Delightful bed and breakfast. Convenient to the many stores and cafes on main. Well appointed…read more Lots of hot water and nice and warm even though we were there first cold snap. The host/innkeeper was a great cook and knowledgeable about the community and day trips. Was well liked in town and able to get reservations at competitive places. We very much enjoyed our stay here and will stay again. The other guests staying while we were there also had a very good time

Would definitely recommend! The house is lovely, the owner is delightful, the town is majestic, and…read morebreakfast is delicious! If your looking for a nice weekend getaway, the Hawley House is the perfect destination spot.

A Stay Full of Stories (and So Much ) From the very first…read morephone call, Brian made us feel welcome. He personally took our reservation, was incredibly friendly, and immediately set the tone for a truly memorable stay. The Jonesborough B&B is a charming historic home just a short walk down the hill to Main Street, home of the Storytelling Capital of the World, and it genuinely feels like a place where stories live. The original hardwood floors creak as you walk, old books line the shelves, and even the cute tandem bicycle on the porch feels like it has stories of its own. We stayed in the master suite, which was comfortable, cozy, and full of character. One of our favorite thoughtful touches was the warming stones. Such a unique detail and incredibly comforting after a cold day of exploring. Placed under the covers near your feet, they warm the entire bed and make it unbelievably cozy. I think I am really going to miss those rocks . Breakfast was welcoming, warm, and wonderful. Clearly prepared with care . It felt homemade, relaxed, and personal. Exactly the kind of breakfast that invites you to linger and talk, which felt especially fitting in a town built on storytelling. One of the highlights of our stay was swapping stories with Brian. We loved hearing about his art, his travels, and his son's adventures abroad. Those conversations made the experience feel less like staying at a B&B and more like being welcomed into someone's home. What truly stood out was how supportive and connected this town is. Everywhere we went, we mentioned Brian's name and were met with the warmest welcome. True VIP treatment. Special thanks to The Opossum's Tail , Kaley's , Neuma Coffee , the International Storytelling Center , Timber! , Persimmon Park , and Auntie Ruth's for helping make our trip absolutely perfect . Staying here felt like being part of Jonesborough's storytelling legacy, and it was exactly the quiet we were looking for. If you are seeking an authentic, charming, and heartfelt place to truly slow down, this B&B is a true gem. Brian is a gracious host, and we would absolutely stay here again. Thank you, Brian!!!!

Jonesborough Bed & Breakfast is * awesome * !…read more My family and I recently stayed here (July 2018), and loved our experience so much that we wrote this review :-) Let's open with Hospitality We felt like we'd won the lottery while staying here, because we were so well cared for and felt like the world revolved around us. Brian Mills is your host (as well as owner & chef of the Jonesborough Bed & Breakfast). Brian is gracious, funny, insightful, caring, and [potentially best of all] wonderfully skilled at preparing a delicious breakfast! Our next favorite topic: Food! I'm making myself hungry while typing this :-) My family & I thoroughly enjoyed fresh fruit, 3 types of yogurt, 2 types of granola, toasted croissants, local jam, marmalade and honey, hand-pressed orange juice, freshly ground coffee, and engaging conversation (Brian is fabulous at opening the conversation as well as keeping it relevant and interesting all along that journey). Loved our breakfast time with Brian. Location *Exactly* where we needed & wanted to stay: right on Main St., Jonesborough, TN. This bed and breakfast has an ideal location just a few blocks from town, and it worked out really well with our tour plans. I recommend the walking tour and their Visitors' Center. We could go on and on about our exploration (have you heard of the state of Franklin? ...you'll find out about it in Jonesborough). Now, for those who want to branch out and see even more, Brian knows the region VERY well, so he can recommend fun things nearby. He helped us find a great tapas restaurant in neighboring Johnson City, TN (Tupelo Honey). It's a short drive to those restaurants, shops and historic sites in Johnson City. Beds We loved the beds & pillows, and slept very well. The air conditioning worked very well, and Brian showed us how to adjust it if needed. Bath Luxurious. One confession, if I may: we took lots of pictures because we plan to borrow Brian's style when we renovate our bath. We especially liked the twin sink vanity with lots of natural light from the windows. Loved it :-) And we'll be back in the near future (our younger daughter and her boyfriend are moving to this area after finishing the remaining 3 semesters of university studies). Highly recommended!

