the washington room, named for our town - the first to be named in honor of our first president, is located on the first floor. this room is very spacious with a queen bed and its own bathroom, which includes a whirlpool tub/shower. the washington room is decorated with antique furnishings and original artwork.

the kuralt room is named in honor of charles kuralt, award-winning american journalist, born in wilmington, north carolina because the pamlico house had the privilege of having mr. kuralt as a guest when he visited washington. this room is located on the second floor, and has a queen bed and its own bathroom with shower. the kuralt room has antique furnishings, battenberg lace curtains and original artwork by local artists.

the beaufort room named in honor of henry somerset, 2nd duke of beaufort, for whom beaufort county was named, is located on the second floor. the beaufort room has a king bed and its own bathroom with shower. the french lace curtains and antique furnishings give an elegant french flair.

the bonner room named for col. james bonner who will probably be remembered longest for his efforts in helping to found the town of washington, north carolina, which he renamed in honor of his commanding general and for which he donated land for the public buildings and streets and for a church. this room is on the second floor, has a queen bed, its own bathroom with shower. the bonner room has battenberg lace curtains and is decorated in a more casual shabby chic style.

the dudley room named for christopher dudley, who in 1726 was granted the 337 acres the original washington was later founded on. this room is on the second floor, has a queen bed, and its own bathroom with shower. the dudley room has battenberg lace curtains and is decorated in a more casual shabby chic style.