I simply love a good bed-and-breakfast. I love the comfy sheets, the warm and friendly host, the…read moredelicious breakfast. Beaufort house gets up five on the comfy sheets! But everything else was a solid 3. Nothing wrong with it at all... But, I was underwhelmed based on my previous experiences. When we checked in, the host was fine. The room was fine. The bathroom did leave some things to be desired. There was not a good place to put your toiletries. We also had to climb into a very deep bathtub to get to the shower... If you are clumsy, like me, you may walk away with a couple of bruises. The house itself was very pretty, and was decorated in a manner appropriate for the property. I would've liked to seen some warm blanket to sit out on the patio with, board games, or puzzles to pass the time. There was only one sofa, and it was not in a cozy little nook where you would want to hang out. The food was fine. The menu is heavy on carbs and sweet breakfast treats. They were executed well enough. But there was not any particular breakfast that knocked my socks off. Again it was fine. The location was very convenient to downtown Asheville. It would be a two minute drive or a 10 minute walk to downtown Asheville. This bed-and-breakfast did not appear to be owned and operated by the hosts, rather an absentee corporation or business. I think that made the difference. Everything was fine, but it didn't have that touch of home that you expect when you stay at a bed and breakfast. For example, when we wanted to use the television, and needed some assistance, when we called the number that was left, the call was blocked. On a whim , we texted Fortunately, they responded right away. But ultimately, after 6 PM you are on your own in terms of staffing. Overall, I can recommend Beaufort House, but I think next time I will try something different.

The Beaufort House Inn is a beautiful house, in a charming convenient neighborhood, and with a…read morefriendly staff. However, I was expecting this to be a special and elegant experience and it was not. When we arrived during the specific check in time the door was locked and no one was in the front office. It turns out they were showing someone else to their room but we didn't know that. We just stood out on the porch not knowing what to do until someone finally came to the door. There's no reason they couldn't have the front door unlocked during the limited window of check in time. The person who showed us around said there would be "heavy continental breakfast ". However, it turned out the breakfast was probably the very absolute minimum they could provide and still call it breakfast. It was very disappointing. If I'm not mistaken it was only available from 8:30 until 9:30 or something very limited like that. Finally, there was no lotion in our bathroom, only shampoo, conditioner, and hand soap. I would stay there again but I would have to weigh the options of amenities and prices of other hotels. A regular mid price hotel has more amenities than what was offered when we stayed.

Wonderful. Wish we could have stayed longer. Very convenient to downtown . Spotlessly clean…read more Comfortable beds, etc. Free ice cream sandwiches, homemade cookies, port, and IPA on tap. But the major attraction is Emilie. She is a gem. Incredibly warm and welcoming, and could/should write a guidebook on Asheville. But first she should write a cookbook, because she is a fabulous cook! It's unfortunate the only meal served is breakfast (9:00 sharp!). It is not to be missed. You get the idea. Go. Stay. Often.

We had an amazing stay at the Chestnut Street Inn. We're in Asheville at least every other month…read moreand have bounced around various Airbnb spots every time. Every place we've rented has been nice but never great enough to get us to come back for a repeat visit. Those days of bouncing around are over! Now that we've experience the Chestnut Street Inn and Emilie & Arturo's hospitality, we will never stay anywhere else. The Inn is perfectly located, just a short walk and even shorter drive/uber to downtown. The room we stayed in was adorable and super comfy. We loved the furnishings, soft sheets and towels on the bed, etc. But, the in-room gas fireplace was by far my favorite amenity -- I found myself not even wanting to venture out but rather sit in the room warming my feet by the fire. (Don't worry though, we went out!) Throughout our stay, it was fun to discover all the hidden treats in the common areas. There were homemade cookies and chocolate in every nook and cranny of the place! Breakfast was amazing and prepared fresh each morning. Lots of helpful info way of pamphlets and brochures are all over the Inn but if you need any advice, I'd encourage you to just chat with Emilie. She had lots of great suggestions on where to go and what to do and seemed to genuinely love the area. We're looking forward to our next visit!

