We tried to check in early but they didn't have a room but Michael offered to call us as soon as it…read morewas ready. 30 mins later Michael called and said our room was ready. This is a really great property with clean well maintained rooms, nice pool with even better employees. Breakfast was great every day and we even extended an extra day because we loved the hotel and area. Emily was also awesome giving us some great advice on local attractions that we loved. 5/5 recommend this hotel.

Great customer service! I was a walk in and arrived when the internet was down. After trying…read moreseveral ways to get it back online William ( the night audit) called his manager. The solutions were likely going to take 20-30 minutes so he suggested I try another hotel -- saying it was probable that I would be checked in to a room before his system came back up. Even gave me the address ! He was professional, communicated each step he was taking to resolve the problem and apologetic.

We stayed at The Pines Cottages. We were in Cabin #1. It was built in the 1920's. It was so quaint…read moreand cute! It has a fireplace too! The cabin is big enough for 2 people. There is a little kitchen stocked with cookware and dishes. We loved making coffee in the morning. It is pet friendly. It was such a wonderful experience. I was looking for something unique since we were celebrating our 29th wedding anniversary. Rebecca made our stay very special. She brought us a card, flowers and a bottle of Biltmore Estate wine. That was so sweet of her. We got to meet Hugo! What a sweet and gentle kitty. I highly recommend this place if you are looking for an amazing, cozy little cabin.

I loved these cottages. The service is amazing, and they have great protocols during COVID. The…read moreoffice is small so they only let one person in at a time. The put your keys outside the door in an envelope with Information so that you don't have to wait. The office is open for short hours, but they are available by phone anytime. I stayed at the Pines for 5 days. It's a great location. Very close to downtown Asheville, not far from The Biltmore or the Blueridge PKWY. Very convenient. There are cute shops, a park and lake near by. My first night there I stayed at cottage #14. It is right next to the highway. If you need quiet to sleep do not stay in this cabin. It's cute but not quiet. They were willing to move me to a cottage that was in the center. I spent the rest of my week in cottage 15. It was really a nice upgrade. It was much larger and has a patio in the back. Very cute. A nice large full kitchen and plenty of beds. Perfect for a large family. It was comfortable and quiet. There is free WiFi in all of the cottages and cable tv. It's great to spend tome with friends, a girls weekend or family. They are not very modern but cozy. Very clean. I would stay here again. There is also a fire place and they give you wood.

Clean, lovely and historical. All the things I love in a place to stay. Highly recommend…read more Attentive help and service if needed.

We arrived a little early for checkin so we ran and grabbed a bite. The cleaning lady contacted the…read morenice woman who worked the check in who called us and said we could come back anytime we were ready. So, great customer service wich was friendly as well. The property was quaint with plenty of parking. This was a fun little property close to everything! Inside we had a full kitchen, plenty of heat options because for this Florida girl it was cold as an icicle hanging off of Jack Frosts nose. Plenty of comfy fluffy pillows (I love a ton of pillows) and blankets. In winter bring slippers (floors stay cold...duh! Lol). It was too cold to sit outside on the cute porch. I would come back again. Are there fancier places close by, yes, but I would come back here again. If you are expecting one of those "fancy log cabins in the mountains that you see for $100's/night" this is not that. It was just as advertised and was on a main road leading to downtown.

We so enjoyed our visit. Accommodations are so fresh and inviting. Delicious cookies from the Well…read moreBred Bakery provided a perfect welcome! We will definitely stay again on our next visit to Weaverville.

We stayed at the Inn on Main for two glorious weeks in August. Not only was the house fully stocked…read morewith everything needed for vacation, it was fortified with more than one requires for a rather wonderful stay in a great local community. The house sits on Main Street, within walking distance to 5 restaurants and Weaverville's downtown. The grounds are manicured to perfection and the rental staff are quick to respond to any need. The kitchen enabled us to cook gourmet dinners, with every tool a good chef needs. The house is stocked with quality linens, towels and bedding one may expect at a 5 star hotel. Soaps, shampoos and cleaning products keep one asking "is there anything they don't provide?" This house, with its 4 bedrooms and adjoining 4 bedroom units, would be the perfect site for family reunions or wedding parties. I've rented lots of homes- this one is the most memorable for its exceptional quality, expensive appliances, decorative touch and fully stocked kitchen and baths.

