exceptional solutions for meeting, convention and incentive programs.
| Guest Rooms & Suites | 428 |
| Meeting Rooms | 31 |
| Largest Meeting Room | 14,000 sq. ft. |
| Total Meeting Space | 58,000 sq. ft. |
Called the Queen of the South, Pinehurst Resort was built more than 100 years ago to offer guests a place to gather and enjoy the great outdoors. Today, the modern luxury of the 2,000-acre property boasts grand hotels, meeting space to accommodate up to 1,000, championship golf, and a truly exceptional spa. Easily accessed via Raleigh-Durham Airport (70 miles north), the historic resort is located in the heartland of North Carolina.
As you explore Pinehurst, you’ll discover your options are limitless:
- 428 upscale guest rooms and 58,000 sq. ft. of meeting space
- More than 20 outdoor unique venues to hold a gathering, from the sands of the Beach Club to a Nite-Lite putting contest or competitive croquet match
- Eight golf courses, an award-winning Golf Academy – and a Forbes Four-Star Spa
- A wealth of activities, recreation options, 10 dining venues, shopping and more within 15 minutes of the resort
- Business amenities to suit today’s traveler, including Wi-Fi internet service, in-house A/V team, a business center and more
- An exceptional staff that does more than cross off a list – they make an event happen, with ease
At Pinehurst, it’s not just about a meeting. It’s not just about a hotel. It’s all about the total experience.
Beautiful Pinehurst Resort is situated on a 2,000-acre evergreen landscape. The property’s features surround its three exceptional hotels, premium villas, and golf course or lakeside condominiums – a total of 428 rooms.
The Carolina Hotel is the epicenter of activity, containing the majority of resort guest and meeting rooms. A $12-million renovation of its sleeping rooms includes marble bathrooms, luxury bedding, flat screen televisions and expansive desk space. A stately appointed 1,700 sq. ft. Presidential Suite was added in 2008. Ten premium 4-bedroom villas sit directly adjacent to the Carolina, with central parlors and private balconies. All have access to the Carolina Dining Room, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner; the Ryder Cup Lounge, Carolina Coffee Shop and two resort shops. The Carolina sits adjacent to the Spa at Pinehurst.
The Victorian Holly Inn has 82 rooms surrounded by the historic Village of Pinehurst. With immediate access to the 1895 Grille and the Tavern as well as Village shops, the Holly has four meetings rooms, library and private pool area.
All 42 rooms at the lodge-style Manor Inn were renovated in 2008 with soothing earth tones and comfort in mind. The Manor includes the Pine Room and Sun Porch.
The views of our one, two and three-bedroom condominiums overlook the majestic property, offering convenience for families and large groups.
Valet, room service, Spa bath products, Wi-Fi internet access, and complimentary intra-resort shuttles are available at each location; turndown and other in-room amenities are also available.
Pinehurst’s 60,000 sq. ft. of indoor function space is situated throughout the resort, offering convenience to guest and meeting rooms with serene views. More than 20 unique outdoor venues complete the picture, and are among the most popular locales.
The majority of gathering space is located in the Carolina. From the 360 sq. ft.-Wine Room with seating for 12, to the Grand Ballroom with dinner capacity up to 800, the Carolina is also the location of the 14,000-sq. ft. Exhibit Center. Six executive boardrooms are equipped with built-in A/V, including the new Kendall Room opening to the hotel’s veranda and West Lawn. Medium size rooms remain the most flexible for breakout sessions; and two ballrooms are perfect for breakfasts to association gatherings, cocktail receptions to evening soirees.
The quaint setting of the Holly provides four meetings rooms as well as a library, often used for pre-registration. The octagonal Evergreen Music Room is the largest space, accommodating up to 125 for a cocktail reception.
The popular Resort Clubhouse offers both the St. Andrews Room and Donald Ross Grill. The Grill opens via French doors to the expansive putting green, perfect for late night putting contests, patio seating and croquet lawns.
The Beach Club, Golf Academy, Clubhouses at Nos. 7 and 8 and Pinehurst’s wide verandas also provide a series of indoor/outdoor spaces that create an impression – far away from the cares of the world. Tented affairs, outdoor receptions, lawn parties and more are the norm 9 months of the year.
