Built in 1906 by textile magnate Caesar Cone, The Burke Manor Inn in Gibsonville, North Carolina, sits on 3.5 manicured acres shaded by redbuds and dogwoods. The historic Victorian estate features nine guest rooms and cottages appointed with antique furnishings, period reproductions, and modern amenities. On-site highlights include fine dining at Saint Jacques French Cuisine, interactive farm-to-table cooking classes, and expansive verandas overlooking landscaped gardens.
Amenities, Services and Experiences
Adults Only
Biking
Concierge Services
Full House Rental Available
Green Environmentally Friendly
Hidden Gem
Breakfast Available
LGBTQI+ Friendly
Restaurant On Site
Spa Service
Insider Tips
Take cute selfies and photos at Gibsonville's own selfie studio: Pix Life Studio
Try authentic, homemade empanadas at Ines Bakery
Catch trivia night at Toasty Kettlyst on Tuesdays
Don't miss authentic "Farm to Table" Maple View Ice Cream
Does Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion in Gibsonville, NC offer free parking for guests?
Yes, free onsite parking is available.
Are spa services like massage available during a stay at Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion?
Yes, spa services are available onsite.
Can Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion accommodate dietary restrictions for breakfast?
Yes, special diets can be accommodated.
Is breakfast included at Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion in Gibsonville, NC, and what kind of breakfast is served?
Yes, breakfast is included. Guests enjoy hot breakfast each morning.
What room features are offered at Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion in Gibsonville, NC (fireplaces, soaking tubs, porches)?
Some rooms feature fireplaces and jetted tubs. All rooms include refrigerators, air conditioning, USB charging stations, bathrobes, hair dryers, coffee makers, alarm clocks, and smart TVs.
Does Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion have a restaurant, bar, or lounge onsite?
Yes, we have Saint Jacques @ The Burke Manor Inn, a French-inspired fine dining restaurant open to the public.
What are the best nearby restaurants for lunch or dinner close to Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion in Gibsonville, NC?
Here are a few favorite local spots near the inn:
• Saint Jacques @ The Burke Manor Inn – fine French cuisine with a renowned chef.
• Pandora’s Pies – known for fresh pizzas.
• Simply Thai – authentic Thai classics like Pad Thai.
Are pets allowed at Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion in Gibsonville, NC?
No, pets are not allowed.
Is Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion family-friendly, and do you allow children?
Yes, children over the age of 8 are welcome.
How many guest rooms or suites are at Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion in Gibsonville, NC?
We have 9 guest rooms.
What makes Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion unique compared to other places to stay in Gibsonville, NC?
Through the innkeeper's passion for hospitality, enjoy the finest lodging with exceptional dining experiences at the inn's onsite restaurant, St. Jacques French Cuisine. Cooking class to enjoy local farm-to-table ingredients.
Is Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion in Gibsonville, NC accessible for guests with disabilities?
No, we are not handicap accessible.
Can you host weddings, elopements, or private events at Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion in Gibsonville, NC?
Yes, we host weddings, elopements, receptions, bridal luncheons, private parties, and rehearsal dinners in both indoor and outdoor spaces.
What are the top attractions near Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion in Gibsonville, NC?
Guests often ask about nearby attractions. Here are some highlights:
• Gibsonville Garden Railroad – a historic outdoor railroad display.
• Red Oak Brewery – local craft beer destination.
• Alamance Crossing – shopping mall and retail hub.
Insider Tips:
• Take selfies at Pix Life Studio in Gibsonville.
• Try homemade empanadas at Ines Bakery.
• Catch trivia night at Toasty Kettlyst on Tuesdays.
• Don’t miss Maple View Ice Cream, a local farm-to-table favorite.
How far is Burke Manor Inn & Pavilion in Gibsonville, NC from the nearest major city or airport?
We’re about 14.4 miles from Greensboro and 55.2 miles from Raleigh. The closest airport is Piedmont Triad International Airport (GSO), about 22.3 miles away.
Reviews
"Went for a cooking demonstration."
— Rachel Gregory
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Rachel Gregorya week ago
5/5
Went for a cooking demonstration. Very informative and they gave me and my mom special plates for our birthday. Gorgeous place and food was obviously delicious.
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Lacy Copeland2 weeks ago
5/5
I had the pleasure of having my bridal shower tea at the Burke Manor Inn, and I couldn’t have been happier with the experience. The Inn is so charming and created the perfect setting for such a special occasion. Kat, Lori, and the entire team were an absolute joy to work with — professional, kind, and wonderfully attentive.
Everything ran seamlessly on the day of the tea. I have a gluten allergy, and they accommodated a gluten‑free plate for me with ease. From the background music and the lovely ambiance to Kat’s excellent photography skills, every detail was perfect!
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Dusti Matise3 weeks ago
5/5
I recently was a guest at an event that was held here and I just have to say it was so amazingly executed that I cannot wait to have my upcoming event there. The attention to detail and the staff's professionalism was unmatched. The bride-to-be had nothing to worry about other than enjoying her moment and that made my heart full. A special thanks to Kat for making my best friend's wishes come true.
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Kim Moorea month ago
5/5
This is our favorite place to eat in Alamance county. A real hidden gem. Always fantastic service and not your usual menu. Great staff.
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Celeste Sandovala month ago
5/5
Amazing food with even better service !! Makes this place stand out even more than it already does in the heart of Gibsonville.
I had a great experience coming the first time on my birthday and had a delicious charcuterie appetizer and a delicious old world goat cheese salad with the chocolate pot de creme dessert to finish it off on a sweet note.
This time around I went to the provençal summer meal on the veranda and had their special charcuterie board which included an assortment of french cheese such as the parsley muenster cheese, fresh cheddar blocks, pickles and a yummy dijon mustard that paired well with the prosciutto.
The wine decanter was beautiful and made the wine choice exquisite.
Our server David provided us with excellent recommendations on our wine selection. He did a great job attending us on our needs throughout our meal. He made sure to make our date very special and even provided us with a great background of the burke manor inn and how it came to be which made the wanting of coming back even more meaningful!
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Travis Ireland2 months ago
2/5
The main waiter was very rude. All in all the place thinks its better than it is.