Not at all your typical B&B, this is a nice option for people who prefer something apart from…read moreruffles and lace. There are five theme rooms. While the Inn will not guarantee your first choice of room when you make your reservation, we were able to choose from three rooms upon arrival, which included our top two choices. I would guess most B&Bers don't prefer rustic decor, which is why our first choice, the Appalachian Trail Room, was still available. (The others are more luxe, such as the Parisian room or the Moroccan themed room). We loved our room, which is set off from the main house and looks like a log cabin. Tom is a gregarious innkeeper and makes lovely and thoughtful breakfasts. Breakfast is taken in common areas of the inn, such as the solarium or the library, on trays. We took ours into the solarium, where we had a nice view of the beautiful Japanese garden landscaping. I think people are put off by the complicated pricing structure (for instance, it is possible to book w/o spa treatments but it's hard to tell from the website) or the mystery surrounding the reservations process. It is true that some rooms do not have their showers (all have whirlpool tubs in-room) and that the shower for those rooms is located in a common area. However, I believe three of the rooms have a shower in-room as well; ours did.

First time at a B&B and it was nothing short of amazing! I would recommend this bed and spa to…read moreanyone no matter the age! My husband and I had such a great experience and awesome couples massage. We will be booking another trip to visit this place again.

Pinecrest is truly a hidden gem in Asheville! We've stayed here twice--once for my birthday and…read moreonce for my wife's--and each visit has been unforgettable. The Wibel Suite is spotless, spacious, and feels like a private spa retreat. Every detail is thoughtfully anticipated, from fresh cookies and picnic supplies to personalized breakfast touches. The peaceful setting is just minutes from Asheville's best attractions, yet it feels completely removed from the stress of the world. A playful rabbit even greeted us most mornings! Pinecrest isn't just a place--it's a feeling. We'll be returning for many years to come.

Loved the Pinecrest. Diane and Dan have created a home away from home. The house is in a lovely…read morequiet neighborhood. It's beautifully furnished with Southern antiques. Bed linens and towels were luxurious. Breakfast delicious! I will be back! Thank you!

My daughter and I loved the Carolina bed and breakfast. We were greeted with such warmth and very…read moreattentive. We arrived for the 5:30pm for the appetizers with wine and teas, so delicious. Breakfast was delicious and different each day. Location was great, close to restaurants and shops. We will definitely be back for Christmas.

My wife and I loved our stay at the Carolina Bed & Breakfast. The entire staff was so…read moreaccommodating and made us feel at home. Diana was welcoming and attentive to every detail. Sara in the kitchen is an amazing cook and went out of her way to accommodate a picky eater. It was delicious along with the evening treats every night. Brittany and Kelly were also so nice and added to a wonderful stay. The front porch was a favorite with swings and the grounds are beautiful. This was our first trip to Asheville and we're glad we had the experience of staying at the Carolina Bed & Breakfast.

My husband and I wanted to try a Bed and Breakfast and were not sure what to expect. Cherie and…read moreDean pay attention to the little details - from asking our dietary restrictions and preferences previsit to making sure ice packs were in the freezer during our stay. The Inn is beautiful and comfortable. The grounds are gorgeous. And the breakfasts!!! Kudos to Chef Cherie for her creativity in designing meals that suit all her guests and for her mastery in the kitchen. Delicious!!! We were welcomed upon arrival which also happened to be Social Hour. After assistance with our luggage we were greeted with a glass of wine (beer or non-alcoholic beverage of choice). Social Hour takes place daily on the beautiful veranda facing the Blue Ridge Moutains. Conversation flows freely between guests and hosts. Cherie and Dean were very helpful with restaurant recommendations and ideas of things to do in and around Asheville. On that note - Asheville is OPEN folks. Come on down! The area around the Inn is beautiful (Historic Montford) and very convenient to noted restaurants for those who want to walk around. We drove and didn't have any challenges parking the car. The Botanical Gardens and the Arboretum are close also. Asheville and Abington Green - we will be back!

We stayed there this past weekend on the recommendation of our friends, who had already stayed…read morethere 3 or 4 times before. What a wonderful experience! The owners could not have been warmer or more outgoing. The breakfasts were delicious and different each morning. The dining room is beautiful. The cookies and desserts were Great! The offering of wine, assorted cheeses fruit and nuts at the 5PM time were so tasty. The rooms are quite nice and comfortable. We will definitely return whenever we are in Asheville!! Downtown is less than a mile away and parking can be tricky sometimes so rideshare might be an option.