Pinehurst is one of the last all-scratch kitchen facilities in America, and the award-winning quality shows in all 10 property restaurants and banquet presentations.
The heart of Pinehurst dining is the Carolina Dining Room, where Breakfast is a fine art. Rows of Southern/traditional favorites, fruit and omelets to order are always on hand, as well as live music. Lunch is served daily, and the popular dinner menu includes a selection of steaks, chops and seafood. A jazz band delights the crowd each night.
But the crown jewel is the AAA Four-Diamond ranked 1895 Grille in the Holly, with exquisite service and presentation in this intimate setting.
For casual diners, the Carolina Coffee Shop is Wi-Fi enabled and serves specialty beverages, pastries and sandwiches. The Ryder Cup Lounge offers light fare, from lunch through late-night dining. Hackers in the Manor is ideally suited for families and sports fans; and the intimate Tavern at the Holly offers pub fare for lunch and dinner.
Golf and Spa are chief among the myriad recreational activities at Pinehurst. Eight golf courses, expansive tennis and lawnsports facilities, boating at the Beach Club and biking/nature walks are ready for the active set intent on motion.
In direct contrast, the Mobil Four-Star ranked Spa offers services from 30 minutes to over 4 hours, and includes a lap pool, steam, sauna and whirlpool.
Shopping abounds in the Village of Pinehurst and nearby Southern Pines, and full-service recreation department can arrange for day trips to a wealth of area attractions.
Built in 1895 as a health resort, Pinehurst has always been a place where guests take advantage of wide-open spaces, blue skies and towering pines, and find a place to breathe. The speed limit sign reads 24 MPH in this evergreen setting, just a step slower than the rest of the world.
It is hard to believe, then, that over 400,000 people visited Pinehurst for the 2005 U.S. Open, the second time Pinehurst hosted the world’s best international golfers. But the ease by which travelers arrive, the high standard of service, and staff dedicated to the Pinehurst experience clearly set it apart from other resorts. The U.S. Open returns in 2014.
Most of its 480 guest rooms were recently renovated with luxury in mind, and fine touches – complimentary valet parking and resortwide shuttle service, the proficient Resort Services staff, room service to turndown service – turn a short visit into an experience.
The region lives and breathes a quieter life, and upscale shopping, cultural sites, pottery houses, and activities from horseback riding to nature hikes, skydiving to kayaking are a stone’s throw away. Take a carriage ride through the Village, explore goods from around the world, enjoy local theatre productions or take a ride through the country with our exclusive Acura program. Year-round activities abound.
The resort is located 70 miles from Raleigh Durham International Airport and 10 miles from Moore County Regional Airport (general aviation).
Accommodations
Beautiful Pinehurst Resort is situated on a 2,000-acre evergreen landscape. The property’s features surround its three exceptional hotels, premium villas, and golf course or lakeside condominiums – a total of 428 rooms.
The Carolina Hotel is the epicenter of activity, containing the majority of resort guest and meeting rooms. A $12-million renovation of its sleeping rooms includes marble bathrooms, luxury bedding, flat screen televisions and expansive desk space. A stately appointed 1,700 sq. ft. Presidential Suite was added in 2008. Ten premium 4-bedroom villas sit directly adjacent to the Carolina, with central parlors and private balconies. All have access to the Carolina Dining Room, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner; the Ryder Cup Lounge, Carolina Coffee Shop and two resort shops. The Carolina sits adjacent to the Spa at Pinehurst.
The Victorian Holly Inn has 82 rooms surrounded by the historic Village of Pinehurst. With immediate access to the 1895 Grille and the Tavern as well as Village shops, the Holly has four meetings rooms, library and private pool area.
All 42 rooms at the lodge-style Manor Inn were renovated in 2008 with soothing earth tones and comfort in mind. The Manor includes the Pine Room and Sun Porch.
The views of our one, two and three-bedroom condominiums overlook the majestic property, offering convenience for families and large groups.
Valet, room service, Spa bath products, Wi-Fi internet access, and complimentary intra-resort shuttles are available at each location; turndown and other in-room amenities are also available.
