Beautiful home, great location, friendly owners, fabulous breakfasts, comfy beds. Felt like home,…read moreonly better! Oh, and reasonably priced, too!

Suzanne and Bill were wonderful hosts and we enjoyed a lot in their quaint little B&B which they…read morehave been operating since 1986! The B&B has a unique charm which you do not see these days. They talked to us about Bill's days back in India during the 1950's and even showed us pictures! They gave us a recommendation of a local farm to table themed restaurant "Knife and Fork" for our dinner and I would highly recommend anyone visiting the area to give it a try. Suzanne made us comfortable in all respects and even cooked us an excellent breakfast before we left. We were really grateful of her to accommodate our Vegetarian diet for the breakfast. I would highly recommend this place to any one looking to experience a charming/quaint B&B experience.

My wife and I spent two weeks here, the breakfasts are incredible, Sue and Bill are wonderful…read morepeople. I highly recommend and I mean highly recommend this lodging accommodation if you were staying at Pinland for class.

My husband and I were on our way to Savannah on a motorcycle trip and this was our rest stop. I was…read moretaken back on how BEAUTIFUL this place was. The owner and staff were so courteous and welcoming!! The restaurant had great food and the hotel was super clean!! After a long day of riding, the bed was EVERYTHING....sooooooo comfortable. This place exceeded our expectations!! The best part for us was the view. Pictures do no justice. Would definitely stay again!!! Juan & Vanessa

Good food, friendly staff. They're even open on a Sunday night; apparently a rarity in Spruce…read morePine, NC! Would eat there again! L~

We eloped this past weekend in NC and our parents stayed at the inn. The place and staff were…read moreincredible. This small inn gives me hope that kind, genuine people are still out there. The rooms were clean and quant, our parents enjoyed their stay. The owner Melanie is easy to talk to and accommodating for all your needs, they even let us have a small dinner after our elopement (we were late due to car trouble and the staff stayed later to make it happen). We can't wait to return and are so very grateful for this place.

This was our first time on the Blue Ridge Parkway and staying in the area, and we stayed here and…read moreit was great! Nice setup, great room with a patio overlooking a stream, delicious breakfast! The hosts were friendly and happy to share tips on what to see and where to dine. Highly recommend this place and would stay again!

We have enjoyed several great stays at the Celo Inn in the past few years. The Cottage became our…read morecovid getaway for social distancing and visiting family. Nestled in a valley next to a small river in western North Carolina, it is close to the Blue Ridge Parkway, Mt. Mitchell and the workshops of local craftspeople, with plenty of hiking and nearby waterfalls. Warm and inviting, the new Innkeepers have done a welcome refresh with new linens & amenities along with a delicious new breakfast menu. This is a special quiet place - no televisions or phones - for reflection and relaxation. We highly recommend it for travelers looking for less clutter and distraction.

We stayed here in late September. We were greeted by Nancy and a sweet big orange cat who escorted…read moreus to our room. The separate, private cottage is so charming! The decor is simple and vintage. The cottage hasn't been updated much and smells a bit musky, so beware if you have allergies. The weather was unseasonably warm for September, but the nights were chilly in the 50s. We slept with the windows open and we could hear the South Toe River to the left of the cottage. So peaceful. Sweet wildflowers all around and the gardens were gorgeous. The breakfast was also a hit! Be sure to sign the book each night if you want breakfast. I made the mistake of forgetting to sign up one night and we were out of luck for breakfast. They make the granola from scratch and they bake the bread. We hope to return for a fishing trip.

We had a lovely, 2-night stay at the lodge. Let me tell you... there's nothing quite like sleeping…read moreupstairs from a brewery when you're a beer fan. The family that runs the lodge are some of the nicest we've ever met. We so appreciated the above and beyond hospitality like keeping the kitchen open late for us as we rushed back from an App State game that went into triple over time, cooked to order breakfast each morning and beer flowing long after closing time! We were big fans of Blind Squirrel Brewing before and now we're happy to call ourselves fans of the lodge and restaurant. One note... We stayed in the River Room and while it was comfortable, clean and welcoming, it's on the side of the building, so the street light shines right into the windows. I had a little trouble sleeping because the room was so illuminated. My boyfriend, however, slept like a log. So, it may not bother everyone. ;)

We just spent a weekend with the Young family. It was our 10th visit. The B&B is simple but clean…read moreand comfortable. Food is great! The Blind Squirrel Brewery is very good. Really like their IPA. Will's breakfast was incredible! French Toast from freshly baked bread, a Greek omelet and fresh fruit. Day two included grits with potatoes - an amazing combination. If you want to relax and be treated like family, this is the place! We'll be back in the spring. !

