I left the following message via email and text as there was no attendant present and have never…read moreheard back. Management, Please know that we have chosen to depart early from the Cousin Sarah suite. While we appreciate historical sites and consider ourselves history buffs, this suite is unacceptable. I have attached a few photos of areas needing attention but the most notable was the bed. My husband and I could not stay another night on this mattress. It has no center support and we kept rolling towards the center all night. Additionally it is too soft. Perhaps firmness is of personal preference, however, it truly is past its useful life. It felt as if there was a piece of foam laid over the mattress in order to extend its life. In regard to the photos, a deep cleaning is in order, attention to detail as well as fresh paint and we would happily pay more in order to stay at such a North Carolina landmark. We appreciate your understanding and wish you and your business all the best.

Not staying at the inn but reserved table for 2 for Sunday Brunch. Celebrating 30th wedding…read moreanniversary. Website said listed $38 for adults and had many delicious sounding brunch items. Actual price was $45 and that was way overpriced for this brunch. Food was ok but only 2 choices for main course. All was breakfasty and no protein items. Would not recommend

My friend and I had a wonderful mountain retreat in Boone/Blowing Rock area. We wanted somewhere…read morethat was away from the hustle and bustle which is why we picked Little Pond Farm. This house was so beautiful and short distance to Boone, Blowing Rock, and Banner Elk. We both loved the atmosphere of this inn. It was very clean with very nice décor. We purchased the breakfast part and we had delicious breakfast multiple days. I had shirred eggs for the first time and it was probably one of my favorite breakfast I have ever had. The parfaits were also top notch and I been making them at home since! We also purchased the sauna session which was a nice to have after our days of walking and hiking. Recommend for anyone who is wanting to get away and enjoy a great relaxing vacation. I feel the inn would be perfect for a family reunion, bachelorette weekend, or group retreat since there are multiple rooms with really nice common areas.

The cutest place ever! My dad recently got married and had his reception here. Everything was so…read morebeautifully decorated, the owners went above and beyond to make this special, and the chef was amazing. If you're ever in the area- must check this place out! They do private dinners every night throughout the year.

It was our first time ever staying at a Bed & Breakfast and we started with one of the best. We…read morewere looking for a place to rest and relax on a trip to the area and this place fit the bill. We napped in the Garden Room one afternoon while listening to the sounds of the water garden through an open window, we enjoyed the cool breezes and the views off the back deck, we had a complimentary cup of herbal tea with honey each night before bed, and we slept like the dead on the comfortable, luxury sheets each night. The breakfasts were delicious, the views divine, the entire experience was top notch and I can't wait to go back! The hosts were helpful, friendly, and accessible. They know what they're doing and they make the place a nice little mountain oasis for their guests. Don't hesitate, just book it!

The Lazy Bear Lodge was everything we imagined a cozy bread and breakfast would be in the…read moremountains: spacious, clean, comfortable, great amenities and delicious breakfasts. The views from our room and the lodge were beautiful. The surrounding area is loaded with convenient stores and excellent restaurants. The hosts were attentive and friendly. We will definitely return. So happy we found this lodge for our stay.

Beautiful old in the center of town run by a lovely couple that couldn't be nicer and more…read morehelpful, highly recommend it!

Johnny Cash has a song, "I've been everywhere" and that is kind of my theme song! Sure there's…read morepeople who've traveled more than I have but nonetheless, I've seen the world. With that, my stay at The Perry House Bed and Breakfast shoots to the top of my list of memories! Make some tea--this will be long! I've never stayed at a BnB before. My daughter and I do an annual daddy/daughter trip and we tried this area before in a cabin rental. Fun, for sure but the Perry House took things to a different level. The moment you walk in, you're greeted by Robin and Mike and they're just so darn nice, I want them to be my North Carolina parents! Robin gave us the lay of the land and our rooms and it was time to settle in for 4 nights. The rooms are cozy and comfy with each having their own bathroom. The house itself is gorgeous, especially at Christmastime. There's a TV in the living room, kitchen in the back, and snacks around. You can explore the highlands, or just sit in your PJs watching TV or reading. Breakfast was served daily and did not disappoint! Sitting around family style with others was fantastic. Which, that is another fun aspect of a real BnB--we met 3 or 4 different couples and they were all the warmest people. Sharing stories, sharing our lives, sharing things to do--this is the real deal. I mentioned to my mom that this, at least the entrance, reminded me of Newhart, if you're old enough to remember. Our capstone was celebrating New Years 2023 with Robin, Mike, and the guests! It'll definitely be one for the memory book! The Perry House is mountain hospitality, Americana, beauty, and history all rolled into one. If you're visiting Banner Elk, you owe it to yourself to stay at least a night and make memories!

I had a nice stay here for a mini-getaway in April. The owners of the house are nice and made us…read morefeel very welcomed. We stayed in the carriage house in the Apple view room. It was nice to have the extra privacy but the room itself was dated. The property next door is was doing construction so we could hear it from the carriage house. If I stayed here again I would stay in the main house. Breakfasts were really delicious and the owners made different things each day. I really liked the homemade biscuits and German apple pancake the best. We also had yummy cookies and cake available when we wanted a snack. I liked the location on the river but for some people it maybe remote. Bonus I saw deer wandering the property.

Gracious hosts, beautiful home and accommodations, peaceful and gorgeous setting on the river. We…read morewere in heaven during our two night stay. Breakfasts were delicious.

I love the wines and the environment. Warm and friendly - great service. a very nice stop for us…read moreon a rainy day.

