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Just a nice hotel,convenient location.At first I thought the location with a shopping center was weird but it turned out really nice to have a CVS and post office right there.
New, clean, quiet
Everything! Had never been there before and thought this hotel was the best for the money.l Staff was in attendance during a free wonderful breakfast and made sure countertops were clean and food was refilled.
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Appearance and staff.
The staff are locals, which gave this a home feel.
Many amenities incl. pool, bar, restaurant, fitness center, activities
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Great Staff Very Clean
Great staff, breakfast was delicious
Nice & clean.…
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Nice clean room
I was extremely impressed with the quality of Room and interior for the price and 2.5 star rating. The exterior pictures made this hotel look iffy. I really feel lucky to have chosen this hotel.
Absolutely nothing.
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scrupulously clean, very friendly staff
Friendly atmosphere, clean and comfy rooms and beds.
The breakfast was phenomenal!
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Very updated & nice.?
The size of the shower/bathroom were nice, updated decor, quick trip to downtown Asheville, comfy desk chair and work station space. Glad that Asheville had a curfew from 11p-6a due to hurricane Helene edfects to cut down on street noise out front.
The place and how convenient it was to everything
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The room was big and quite big. Comfortable, we also loved the big shower as we are big people.
Location near Biltmore and downtown
The staff and convenience to downtown Asheville
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We had a great room and everything was super clean. The location was ideal for exploring Asheville. The complimentary glass of sparkling wine at check in and local popcorn at check out were nice touches!
The cleanliness, the service and the room
Location was great.
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The location is great, there are restaurants nearby.
Location to major roads, shopping & large array of eateries
Close to where we were visiting and priced well.
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Just a general sense that care was given to offer the best possible experience.
Very friendly staff, very clean, excellent breakfast
Close to Biltmore Estate Breakfast very good and the breakfast attendant was friendly and professional
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Breakfast was good.
Very comfortable bed, friendly staff
Very comfy beds
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The staff was fairly accommodating. They couldn't provide much about the area for thing to do.
Cleanliness, staff, room, fitness room, breakfast.
Cleanliness and prompt, outstanding service with front desk staff
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The bed was comfortable
The lovely young staff member at the front desk. I wish I?d gotten their name but they were fantastic. They used A cane &!helped fixed all my reserv. issues. Did their best to get the owner/manager?! To understand the issue I was having. Was Gr8 at job
The bed was comfortable
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Cleanliness. Good staff attitude. Good location.
Room conmforr
Pools and breakfast
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Very clean everything seemed new.
Clean, staff
The staff was very professional and kind. The room was great.
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Room was clean (even the tub!) , staff was overly welcoming. Breakfast had a wide variety. Pet friendly.
Staff was friendly and helpful. Quiet. Convenient.
The room was clean and spacious
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The room was great
Proximity to downtown. Price point. Friendly staff.
Clean and quiet
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It was a tie between the staff (customer service), location in proximity to my destination, and the overall room.
It?s quit for the most part and staff is awsome
The room was very clean & the staff were all very friendly & professional. I would stay here again.
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The breakfast is outstanding. The gentleman that checked me in is also the cook. He does an awesome job!!!
Everything
Everything
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very clean location to biltmore excellent parking was plentiful
The location and the room size were great!
Location, although outside the city of Asheville itself, everything was close. large lobby area with a nice ambience
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Nothing fancy but Great location for a reasonable price
It was convenient to downtown Asheville - everything was within walking distance. The room was large, quiet, and comfortable. The breakfast buffet was delicious.
Location was good, efficient access to the highways and to walkable downtown.
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The room was super cozy. A 3-minute walk from Thomas Wolfe Theater, which is where we saw Aaron Lewis. The staff were excellent and very accommodating. Dogs being allowed was a big plus!
Clean and very friendly staff..Hotel employee gets an A plus
Convenient location. Nice rooms and view. Helpful staff.
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Clean and updated
I loved that everything was geared towards a ¿green¿ and healthy approach. The accomodations were luxurious and extremely clean.
I love how clean the room and entire premises was! Everyone I encountered at the front desk and throughout the hotel were very friendly and helpful. Location was convenient and amenities were very nice.
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Clean and safe.
Rooms were fresh and clean.
The front desk staff.  He was very happy on Christmas day.
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It was clean, and people were friendly.
The cleanliness and the large refrigerator.
Full sized fridge with freezer
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The location, history and the amazing spa. Great customer service. I received two emails from the hotel management after I checked out to make sure my stay was satisfactory. That shows me they care about their guests
Location, fireplace, rocking chairs
Atmosphere
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The restaurant. The food is excellent.
Location-very close to the Blue Ridge Parkway and Asheville.
It was very clean, organized and it felt very peaceful
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Clean, with nice rooms
Filtered water station for reusable water bottle is terrific. Love the environmental benefit.