From the moment we stepped foot onto the sprawling porch of this stately manor, where we were…read morewelcomed with ice cold beverages, we knew our experience at Reynolds Mansion would be one for the books. Paul and Mirlin have taken hospitality to a whole new level. The home is immaculately kept, beautifully decorated and the fragrance of deep, rich warm wood and sweet earthy smoke wafting through the entryway, delight the senses. Each room is unique and well appointed. We stayed in Claudette, where we enjoyed a comfortable king canopy, a private bath with luxurious towels a beautiful overlook of the property and if I fail to mention the automatic espresso machine, I will be doing a disservice. Honestly, it made a very good cup that I enjoyed immensely. The property is gorgeous, the gardens lovely with plentiful cozy seating on the deep set porch stretching the perimeter of the home, providing optimal viewing for an evening firefly show. While Paul modestly described the four course gourmet breakfast as, "just breakfast", I assure you, it was not! I'm including pictures of one morning's fare. We were treated to what I can only describe as masterful culinary experiences. Each served on fine china, crystal and silver. We felt like royalty and were treated as such! As if all of this were not enough, Paul and Mirlin themselves, were the highlight of our stay. We may have arrived as guests, but I feel we left as friends. We cannot wait for our next opportunity to return.

Paul and Mirlin were absolutely amazing hosts! From the impeccable grounds and gardens, to the…read moredetail and beauty of the house inside, to the delicious 4 course breakfast served daily, you CANNOT go wrong with this place. It's in a great and quiet location as well away from the hustle and bustle of downtown but still within easy driving distance of downtown, breweries, hiking tours, etc. We stayed 4 nights and had an amazing time. 10/10 if you're looking for a charming and relaxing stay in Asheville.

TERRIBLE!!! Cockroaches coming out of the bathtub drain . The clerk was surprised they'd "made it…read moredown that far" acknowledging that the end unit had a cockroach infestation. St the same time we went to the desk to tell them what we'd found there was another guest in there telling of a similar problem in his room. His son was screaming because of a huge spider in their room. The clerk turned to retrieve a can of roach spray to go spray the rooms. We chose to throw our luggage back in the car and NOT sleep in that place!! The manager refused a refund when we told him we were leaving. He said we must have brought them in with us! Even though another guest had a bug infestation problem too. Even though the desk clerk had a can of roach spray readily available. Even though we never even pulled the covers back on the beds. Absolutely DO NOT recommend this place

Truly a great hotel for the price point. I would strongly recommend staying here. In addition to…read moreclean rooms, the hotel is convenient to several restaurants.

We had a family reunion 10 people 10-80 years old, 3 generations, 4 households for a two night…read morestay on the Friday and Saturday after Thanksgiving and everyone had a wonderful time with not a single complaint. Daniel and Erica anticipated our every need and want. We got to see the Danish Troll exhibit at the NC Aboretum and followed our hosts' advice to go on to Arden and eat at 12 Bones bbq. Next time we stay there we'll hike the trails either at Amaris Farms or in the Pisgah National Forest. Daniel says he can cook a hearty stew or soup for us upon request and just add it to our bill. They have a good selection of enjoyable wines and beers which we enjoyed with our Wendy's takeout order, but Daniel and prepared two wonderful breakfasts for us. I'd never had a Swiss omelet before, but it's a jelly-roll version of a quiche, a feast for the eyes as well as the stomach. If you want an elaborate five course dinner, he can call in a a friend who's a private chef. Our stay there was the perfect blend of activity and peace. To top it off, my teenage grandson and I played checkers with the set we found in the upstairs lounge, and I won