Ambiance and service was excellent. Their wines were very enjoyable. The Seyval Blanc was my…read morefavorite. We did not eat at this visit, but may return for food and wine. A beautiful setting!

From my first encounter calling for our reservation - Jacks was so hospitable and accommodating…read moreanswering all of my questions. On arrival 11/8 Hope and Sophie greeted us with an engaging tour of Lovill House Inn and it's history. My husband and I rented the on-site cabin with my sister and her spouse for 4 nights. The cabin was spacious and refreshingly clean and well appointed, including glass water bottles in bedrooms replenished as needed. We enjoyed the cabin's fireplace each evening. The breakfast offerings each morning were generous and delicious, presented beautifully. And that's an understatement. Shirred eggs, the best eggs I've ever eaten (recipes available). Any dietary requests were met quickly. The grounds are beautiful, with the newly renovated barn available for special occasions. A path to a nearby waterfall is on the grounds. The sustainable commitments made at he Lovill House Inn are impressive. This includes the solar panel installations with Tesla battery support; the no-plastics policy; commitment to healthful food options, with some flavourful ingredients grown on site. The staff managed so well by Allison (also and on-site chef) were thoughtful and knowledgeable providing a truly special experience for guests. I recommend Lovill House Inn as the finest in the area.

My husband and I enjoyed a quick trip to Boone and stayed the night at the Inn. It was wonderful…read moreand the hosts were so sweet and accommodating. We will definitely be back

We had an amazing stay at the Azalea Inn B&B. The staff was super nice, the room was great, and the…read morebreakfast was delicious. Connie was an amazing host for our stay. We were originally supposed to stay in the Azalea room, but moved to the White Crow suite to have some extra space. I was able to see the Azalea room and took some pictures of it for reference. The white crow suite is upstairs in the main house and is a large room with a big bathroom and massive walk in closet. There is a small table and 2 chairs in the room and that was very nice for us to have a place to work for one of the days during our stay. The fireplace was also really nice to have as well. The breakfast each morning was very good and I enjoyed being able to easily walk downstairs for some coffee/tea in the mornings. There is a refrigerator in the room and that was nice for us to be able to have morning mimosas. Out back there is a seating area and a small fire pit. It was nice to sit out there when the weather was warm enough during the day. The location of the B&B can't be beat. Everything in Banner Elk is within walking distance of the B&B. It was also nice that they give you a coupon for a free glass or flight of wine at the Banner Elk Winery. I would definitely stay here again if I were visiting the area.

I checked in with Wendy and she was welcoming and helpful and truly thought this review would get 5…read morestars. So what went wrong?? The fire alarm beeped every minute from 3:15 am until someone answered the phone around 7:30 am. If you know the noise it makes when the battery is low, it is loud and annoying and I would doze off and wake up startled! That wasn't the reason they get a 1 Star... it's because of Missy! Instead of apologizing to me about the terrible night I just had, she told me my Dog wasn't allowed in the Inn and that I owed $50 for having a dog in my room (I had already paid $265 for 1 night). I will never stay there again!

We had a very disappointing experience at Westglow. The photos online do not really represent how…read moreworn down the facilities are beginning to look. Although there were only a very few other customers/clients there, the staff seemed very stressed out and was not welcoming. There seemed to be a lot of communication issues between staff and management, and we observed a woman who seemed to be the owner openly yelling a small group in formalwear taking photos and also at the GM. It was extremely unprofessional. I'm very surprised at the lack of warmth and customer service, especially since there are so many other fantastic resorts, spas and venues in the area, like Chetola, Eseeola, and the Inn at Crestwood as competition. I have been to all of the others that I have listed, and had a significantly better experience at each.

Peaceful and Beautiful Stay…read more Our stay at Westglow Spa & Manor was relaxing and scenic. The spa has an incredible view, though it's starting to feel a bit dated -- the women's locker room could use updates, and the aromatherapy showers weren't producing any scent. My massage with Ted was excellent, but the food court fell short of "spa-quality." The Manor, however, was absolute perfection. Jennifer, our hostess, was the highlight of our stay -- warm, attentive, and genuinely caring. She made us feel completely at home and went above and beyond to ensure every detail was just right. Our room was beautifully updated, with a stunning view and the most comfortable bed. Westglow is a peaceful, welcoming retreat with exceptional hospitality. With a few spa and menu updates, it could easily be a five-star destination.

We spent a few days here and I would like to share my experience. My husband, myself, and 3 small…read morechildren stayed here. The cabin was very small but we managed. The first attempt at using the shower was shocking. It was too small for even my 8 year old! We tried to keep busy and spent very little time in the cabin, we basically just slept here. We left on Tuesday 11/22 and today we received an email stating they were charging us $257 in damages. I'm including costs. - $49 charge for dirty towels (they said they are stained) however, they are pictured on the cabin floor and weren't washed. - $49 to replace a broken curtain rod (nothing was broken, it looks like a ring slid off the end). - $159 for a snagged rug runner - that was Walmart quality, not wort $159. - $35 charge for trash removal - there were no instructions on what to do with trash so I took the two trash bags and put them on the front porch for easy removal. They said we broke a fishing pole but it was a cheap fishing pole that I purchased, used, and then discarded of because we didn't want to bring it home. This does not seem fair at all! We are in shock that a business would operate like this! This is not $257 worth of damage, this is robbery!

This place lies about what you book. BEWARE. They will give you a cabin you did not book. There is…read moreone on a hill 200 feet up. You have to walk the whole time on gravel. No help with bags. Didn't disclose this before we came. We left a day earlier, because of injury due to misinformation given. Lied knowing we would have to stay, no hotel available unless we went back to Charlotte NC.