Eggo Pancake House A Short Drive From North Carolina And Here’s How To Book A Stay
We’re always on the hunt for interesting places to visit. And, this definitely qualifies. The first of its kind Eggo Pancake House is a short drive from North Carolina just waiting for your next vacation. Plus, according to WBTV, the breakfast food company looks to celebrate National Pancake Day by offering a free stay in this Eggo Pancake House in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
So, this comes at a great time as folks plan Spring break trips and adventures. The Eggo Pancake House, technically known as, The Eggo House Of Pancakes, has a lovely view of the Great Smoky Mountains. And, HomeToGo offers the unique spot for rent. The house wows guests with a pancake theme carried out all over the home.
First, it starts with the exterior. The Eggo Pancake House resembles a stack of hot cakes. Also, the home features decor resembling whipped cream and fruit on top with what appears to be syrup dripping onto the porch below. And, you notice what looks like a stick of butter atop the home. But, that butter stick is actually the chimney.
Second, in browsing images of the one of a kind rental, I noticed ‘pancake beds,’ a fire pit for late night s’mores using Eggo mini pancakes and a maple syrup fountain. And, this sounds like something straight out of a Willy Wonka movie. Or, at the very least, it’s something ‘Elf’ would slurp up with a spoon. But, don’t try to lick the ‘syrup’ dripping from the fireplace mantle. You might get a splinter. LOL. Finally, don’t forget the pancake pool table in the basement rec room.
So, bookings kick off this week in honor of this month’s National Pancake Day. The home measures close to 2000 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 6 baths. And, up to 8 guests fit comfortably in the Eggo Pancake House. So, make sure you explore options for a stay at HomeToGo.com. Also, Eggo promises to stock the home’s freezer with product! However, you better be a fan of yellow. This house is a sunny assault on the senses with a completely yellow kitchen.
North Carolina Spot Among the Best Cheap Spring Break Trips
Spring break always arrives at just the right time. It’s when the holiday cheer has totally worn off, and it’s also right when spring is around the corner but it’s not quite here yet. I remember loving spring break in school. But, even if you’re not in school or college anymore, why not take a fun spring break trip this year? Thankfully, there are plenty of trendy, cheap spring break destinations available. One North Carolina spot is even among the best cheap spring break trips in the US. (South Carolina is in here, too.)
If you want to get the most bang for your buck, as they say, stay close to home. It doesn’t have to be a staycation. But, why not travel to a town that you’ve never been to that’s within road trip distance? Of course, if you live in a cold climate, you might want to travel to a hot spot. The good news is that a lot of warm spring break destinations have great rates, because tourist is simply their business. So, if you go to a popular spring break spot, chances are they’ll have some good deals and be able to cut you a good deal due to just how many people who travel there each year.
The perfect spring break destination is really about getting away from it all. You want a place that fun and exciting. But, you also want a spot that really helps you break away from routine and, hopefully, your electronic devises. Another bonus is if you find a spring break destination near friends who you maybe haven’t seen in a while. It can be a really fun trip to find a central location and meet up with long-lost friends.
Read on for some trendy, cheap spring break trips in the United States, including the North Carolina and South Carolina ones. Here’s hoping for a super fun spring vacation. Oh, these work for summer, too.
Debbie Nance is the afternoon co-host along with her husband on "The Charlie and Debbie Show" at WSOC, Country 1037 in Charlotte, North Carolina. She has been with the station for 18 years. Debbie is a CMA Award winner for Radio Personality of the Year. And, she has worked in radio for 40 years. Before her current afternoon position, Debbie spent more than a decade as co-host on morning shows in several markets across the Southeast. As a content creator for Country 1037, Debbie writes articles about food, new restaurants in the Carolinas and travel experiences.