It has an old-fashioned skeleton key lock on its room doors. It's difficult to lock room from…read moreinside & outside. After dinner at 9:30pm, it took us nearly 45 minutes to get into our room. Nobody is on duty btn 5pm-8am. Called only listed number, but only got an answering machine. Manager said it was a common problem. Even he accidentally locked & was unable to unlock the same door. He said he would change the key, but no skeleton keys is secure. They need to get new locks with normal keys.

Not sure if I'll be able to rant about this place enough!…read more The day of check on, I received a text asking if I had any dietary restrictions they needed to worry about (no) and if we had an idea around what time we'd arrive. We showed up early and was greeted by Sara. She gave us a tour of the Inn. Complimentary smacks, teas, sweet tea, lemonade, and coffee is available 24/7. She took us upstairs to show us to our room and it was absolutely beautiful! We stayed in the "Juliets Chamber" room which had a private balcony, I cannot describe how gorgeous it was. They provide you with 2 course breakfast in the morning, served between 830 and 930. Our first day it poached pear with a raspberry coolee and waffles with bacon and eggs. The second day it was an orange cranberry scone and a baked egg. Delicious food and the chef did a wonderful job! We cane and went as we pleased and was welcomed every time we came back. The have excellent recommendations for things to do and places to eat at. Overall, an absolutely wonderful experience I'll recommend to numerous people!

We were on cloud nine during our memorable three-night stay at the Applewood Manor. From the…read morehospitality and cuisine to the location and ambience, we were wholeheartedly delighted with our stay. Saving the best for last, we will get to the gourmet breakfast in a minute, but first... We stayed in the detached Cortland Cottage, which was both spacious and private. Joshua and his team allow pets in this room, but there were no lingering odors and the jacuzzi tub was comfortable for two and super clean. The outdoor area was very inviting with lots of places to relax from two porch decks to a fire pit. The historic neighborhood of Montford is idyllic and only a pleasant 20 minute walk from downtown Asheville. Finally, the food. Joshua is a star chef and his three-course breakfasts were the collective highlight of our visit to Western North Carolina. By the third day, we couldn't wait to see what foodie paradise awaited us for each course. You can't go wrong with Applewood.

I've been to a couple dozen B & Bs through the years and this is THE BEST ONE I've ever stayed in…read more It feels very relaxed, warm and friendly there possibly because the owners convey that in their personalities. One of the co-owners, Josh, is an artist and magnificent pianist who was kind enough to play for us while we were there. He is also the chef who prepares 3-course gourmet breakfasts everyday which are creative as well as delicious. The majority of the produce they use is from their organic gardens in the back. Cash, the other co-owner, is the genius behind their landscaping gardens. If you like porches, this is your place - there are at least 4 of them & one has a porch swing. This inn is filled with gorgeous antiques and attention to detail. You are very close to downtown yet are located on a nice quiet street so you get the best of both worlds. Trust me when I say that you will be glad that you stayed there. My hubby actually thanked me three times for finding Applewood!

The Lion and the Rose has the potential to be a charming historic stay, and the owners themselves…read morewere friendly and hospitable. However, the biggest issue is that the property does not currently reflect the photos shown online. When we arrived around 1pm, there was no one available to check us in and no answer when we called. We ended up leaving and returning a couple of hours later after finally hearing back. While waiting on the porch, we noticed several items left out--loose baseboard trim, a broom, a bag of cement, and a detached flexible downspout in the walkway--which immediately gave the impression that the property wasn't being actively maintained. The outdoor areas continued that theme. The side yard and fire pit area looked like they hadn't been used or maintained in some time, with weeds growing through the pebble ground, empty or dead plant pots, and older or broken furniture visible around the property. Inside, there are some pieces that reflect the historic character of the home, but the overall decor felt inconsistent. Some furnishings fit the period, while others felt more like standard, dated pieces that didn't contribute to the charm the property is marketed on. For the price, we expected a more polished and cohesive experience--especially when compared to nearby properties like The Black Walnut Bed & Breakfast, which appeared noticeably well maintained. Overall, we left feeling that the listing photos--many of which appear to be from prior ownership--don't accurately represent the current condition. With attention to upkeep and updated photos, this could be a much stronger experience.

