The Hilton Garden Inn is a great place to stay and have your wedding on the Outer Banks. From its great location to its friendly staff to its beautiful views, you will enjoy gorgeous decor and top-notch service.

Hilton Garden Inn

The Hilton is centrally located on the island. You are close to both Nags Head and the more Northern towns on the island like Duck and Corolla. You can spend one day up in Corolla looking for wild horses, and spend the next in Kill Devil Hills at the Wright Memorial. The Hilton is perfectly positioned in the middle of everything, and perfectly positioned for the tourist on the move. 

Hilton Garden Inn lobby

THe Hilton Garden Inn is a 100% non smoking hotel.  It is service animal friendly, but not pet friendly. Check-in is at 4 pm, and check-out is at 11 am. You also get free Wi-Fi in all and any of the rooms. There are private balconies on each of the rooms, so expect beautiful views if you stay on the east side of the building! The hotel also has a fishing pier, so go on and bring your fishing poles for a relaxing day at the pier!

Hilton Garden Inn room with an ocean view

The hotel has an indoor and outdoor pool. It also has its own restaurant, Garden Grille and Bar, if you want to stay in for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The rooms are spacious, and the service is very friendly. If you want to be centrally located and ready for anything, reserve a room at the Hilton Garden Inn!

Hilton Garden Inn room

Hilton Garden Inn pool by the beach

Hilton Garden Inn indoor pool

Hilton Garden Inn gym

Hilton Garden Inn Kitty Hawk Pier reception room

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Outer Banks Milepost System

Outer Banks Milepost System

Many newcomers to the Outer Banks who are browsing the local restaurants, shops and area attractions online or in the local guide books notice an interesting addition to the standard address. Besides the typical business name, street name, street number and town, many local businesses also include a Milepost number. This may initially appear to be an odd notation to include, but on the Outer Banks, this is incredibly helpful to new visitors on the lookout for a specific restaurant or shop.