I really enjoyed my recent stay at Gable Haus in Helen's Haven cabin. Diane and Mike are wonderful…read morehosts! The cottage was rustic, comfy, and cozy with everything I could need. The kitchen is quaint, but well equipped if you like to do your own cooking. They thoughtfully provided coffee, tea, sweeteners, almond milk, yummy muffins, and chips to tide me over. The king bed is very comfortable, plenty of blankets and heaters to keep it warm. The bathroom has lots of towels and was well supplied too. The house is located in a quiet neighborhood. It was lovely to walk along the road to the nearby stream, enjoying the autumn foliage. There is a great country store just up the block with crafts, a bar, a cafe, and live music on the weekends- a fun, family friendly place to sit outside without having to drive! I also enjoyed visiting nearby Grandfather Mountain, the Linville Falls Winery, and Mountain Grounds Coffee shop. The Biltmore Estate (a two hour drive away) was also a worthwhile day trip.

Norma and Eric are better hosts than you could ever ask for! The hospitality and genuine kindness…read moreof them both is what will bring us back for sure. Breakfast every morning was delicious and fresh. We stayed in the Cherokee Rose room, which is in the main house. It was impeccably decorated and comfortable. There were drinks and snacks provided in the room. The only downfall is that we both like to sleep in and it's right outside the communal breakfast spot. Although, thanks to that we woke up every morning on time to eat the yummy food and get our day started. Also, due to the age of the place the water was brown in the tub, so we were unable to use it. Regardless of these few things, we'll be back and it's definitely worth 5 stars!

Blast from the past. Analog keys. Tube TVs & Phones as big as cash registers…read more Our room had a killer 50's pink bathroom and earthen 70s wallpaper & wood paneling. Very clean. Don't change a thing and run by the sweetest lady who was going out of her way to find a biker a room nearby when they were full.

#HurricaneHelene. God Bless Pops and the Pixie Inn! We had been on the road 8hrs trying to find a…read moreway home to Charlotte after evacuating Asheville. No room left at the Inn and no power, but pops was so kind to let us use the facilities and share pillows and blankets and feel safe sleeping in the truck in the parking lot overnight. Just the respite we needed to make it home the following day. We will be back! Love to all those who showed kindness in the face of this catastrophe!

I can't begin to list all the unfortunate things about this place…read more The owner/manager is a not-yet-acclimated fellow from the Middle East --not that there's anything inherently wrong with that-- and apparently not an especially bright man either. His English is poor; made doubly difficult by his recalcitrance. When I first called to make a reservation, I gave him the usual info, and then he said: "But I need "a Jeep." WTF? "Why do you need a Jeep?" After 3 mins of confusion, it turns out he was trying to saying "Zip" as in "Zip Code!" Not to rave forever, but this fellow was gifted in his obnoxiousness. He absolutely doesn't listen, he's not a "people person" and he's instantly argumentative. Not a good look for somebody in the hospitality business. (On the three occasions I spoke with him --and was constantly interrupted-- at the end of each I thought: "OK, you win for now. You've had YOUR say. I'll have mine in the clear, objective atmosphere of TripAdvisor.") I have to note that several reviews compliment that the "Owners are nice people." Must be the wife they dealt with. In the future he may want to let the wife speak until he can afford a charisma transplant. No one was there when I arrived in the middle of the day and the Construction crew had to give me my key. The rooms are recently renovated but nevertheless trashy and malfunctioning. e.g: Hot water took 22 min to begin in my first room, and it didn't work in second room. (I got a new room cause the walls are paper thin and the constantly barking dog in next room was unacceptable.) THE PLACE REEKED OF "Fabuloso" !!! The stench still lingered when I got home 3 days later and I had to wash air out all of my bags, laundry and everything. If you have the inclination, go to Google Reviews for photos, more details, etc. I cannot recommend that you stay here.