The Mulberry House, located on W. Main St, is a 4-story historic building turned boutique hotel, culinary and cultural hub, located on the Pamlico River in the Historic District of Washington, North Carolina.
Housed in The Historic Fowle building (c. 1818), The Mulberry House is named for one of the first buildings built in the city, the Mulberry Tavern. For more than half a century the tavern provided food, drink and lodging for locals and travelers alike. Much like its namesake, The Mulberry House functions as the social center for Washington and as a hospitality and culinary destination, drawing inspiration from coastal fare around the globe, and partnering with the very best farmers, purveyors and artisans that North Carolina has to offer.