Nestled in Kill Devil Hills at milepost 9, Outer Banks Inn offers a welcoming and unique vacation opportunity for everyone. Our centrally located & privately owned 40-room hotel is small enough to offer extraordinary customer service…and it’s just a short walk to some of the finest dining and shopping in the area.

When it’s beach time, just call our shuttle service and we’ll take you there. If it rains, take advantage of your free pass to the nearby YMCA. Feel free to hang out in your room equipped with a coffee maker, LG flat screen TV, microwave, and mini-fridge. All of our rooms are completely non-smoking.

Outer Banks Inn exterior and sign

Lying by the pool, getting driven to the beach, smiling faces and joyous occasions are our specialty. Whether you're here for business or pleasure, from check-in to check-out you can be assured that our family-friendly staff will help in every way possible. Our goal is to ensure that when you return home your memories of your vacation at the Outer Banks Inn will have you planning your return visit as soon as possible.

Don't forget to ask about our special deals! The Outer Banks Inn, where your vacation is our business.

Outer Banks Inn pool

  • Centrally located with great dining and shopping just a short walk away
  • Our seasonal beach shuttle is at your service & completely free of charge
  • Wedding Specials, discounts and package rates available
  • Minutes from the Wright Brothers Memorial
  • Start your day with continental breakfast
  • Free YMCA pass, complete with day care
  • Newly remodeled, with private pool
  • Bath & Body Works amenities

 

Outer Banks Inn guest room

Outer Banks Inn guest room

Outer Banks Inn beach shuttle

Outer Banks Inn front porch


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Fishing on the Outer Banks

Fishing on the Outer Banks

Long before the summer vacationing families discovered the Outer Banks as a hot tourist destination, fishermen from across the country flocked to coastal North Carolina. With no roads to navigate, and no vacation homes to stay in, anglers would brave the makeshift sandy paths that ran along thebeaches, and would set up makeshift campsites whenever there was protection from the wind and waves. They went through great efforts to visit the Outer Banks for one reason: Exceptional fishing.