Find 3 Star Hotels in Swansboro, NC from SAR230

Islander Hotel & Resort is a popular choice for Expedia travelers in Swansboro. This 3-star hotel is around 11 kilometers southeast of downtown.

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The principal difference between a 3- and 4-star hotel in Swansboro is the level of service and availability of creature comforts. Three-star hotels are usually lower priced and offer the conveniences and services required to be comfortable, such as a gym, breakfast and WiFi. You can look forward to a little bit more at a 4-star hotel — think upmarket décor, premium toiletries and perks like on-site spa centers.

A motel is an excellent option if you’re gearing up to tour around Swansboro. These escapes are usually located near major roads and airports, feature ample parking and have basic amenities and services. Book a 3-star hotel and you’ll be more centrally located. With a wider choice of rooms and more conveniences like a lobby, gym and business facilities, you can expect to pay extra for hotel lodgings.

Add an extra level of fun and recreation to your Swansboro vacation by locking in one of our 3-star escapes with a pool. Islander Hotel & Resort is a preferred choice here that includes this in-demand amenity.

Planning your Swansboro activities is a walk in the park with WiFi availability at Islander Hotel & Resort. Get online at this 3-star hotel and you can easily look up local dining spots and attractions.

Consider Islander Hotel & Resort. This 3-star property in Swansboro has a space for your car, so you won’t have to deal with the stress of looking for parking. When you’ve seen the key sights here, why not get behind the wheel and travel a little farther afield. Some fantastic ideas for day trips from central Swansboro are Cedar Island National Wildlife Refuge and University of North Carolina at Wilmington.