The Perry House Bed & Breakfast
A traditional Banner Elk B&B in a house built in 1901, with individually styled rooms and full breakfast. Its occasional theater packages connect the stay with local culture, subject to specific dates and availability.
About The Perry House Bed & Breakfast
The Perry House Bed & Breakfast offers traditional accommodation in a house built in 1901 on Klonteska Drive. Individually styled rooms, shared spaces and full breakfast make the house itself part of a Banner Elk stay. The format suits travelers who value a small property's approach to hospitality.
The official presentation highlights furniture made by Carl Jim Stanton and decor that gives rooms distinct identities. Compare the actual category: capacity, layout and specific amenities are more useful than a general property photograph. Breakfast is a central part of the offering and can provide a convenient start before excursions.
Perry House participates in offers connected with Banner Elk's cultural life. Published summer 2026 information included packages associated with Lees-McRae Summer Theatre. Those were tied to individual dates and performances, not permanent benefits or offers that can automatically be booked after the season ends.
For a long weekend, the inn makes sense for visitors looking for a small house connected with the town. Confirm minimum-night requirements and the particular room, especially when coordinating accommodation with theater tickets. Direct contact can resolve those details without extending a seasonal promotion's conditions to every booking. The documented character of the house is its principal appeal, rather than an assumption of identical rooms or year-round packages.
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