Clean big room
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Breakfast and manager?s reception
It's new, clean, nicely appointed/decorated, staff was attentive, hotel has easy access to Downtown Asheville, complimentary cocktail hour, and very good breakfast buffet with made-to-order eggs available.
The staff was overwhelmingly attentive and friendly. Especially the breakfast staff!
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Very unique, eclectic. Urban, industrial sheik if there is such a thing !
Roof top bar
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Where to stay in Asheville
Learn about the top neighbourhoods of Asheville
Home to downtown Asheville and its unique shops and galleries, exciting restaurant scene and great museums, this area is also a few minutes south of the University of North Carolina at Asheville campus. Find inspiration at the world-class Asheville Art Museum, tucked amid eateries and shops at Pack Square (the symbolic center of Asheville); take in an independent film at Fine Arts Theatre; or marvel at downtown's mix of Art Deco, Beaux Arts and Neoclassical architecture, which serves as a fantastic backdrop to this energetic area.
Conveniently located along I-240 and the commercial Tunnel Road just east of downtown Asheville, this area puts visitors within easy reach of shopping, dining and entertainment. Take a short drive to Historic Biltmore Village, the Biltmore Estate or Blue Ridge Mountains recreation, all within minutes of this extremely accessible area. Visitors can also indulge in some retail therapy at the Asheville Mall, western North Carolinas largest shopping center.
This well-regarded area is home to the exciting, tree-lined Historic Biltmore Village, a fantastic blend of old world charm and a modern entertainment hub. Created as a counterpart to the Biltmore Estate intended to support the estate workers, Biltmore Village has evolved into a contemporary shopping, lodging and dining destination, as well as a fantastic place for a night out. Downtown Asheville is about three miles north.
Price by Week Day
Prices peak around $158 on Friday.
In Asheville, hotel prices start the week at just over $100 on Monday, gradually increasing to around $130 by Thursday. Prices peak at about $158 on Friday, before dropping to around $140 on Saturday and just over $100 on Sunday.
Price by Month
Lowest in January at just over $100.
In Asheville, hotel prices fluctuate throughout the year, with January being the lowest month at just over $100 and September marking the highest, around $250–$300. Other months generally range between $130 to $250.
How far in advance should I book?
Same-day bookings in Asheville can be around $100–$150.
In Asheville, as the check-in date approaches, hotel prices generally increase due to lower availability, especially for higher-quality accommodations, which are often fully booked three weeks prior. Lower-tier hotels may reduce prices last minute, potentially making same-day bookings more appealing at around $100–$150 compared to advance bookings.
Price by Hotel Class
The most popular hotel category in Asheville is 2*, priced at just over $100.
In Asheville, the distribution of hotels shows a clear trend where prices generally rise with star ratings. The most popular category is 2*, priced at just over $100. The difference in pricing between adjacent levels, such as 2* and 3*, indicates a notable increase to around $160, suggesting incremental shifts in quality and amenities.
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Top Tips
- Book Asheville hotels 30 to 90 days in advance for peak fall foliage (mid-October) and Biltmore Christmas (late November to December) to secure the best rates and availability. Check if hotels offer packages such as Biltmore tickets or seasonal breakfast promos when booking directly.
- Expect downtown Asheville hotel parking to cost $20 to $35 USD per night. Free street parking is limited and time-restricted, so confirm if your hotel includes free parking or ask about electric vehicle charging options.
- Staying in Biltmore Village reduces your drive time to the Biltmore Estate by 6 to 12 minutes compared to central downtown hotels. Explore Biltmore Village's local shops, cafes, and galleries for additional dining and art options within walking distance.
- Rooms facing Biltmore Avenue or the Orange Peel can be noisy on weekend nights due to live music until 11 PM to 1 AM. Request an interior or higher-floor room and check if complimentary earplugs or white-noise machines are available for quieter stays.
- Many historic B&Bs and inns in Montford and downtown have stairs and few step-free rooms. Request a ground-floor or elevator-served room when booking if accessibility is needed, and review the hotel's accessibility details on their website or booking platform.
- Typical pet fees in Asheville range from $25 to $50 USD per night. Confirm your hotel's breed or weight restrictions and ask about dog-walking areas or pet welcome amenities like beds or bowls.
- Asheville Regional Airport (AVL) is about 9 to 12 miles and a 15 to 20 minute drive from downtown. For smooth arrival, budget for rideshare waits on event weekends or ask if your hotel offers airport shuttle or preferred local transportation options.
- Asheville's municipal tap water is potable, so bring a reusable bottle for hikes since remote trailheads rarely have refill points. Some hotels provide filtered water refill stations or complimentary water bottles for guests.
- Public transit hours in Asheville are limited, especially late evening. Plan for rideshare or rental car access if visiting the Blue Ridge Parkway or River Arts District, and ask if your hotel arranges evening shuttles or can provide discount codes for local rideshare services.
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