My wife and I had an amazing experience at the Historic Eureka Inn! Carol, the owner, made us feel…read moreso welcome, and was attentive to any need we had. The whole place has a great vibe and we highly recommend.

Absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE this wonderful Bed & Breakfast! The NEW OWNERS have only owned Eureka…read morefor 90 days, as of 12-6-23. Curtis & Carol are the loveliest of people! The historic building is to die for, and Curtis is sooo informative as to the history! The breakfast today was so yummy, and served family style with elegant 19th century dining service. Last night we sat in the parlor with C&C as well the guests and munched on fresh homemade bread with butter with warming drinks all around. Very homey and welcoming! Jonesborough is such a charming town and the oldest in Tennessee. Can't wait to come back for a longer stay! Thank you Curtis & Carol , we wish you much much success in this new adventure.

The Wildberry lodge is like a classic Hallmark movie. Its a beautiful get away cabin in the…read moremountains with a warm genuine feeling. There are amazing mountain views with plenty of windows to capture the scenery. It is extremely clean and spacious with remarkable interior decorating. The Wildberry Lodge gives you the privacy of the mountains with the feel of an upscale hotel. The amenities include a hot tub with stunning views as well as the best basement man cave that includes a pool table, shuffle board, and unique amenities like an old school Scrabble board. The breakfast features fresh fruit, delicious eggs, potatoes, and a variety of juices. We are not the typical frustrated novelist who always post reviews. However, we had an amazing weekend and confident you will have a similar experience. ​

Can not describe our visit here! Everything was superb and everything we imagined it would be!…read more Ken and Glenda are the sweetest hosts I've ever met! During our trip to Asheville we wanted to experience the city but also have cabin time. Wildberry lodge provided us with the most relaxing and comfortable experience we could ever ask for. Wild berry is definitely a way to get out of the city and just enjoy the quietness of nature (without going too far of course!) The drive itself is around 25-30 mins from downtown Asheville - there are several ways to get here but the new foundland road was probably the best route. It's easy to stay in the cabin and go enjoy yourself in the city during the day or evening. Ken and Glenda were very hands off and so friendly - if you have questions on where to go or what to do they can accommodate everything! The main cabin has multiple rooms - gooseberry and some other room options. This is where you check in, get breakfast, game room, sit on the deck, coffee/cider bar and chit chat with other guests if your heart desires. The best part of our stay was Glenda's breakfasts! Her recipes were featured in an Asheville bed and breakfast recipe book! We signed up for a bfast time the day prior (anywhere from 8am-930am) and she is usually ready whenever we get there! Our first breakfast included - garden frittata, bacon, homemade English muffin, rosemary roasted potatoes and to finish it off - poached pear. Our second breakfast included pumpkin pecan pancakes, cranberry/apple chutney and sausages and ended it with a mixed berry cobbler. Everything was superb and very filling! We stayed in the honey moon suite to get the full cabin - on our own - experience and it was gorgeous! The bed is super comfy, everything was clean and up to date. It was almost like glamping! Only downside to our visit was the drive at night can be a bit scary if you are not use to driving on mountains. One of the first nights it was raining so it was slightly difficult coming back to the cabin from downtown Asheville. Just make sure you have a car and drive safely! After the initial drive you will get use to it and it should be easier' Other than that - this is a place worth splurging on and visiting!' Thanks Ken and Glenda!!

Bald Mountain House had hands down the best food of any bed & breakfast I've ever been to! Monika…read moreis an outstanding chef! The house is tucked up in the Blue Ridge Mountains, so the view from the porch is breathtaking. We also enjoyed hiking on the Appalachian Trail, which was easily accessible from the house. Our room was really a suite and was very comfortable. We hope to come back again.

