and The Spa at Pinehurst. There are even horse-drawn carriage rides through the historic village and a choice of eight dining spots.

The Manor offers 42 guest rooms including suites, as well as the elegant Pine Room – a relaxed environment for reading, television viewing and board games.

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Pinehurst The Manor

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Spa Treatment (Mother & Daughter pedicure)

Marina

Beach Club

Kids Playground

Kids Club

Golf Clubhouse

Golf Academy

Pinehurst No. 2

Tennis Center

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Pinehurst The Manor

Guest Rooms

The Manor offers 42 guest rooms tastefully decorated in floral patterns and dark woods. Each room features a mounted flat-screen TV as well as high-speed internet access free of charge. Room and valet service is also available.

Bar/Dining

The Carolina Dining Room: The main dining room at the Pinehurst Resort located at the Carolina Hotel, with full access to guests of The Manor, just a short stroll away. Classic Southern style offering breakfast, lunch and dinner daily to live piano music. Dinner - Dress slacks, collared shirt and dress shoes for men; Corresponding attire for women. No jeans or denim allowed.

1895 Grille: Located at the Holly Inn, this is the only Four Diamond-rated restaurant in the area serves an exceptional offering of flavours straight from the Carolinas. Award-winning chefs also prepare nightly specials, making the experience new each time a guest visits, and the specialty triple chocolate souffle makes it feel like heaven. Dress Code: Breakfast - resort casual. Dinner - dress slacks, collared shirt and dress shoes for men; Corresponding attire for women. No jeans or denim allowed. Open Wednesday - Sunday.

The Tavern at The Holly: Casual, pub-style eatery with an authentic Scottish oak bar as its centerpiece. Serves lunch and dinner daily, as well as full beverage service. The menu features a variety of panini, salads and soups for lunch, and pasta, beef and other entrees in the evening. Outdoor patio seating also available seasonally. Dress Code: Resort casual. Hours of Operation: Lunch - 11:30am-5pm; Dinner - 5pm-10pm.

91st Hole: Located in the Resort Clubhouse, it's the perfect place to talk about the drive that got away-and the putt that didn't. Also serving light snacks.

The Ryder Cup Lounge: Relive the fabulous moments of this famous event held at Pinehurst in 1951. Memorabilia of the event's history surrounds you as you enjoy a favorite beverage like the Arnold Palmer - all within easy access of the Carolina lobby.

The Donald Ross Grill: Favourite lunch eatery named after the famous head professional and course designer. Located at the Resort Clubhouse, you'll enjoy salads and sandwiches, homemade soups, hot entrees and even a quick buffet during the busiest seasons.

Fairwoods on Seven Dining Room: Only a shuttle away, the Fairwoods Dining Room is known for its fabulous Cobb Salad, Burgers and Chef Specials. An elegant dining room, it overlooks a pristine lake and golf course.

The Carolina Coffee Shop: An early morning cappuccino, a late afternoon latte, smoothie or iced coffee. The coffee shop, located off of the lobby of the Carolina hotel, is great for a hot or cold one on the go, or a place to enjoy a quick sandwich or pastry.

Leisure Facilities

Guests of The Manor can enjoy a large outdoor pool at the Carolina Hotel for the use of all resort guests.

At the Golf Academy, a full-day Discover Golf program is offered seasonally and includes beginner instruction, lunch and play on a Pinehurst course. Advance reservations required.

In addition, there are many other activities which guests can take part in at the resort including biking, fishing, boating, croquet and kayaking. There are also walking and jogging trails. Nearby McLendon Hills offers horse riding. Historic Walking Tours through the historic district of the Village of Pinehurst are also held each Monday and Wednesday morning at 10am in the summer months.

The beauty of Pinehurst is its slow and easy pace of life, the vibrant and welcoming bars, southern hospitality and cuisine, and, of course, great golf all within a most endearing woodland countryside.

The Spa at Pinehurst is an oasis of luxury, with 40 services from massage to full body treatments for women, men and teens. Aquatherapy treatments, salon and fitness centre with treadmills and free weights combine to rejuvenate the body.

The Village also has a high grade tennis facility, complete with tennis coaching, and lighting for evening play.

Local Area

There is a wealth of independent shops within 15 minutes of the Village of Pinehurst resort; nearby Cameron Antiques features over 20 shops in a quaint town atmosphere.

Other attractions include:

Historic Sites

The Malcolm Blue Farm offers seasonal tours of its Revolutionary War homesite; House on the Horseshoe is approximately 25 minutes away and has annual Revolutionary War re-enactments.

Horticultural Gardens

Take a walk through the Sandhills Horticultural Gardens, located at Sandhills Community College in Southern Pines. Seasonal floral displays, herb gardens, English pathways and Japanese Hollies are among the many sections of this expansive walking garden. Open seasonally.

Pinehurst No. 4

Par: 72 Length: 7117 yards Course designer: Tom Fazio

Pinehurst No. 4 was renovated by Tom Fazio and reopened in 2000. The greens are modern in design and there are over 140 pot bunkers to avoid from the tee and on approaches. The course offers some of the best scenery at Pinehurst.

Pinehurst No. 7

Par: 72 Length: 7216 yards Course designer: Rees Jones

Located a mile away from the Main Clubhouse, Pinehurst No. 7 was renovated in 2003. Located on some of the most rugged land around the Village of Pinehurst, the course has a mountainous feel. Designed by Rees Jones, noted for large undulating greens and spectacular scenery across the North Carolina countryside.

Pinehurst No. 5

Par: 72 Length: 6848 yards

The No.5 Course has more water hazards to negotiate than any other course at Pinehurst. The layout also features variety - uphill and downhill, left-to-right and right-to-left, long and short par fours. Overall, it is a very playable, enjoyable 18 holes.

Pinehurst No. 2

Par: 72 Length: 7335 yards Course designer: Donald Ross Venue: US Open

Pinehurst No. 2 is one of the most famous courses in the world and a regular host of the US Open. It was the scene of Michael Campbell’s 2005 triumph and the late Payne Stewart won here famously in 1999. It will again host the US Open in 2014. The raised greens and their run-off areas are the main feature on this Donald Ross-designed course. Change in elevation is also a key factor on this course with penal bunkers and pine trees giving the golfer a serious test.

Pinehurst No. 8

Par: 72 Length: 7092 yards

Located around two miles from the main clubhouse, Pinehurst No.8 features raised greens with false fronts, dips, swales and run offs similar to No.2. Pinehurst No. 8 is an easy course to walk, with the greens and following tee boxes near together.

Pinehurst No. 3

Par: 71 Length: 5682 yards Course designer: Donald Ross

A classical short course designed in 1910. The Pinehurst No. 3 course offers a very different test to the longer championship courses like No.2. The premium is on accuracy as most of the holes are tight.