"Worth a visit to Fayetteville alone, The MacPherson House, located on Hay Street near the historic downtown, is an experience you won’t soon forget.

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The house, built in 1920, was initially located on the MacPherson estate before it was disassembled and transported across town to its current location.

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Each of the five rooms are outfitted with design-forward touches that are meant to create a soothing space with a nod to times gone by. A stand-alone cottage is also offered on the property, ideal for a family of four. Breakfast is served each morning—in the dining room or on the porch—and yoga and massage therapy are available for guests.

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Pro Tip: The Chesnutt room, named after Charles Wadell Chesnutt, an African American author (1858—1932), is a guest favorite."

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- Wendy Altschuler, FORBES.COM