This is a lovely inn in a beautiful neighborhood. Innkeepers Karen and Steve were warmly…read moreaccommodating to my request to eat breakfast outside on the porch instead of indoors (I remain Covid cautious) and my sister's special dietary needs. And they kindly had our room ready early for my husband and me because our plane arrived several hours before check in. Karen also had helpful advice on things to see in and around Asheville. Our room was spacious, pretty, quiet, and relaxing. My sister had an adjoining smaller room and it was fun in the evenings to keep the door open before we went to sleep. Sitting on the inn porch in the evenings was delightful. We chose to stay in Montford instead of right downtown at the suggestion of a local friend. While you can't walk outside and immediately have a dozen restaurants around within a few blocks, there are a couple of good restaurants within a few minutes walk and downtown starts 10 or 15 minutes walk away. In return, you get a quieter leafy neighborhood with lovely architecture that's nice for a morning stroll. Plus we got restaurant delivery a couple of times and ate on the inn porch! Note that rooms are on the 2nd or 3rd floor, and there are stairs up to the main entrance. None of us are young and we were fine, but FYI I didn't see any elevators or chair lifts, so I believe you do need to be OK going up and down stairs. Steve was happy to help with luggage, though. Highly recommend The Lion and the Rose.

My wife and I were in town for New Year's 2026 and decided to stop by the Omni Grove Park Inn. We…read morehad been here many years ago with my aunt and uncle, who wanted to show us the hotel and the famous elevator built into the fireplace it's very old and really interesting. Before coming, I read that the Gingerbread House competition had just ended and that the displays were still up. When we arrived, I didn't realize parking was now paid $30 which was surprising since the first time we visited it was free. Walking up to the hotel is impressive on its own. Seeing how this massive structure was built out of stone so long ago is amazing. Inside, there was a video playing that explained how the hotel was constructed, which was very informative. The roof being made of solid concrete to help make the building waterproof was especially interesting. When you walk through the front doors, the entry is grand and open, with huge fireplaces on both sides. The gingerbread house displays were spread across two floors and were absolutely incredible. It's amazing to see the talent, from young adults to experienced artists. Some of the displays look incredibly realistic. I added photos, and hopefully the video of the grand prize winner shows as well, it's truly impressive. We walked around the rest of the hotel for a while and then stopped for lunch (see my restaurant review). The food was excellent. We hope to return one day and stay here. I'd also love to come back and play a round of golf here.

I went back and forth on whether to stay here because I heard the spa was amazing, but had…read moreread/heard that the rooms were pretty outdated. We decided to stay there on the last night so that we could make use of the spa, which I think was the right call. The grounds are absolutely gorgeous and the best think about the Omni Grove Park Inn IMO. The views from the terrace and pretty much anywhere are breathtaking and even if you're not staying here I recommend drinks on the sunset terrace to take it all in. I was really looking forward to my spa day. I had called a month before and was told they were booked for everything, but a wrap service. I booked myself a 80 min wrap and my husband a day pass at the spa. My husband wasn't nearly as excited as I was, especially when he learned it would be an electronics free day. He purchased a book at the spa gift shop to get him thru, but if you're someone who doesn't like a day of relaxation I'd recommend getting a book ahead of time. The spa itself is full of many different pools inside and then a smaller pool outside. I spent most my time laying on the outside deck near the pool. It was cooler in the morning but then the sun came out in the afternoon and it got pretty warm out there so I was thankful to have some cooler pools to jump in. My wrap was amazing. When Sarah came to get me for my appointment I told her I originally wanted a massage and she told me she could switch my appointment to that, which was interesting since the front desk did not give me that option both on the phone and when i checked in. I stuck with the wrap which also included a massage and it was the most relaxing 80 minutes ever. I'd book the same exact service again and request Sarah. I also had the avocado toast at the outdoor pool, which was so so. My husband said his poke bowl wasn't much better. Our room was outdated as we had heard. I dont think I would have been happy spending a week there, but it was fine for a night. We grabbed an early reservation at the sunset terrace for dinner. The view was incredible and the food (filet, salad and shrimp cocktail) was fine like the rest of our experience. Our room did come with buffet breakfast. I wasn't too hungry to enjoy it, but my husband seemed to really like it. I'm glad we got a spa day so would possibly book again if I wanted to enjoy another one while in the area, but wouldn't book the hotel on it's own.