2024’s Top New Hotel: Pamlico Station
On the edge, time is told by the wind. Here, we spend our days on the water, reveling in the exceptional kiting conditions in Pamlico Station’s backyard. If your vacation dreams go beyond beach lounging, Edgecamp’s newest edition, Pamlico Station is your ideal destination for coastal adventure and discovery. Nestled on Hatteras Island in the stunning Outer Banks of North Carolina, Pamlico Station boosts stylish designs, adventure experiences and access to the best of the outdoors.
Premier Recognition
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Edgecamp Pamlico Station has quickly become a standout destination since its opening on June 11, 2024. Nestled alongside one of the largest preserved parcels of the Outer Banks’ shoreline, this all-suite hotel designed by Jonathan Adler brings a new level of chic elegance to the area (Travel + Leisure) (Travel + Leisure).
"We are excited to bring a unique hospitality experience to the Outer Banks, combining luxury and high-end design with the laid-back, adventurous spirit of Hatteras Island," said Richard Fertig, Owner of Edgecamp Pamlico Station. "Our goal is to create memorable experiences for our guests, offering both relaxation and adventure in one of the most beautiful settings in the world."
DESIGNED FOR ELEGANCE & COMFORT
Jonathan Adler's design for Edgecamp Pamlico Station features 14 spacious suites, each with a living room, dining area, fully equipped kitchen, and bedroom. The decor draws inspiration from glamorous beachside locales like the Italian and French Rivieras of the 1950s and 1960s, incorporating elements such as laminated oak cabinetry, cream-colored boucle dining chairs, and navy blue tiles in the kitchens (Travel + Leisure).
"We utilized a neutral palette with pops of greens and blues, interesting materials like mohair and bouclé, and mixed brass with black metals for a luxe yet grounded feel," Adler explained. "The rooms also feature ceramic tile art, art by Slim Aarons, and custom Peruvian flatweave tapestries" (Travel + Leisure).
Adventure and Relaxation
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Edgecamp Pamlico Station offers a variety of activities to enhance your stay. Guests can take part in dune buggy adventures, kite surfing lessons, and other water sports. The hotel’s concierge is available to assist with equipment rentals and lesson bookings. For those looking to unwind, the wellness center features saunas, cold plunges, and a hot tub. In-room massages can also be arranged for a truly relaxing experience (Travel + Leisure) (Travel + Leisure).
FUTURE PLANS
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The upcoming Edgecamp Sporting Club will further elevate the guest experience with waterfront dining, a kiteboarding membership, and exclusive pool access. This addition will provide even more amenities for both hotel guests and club members, enhancing the luxurious and adventurous spirit that Edgecamp embodies (Travel + Leisure).
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CONDE NAST TRAVELER
“When the membership-based Edgecamp Sporting Club fully opens later this year, it’s going to basically be the Soho House of kitesurfing. There will be a pool, a sauna, waterfront dining, and tons of wellness programming to round out the kitesurfing experience for locals.”
GARDEN & GUN
“Hatteras Island, one of the barrier islands in the beloved Outer Banks coastal region of North Carolina, is known for its breathtaking beaches and storied maritime legacy, but less so for its style, trendiness, or fashion. But that may change on June 11, when Edgecamp Pamlico Station opens.”
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TRAVEL + LEISURE
“The result is a residential-style hotel that offers a certain barefoot elegance along with wellness-focused amenities, concierge service, and easy access to nature. Each of the fourteen suites comes with an outdoor living space and water views of the Pamlico Sound.”
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THE OBSERVER
“Next year, the Edgecamp Sporting Club debuts, providing guests—as well as locals who become club members—with waterfront dining, pool access and a kiteboarding membership. This is in perfect pitch with Adler’s design mantra: to seamlessly blend into the outdoors, and still find time to kick back and relax.”