From the owner: Nestled in the rolling hills of Weaverville, just 15 minutes north of Asheville, the Inn at Amaris…read moreFarms offers a peaceful escape in a modern farmhouse setting for you to unwind and reconnect with nature. Step into tranquility, where you are met by our attentive staff, ready to whisk you up to one of our six meticulously designed rooms. Sink into the comfort of luxurious beds adorned with soft linens, ensuring a peaceful night's sleep after a day of adventure. Wake up to panoramic views of the Appalachian mountains and enjoy a warming cup of our house-blend coffee. Indulge in a delightful farm-to-table breakfast, where fresh, locally sourced ingredients take center stage, highlighting the flavors of the season. The Inn at Amaris Farms is a haven of peace and timeless charm. With its captivating surroundings, inviting accommodations, attentive hospitality, and delectable farm-to-table breakfast, this inn offers a sanctuary for relaxation and rejuvenation. Whether you're seeking a romantic getaway or a serene solo retreat, the Inn at Amaris Farms guarantees an unforgettable experience filled with cherished memories that will stay with you long after your stay.

We rented house in Mills River and everything was wonderful. Drive up to the property and greeted…read moreby deer. Such a peaceful spot. The house had everything needed for comfortable and relaxing stay.

They offer an easy rental experience when you are renting a vacation home however they only post…read morethe positive reviews so you are not getting an accurate "view" of the house. I've stayed in many of their properties and have left a wide range of reviews and only the best , 5 star reviews get published publicly which is not a good way for the customer to know what they are getting. This has happened now twice with Greybeard where the house had 5 star reviews but was not a 5 star home. They are nice to deal with and the homes are cleaned well. They just need to be transparent about the houses.

I'm not sure why this hotel doesn't have a listing yet, but it might be because it's a new hotel…read more It feels new to me anyway. Everything is very modern and has a very clearly branded experience. The mattresses are new and feel good. They have those extra large pillows that a lot of hotels use now, which were actually pretty nice. They do have all the soap and shampoo and stuff in dispensers on the wall, which isn't as easy it's just a nice little bottle, especially if the dispensers aren't all working equally well, but it's probably better for the environment in the long run so it makes sense. I gave an extra star here because I did find the staff to be exceptionally pleasant and the breakfast service was lovely and on time and smelled good and well presented and clean. They also managed not to have a blaring TV on which was perhaps the best part of the early breakfast. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

I thoroughly enjoyed my experience here. From the moment we arrived until the moment we left we…read morefelt completely taken care of. The staff was phenomenal in every aspect from resetting our fireplace each day (and even lighting a fire for us outside) as we sat on the beautiful communal terrace overlooking the mountains during the first snowfall to making us tea whenever we came into the communal areas. I have never felt more restored, and the food while limited because we did the full Panchakarma detox, was lovingly prepared in a beautiful setting. The people that work here really care about the guests and all the details to make it a memorable experience. The therapists were all top notch and I felt we had the perfect blend of yoga and a few activities in between treatments and loved the encouragement to listen to our bodies and take rest to heal. I left feeling restored and prepared with staff support via calls and texts when I got home to continue the detox. I look forward to returning.

From the owner: Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains just 15 minutes from Asheville, SoHum Mountain Healing Resort…read moreis North Carolina’s premier Ayurvedic retreat—a sanctuary where nature and ancient wisdom unite to restore harmony to body, mind, and spirit. Rooted in the teachings of Ayurveda and Yoga, SoHum offers personalized Panchakarma retreats, rejuvenating therapies, and healing spa experiences at the Day Spa at SoHum. Enveloped in warmth and care, each guest room is a haven of peace, featuring private balconies, wood-burning fireplaces, and soaking tubs with mountain views. Surrounded by 100 acres of forest and natural springs, SoHum invites you to slow down, reconnect, and awaken to your inner balance. Come experience deep healing at this serene Ayurvedic spa retreat near Asheville, NC.