Meeting Facilities
Pinehurst’s 60,000 sq. ft. of indoor function space is situated throughout the resort, offering convenience to guest and meeting rooms with serene views. More than 20 unique outdoor venues complete the picture, and are among the most popular locales.
The majority of gathering space is located in the Carolina. From the 360 sq. ft.-Wine Room with seating for 12, to the Grand Ballroom with dinner capacity up to 800, the Carolina is also the location of the 14,000-sq. ft. Exhibit Center. Six executive boardrooms are equipped with built-in A/V, including the new Kendall Room opening to the hotel’s veranda and West Lawn. Medium size rooms remain the most flexible for breakout sessions; and two ballrooms are perfect for breakfasts to association gatherings, cocktail receptions to evening soirees.
The quaint setting of the Holly provides four meetings rooms as well as a library, often used for pre-registration. The octagonal Evergreen Music Room is the largest space, accommodating up to 125 for a cocktail reception.
The popular Resort Clubhouse offers both the St. Andrews Room and Donald Ross Grill. The Grill opens via French doors to the expansive putting green, perfect for late night putting contests, patio seating and croquet lawns.
The Beach Club, Golf Academy, Clubhouses at Nos. 7 and 8 and Pinehurst’s wide verandas also provide a series of indoor/outdoor spaces that create an impression – far away from the cares of the world. Tented affairs, outdoor receptions, lawn parties and more are the norm 9 months of the year.
Dining And Recreation
Pinehurst is one of the last all-scratch kitchen facilities in America, and the award-winning quality shows in all 10 property restaurants and banquet presentations.
The heart of Pinehurst dining is the Carolina Dining Room, where Breakfast is a fine art. Rows of Southern/traditional favorites, fruit and omelets to order are always on hand, as well as live music. Lunch is served daily, and the popular dinner menu includes a selection of steaks, chops and seafood. A jazz band delights the crowd each night.
But the crown jewel is the AAA Four-Diamond ranked 1895 Grille in the Holly, with exquisite service and presentation in this intimate setting.
For casual diners, the Carolina Coffee Shop is Wi-Fi enabled and serves specialty beverages, pastries and sandwiches. The Ryder Cup Lounge offers light fare, from lunch through late-night dining. Hackers in the Manor is ideally suited for families and sports fans; and the intimate Tavern at the Holly offers pub fare for lunch and dinner.
Golf and Spa are chief among the myriad recreational activities at Pinehurst. Eight golf courses, expansive tennis and lawnsports facilities, boating at the Beach Club and biking/nature walks are ready for the active set intent on motion.
In direct contrast, the Mobil Four-Star ranked Spa offers services from 30 minutes to over 4 hours, and includes a lap pool, steam, sauna and whirlpool.
Shopping abounds in the Village of Pinehurst and nearby Southern Pines, and full-service recreation department can arrange for day trips to a wealth of area attractions.
Destination Information
Built in 1895 as a health resort, Pinehurst has always been a place where guests take advantage of wide-open spaces, blue skies and towering pines, and find a place to breathe. The speed limit sign reads 24 MPH in this evergreen setting, just a step slower than the rest of the world.
It is hard to believe, then, that over 400,000 people visited Pinehurst for the 2005 U.S. Open, the second time Pinehurst hosted the world’s best international golfers. But the ease by which travelers arrive, the high standard of service, and staff dedicated to the Pinehurst experience clearly set it apart from other resorts. The U.S. Open returns in 2014.
Most of its 480 guest rooms were recently renovated with luxury in mind, and fine touches – complimentary valet parking and resortwide shuttle service, the proficient Resort Services staff, room service to turndown service – turn a short visit into an experience.
The region lives and breathes a quieter life, and upscale shopping, cultural sites, pottery houses, and activities from horseback riding to nature hikes, skydiving to kayaking are a stone’s throw away. Take a carriage ride through the Village, explore goods from around the world, enjoy local theatre productions or take a ride through the country with our exclusive Acura program. Year-round activities abound.
The resort is located 70 miles from Raleigh Durham International Airport and 10 miles from Moore County Regional Airport (general aviation).