Selfishly, I would rather not write this review and keep this gem a secret, but the proprietors…read moredeserve for the B&B community to know about this place! We arrived on Monday and departed Friday to continue our vacation. We checked into a more "highly regarded" and more expensive B&B today. Already, we see many things at Bald Mountain House we do not find here. First, Monica is an amazing hostess, incredible chef (most amazing breakfasts ever!), and cares for her guests so well! It is the most peaceful and tranquil place we have ever stayed. The king Tempur-pedic in the Blue Ridge Suite was like being in our own bed at home, except the only sounds we heard was the flowing steam and singing birds. The cool mountain are allowed us to keep the windows open our entire stay, even when we turned on the AC for a cool sleep at night. The place smelled so fresh and was very clean (perfect 100 sanitation rating). There were always drinks stocked in the fridge and coffee and cookies available in the dining room. The tap water was soft and tasted as good as any bottled water. We enjoyed the many comfy chairs on the huge covered porch as we watched golden finches, hummingbirds, and other beautiful birds feast at the many feeders while we looked at the vast mountain range above the flower planter boxes. We were able to do some hiking on the infamous Appalachian Trail, including breathtaking views atop Big Bald mountain. Monica provided a lot of helpful information when we asked, especially regarding dinner ideas. While the owners were on site and available 24/7, we appreciated that unlike other places we have been they did not immerse themselves into their guests space! We hope to return again in the future!

for city folks: Be prepared to be off the grid. It was so peaceful and quiet, all we heard were…read morethe cayotes and dogs "talking" to each other. We drove into W. Jefferson for a late lunch (Hotel Tavern) but just explored the huge property. Breakfast is in the main house - great french toast and strong coffee, good conversation. Hubby and I definitely enjoyed the time off to explore this relatively remote part of VA.

This has to be one of my favorite new places to stay in the mountains of VA. Scott & Loren's home…read moreis exquisitely kept and has something for everyone to appreciate. We planned this trip as our first anniversary weekend to get away from the chaos of everyday life and it was every bit of what we needed. Unlike other B&Bs, Scott and Loren's home offers a secluded and private setting where you can enjoy the grounds without having to tiptoe around other guests or wait for a good spot on the porch to open up. It offers a level of comfort and seclusion not easily found elsewhere. Their property is amazing with gardens throughout and a quietness you cannot find at other B&Bs. They are incredibly welcoming to their home and go out of their way to make you feel appreciated. While we were secluded from civilization, the home itself offered all of the amenities you could ever need. We especially enjoyed exploring the books on the shelves, sitting on the porch, looking at the many species of trees and plant life, and perhaps best of all Scott's French Toast breakfast. I cannot stress enough just how wonderful our stay was and how accommodating they were to our last-minute changes. We are deeply appreciative for their hospitality and every little touch they put in to make our stay a memorable one. We will definitely be back for future stays.

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.

I love staying at country inn & suites but this one was an Interesting 2 night stay. Upon entry you…read morecan tell the hotel is old and they've tried to remodel it a bit but ground level looks more like a motel with the doors to the outside. Front lobby and desk were nice but I got to my room and there was no remote for the tv. I called down and they told me they were all out of remotes. And the buttons didn't work on the tv itself so no tv for me. Also had a brief issue with lights before I realized I needed to have both light switches flipped on at the door for the rest of the unit to work. Shower was fine and comfortable bed so not all bad. Just never heard of a hotel not having remote controls. Breakfast provided was bare minimum and didn't look good so I passed.

Stayed and room 113 was balcony and they tried to say that when we checked out there was heavy…read moresmoke first of all who checks out and smokes in a hotel room. Anyway and nobody smoked in that room they ripped us off $250 that was my last dollar so be careful they don't rip you off as well cuz even when you don't smoke they're going to say this heavy smoking there