Quality Inn West is a very budget hotel - but a clean and functional one for a short stay where you…read moredon't plan on staying around the hotel room for very long. It's functional, but it's not particularly amazing either. It's safe-enough for the price point. NOTES: Quality Inn is effectively four buildings: two "hotel" buildings with two floors, a housekeeping building, and the front desk and breakfast building. This allows you to park pretty close to the room you're going to be staying in. It also means that bugs get into the room pretty quickly if you aren't careful too. PROS: -Room was clean when we got there. Very basic room, but it worked okay. Air conditioning cooled down the room really really quickly. -Bed was surprisingly comfortable too. We woke up feeling really refreshed. Pillows could be firmer, but isn't that every hotel room? -Hotel room has a ridiculously-large working refrigerator and a microwave as well. Bedside tables had outlets on top of the bedside tables. The carpeting and woodwork are obviously dated, but it looks like they've updated on the tech and the furniture and the bedding relatively recently. CONS: -Very, very small bathroom. As-in, you can't even pee on the toilet with an open bathroom door while sitting because the open door takes up more than half of the space in front of the toilet and brushes the toilet frame every time you open or close it. It's a very tight bathroom squeeze, and I'm glad we were staying the one night. It's just too tight for me. If you have mobility issues or are particularly large or tall, I'd seriously ask for handicapped rooms (if they have them) or just avoid staying here -Free morning breakfast doesn't have a ton of healthier grab-and-go options. They had some make-your-own waffles, cereal, breads, donuts, and muffins. I think some yogurt cups and the standard beverages too. Not a huge free breakfast, but it'll function if you just need some food. -Like others have mentioned, the town of Canton has a huge (and seriously smelly) paper mill in town. Luckily, the hotel rooms actually seem to keep that out of the room *really* well. We were safe in our sanctuary. You can definitely smell it outside, though. It gets worse the closer you get to the mill, but the hotel is decently far away.

2nd floor room, no elevator. No ice or vending on the floor…read moreUnderstand it was the most popular fall weekend but $300/night as rate and fees. Bathroom so small you have to step all the way in to close the door Check-in was polite. Person next to me got a different and higher rate quoted

I lost my bio-dad the other week and I needed a place to clear my mind that would also let me work…read moreand this affordable place fit the bill. The house was built in the 1880s; it has charm you won't get at a hotel, but a home like this is constantly being worked on and maintained, so i'm cutting it some slack for things that are being worked on. The staff have all been polite, and the breakfast great. I try not to stay on my phone but I wish I had a picture it was s potatoes and onion skillet with cheese and quail eggs on top. Delicious and well presented. I've really appreciated the space they provide. They are around but some BnB's you feel that you are imposing on their home. I never felt that way here. The property is beautiful with tall trees and the pleasure of watching the fireflies come out at night. They have quails, chickens and goats. Not really setup to interact with but you can visit on walks.

Orange water you have to shower in. Breakfast is always cold . Kitchen is filty. Dirty linens on…read morebed where cleaning person just made up the bed from prior guests. For the new guest to sleep.

We don't sleep well either night. First night my pillow smelled like a dog so I couldn't sleep and…read morehad to keep covers off me due to this. Told front desk, got new covers apparently and they had a blood stain on it and the nasty pillow was never exchanged etc and remained on the armoire until we left. Night two, after getting "clean linens" a bug crawled on hubs side of the bed and we didn't sleep that night either....needless to say we won't be back and the front desk was made aware and the manager had emailed and apologized....damage is already done.

This is a cute little hotel in the NC mountains. Everything…read moreis clean and looks freshly painted. Friendly staff and excellent customer service. I left my wallet in the room and the staff called us almost immediately. 5 Stars!

Whether Unplugging to Step Back in History or Unwinding with Today's Comforts the Yellow House…read moreoffers the Best of both Worlds The Yellow House, built in 1885 (older than the Biltmore House) and its owners Josh and Chad maintain its charm and expose its rich history while running their Bed and Breakfast. Josh and Chad have done their homework sharing stories of the Yellow House's past by digging up photos from yester-year displayed around the property. And for my son (under 10 years old) they offer lightning-fast WiFi internet and TVs as I sit back in a rocking chair to soak up the surroundings which include multiple ponds, a stream, outstanding persevered woodwork, and imagination the activities which took place in the house when it was used to smuggle booze (make sure to ask to see the Yellow House's secret door). And if the kids really great bored, they can go Gnome hunting and maybe catch a glimpse of nature in the process. Thank You Josh and Chad for making us feel welcome and for your OUTSTANDING customer service offered to our Family. We loved staying over to enjoy all the comforts you had to offer which include your wonderful Breakfasts (our son loved the special ordered Chocolate Chip Pancakes and Peanut Butter Pancakes).

The Yellow House B&B is a hidden gem in Waynesville, NC! It's lovely and the accomodations are…read morebeautiful, cozy, and perfect for a good nights sleep! Oh and breakfast--a yummy start to your day! it was delicious! The owners and staff have done a wonderful job to make sure you have everything you need for a comfortable and delightful stay! A must stay while in the area!!! We'll definitely be back!!!

Staff very friendly and accommodating. Cruxton, jonna, Caitlyn food and beverage associates were /…read moreare wonderful. Treehouses quiet and clean. A must return designation.

From the owner: Springdale Resort is a public golf course situated in the rolling hills of Cruso North Carolina…read more Our 18-hole championship-level course is perfect for individuals, group golfers, and families looking for a course to call home. Our lush grounds, top-tier dining, cozy lodging, and welcoming staff create an unforgettable NC mountain golf experience.

I'd give "NO stars" if possible. The pool was out of commission, the room smelled, there was a…read morebee's nest right outside the room, a big trash bin, also, and we were dive-bombed every time we went out of the door- a dangerous situation. When I attempted to speak with front desk staff, there was no cooperation in giving us a refund, and impolite, automatic responses. I don't book with 3rd party reservations because I don't want to be held hostage if accommodations turn out to be unacceptable, so I booked face to face with this hotel, only to have an extremely unacceptable outcome. We left about 30 minutes after check-in, and I'll deal with my credit card company, who IS responsive to issues like this. All this, and the high rates ($164 per night) made us happy to book at the Quality Inn in Canton- a reasonably priced ($120 per night), very clean hotel just up the road.

We had to get a new room immediately. The first room melt like cats and one member of our party is…read moreextremely allergic. The second room was really musty. The food options weren't very good either. I also was getting bad vibes when there.

Pros: convenient location, beautiful view from the room…read more Pet friendly TV channels were ok Cons: Reception area looks like a joke our smoke free rooms are actually smelled like cigarettes Not clean (bedding and etc is not changed regularly) Fire alarm is not working Not worth for the price (we paid 100$), better add extra 20-50$ and look for smth else Our room was close to the dumpster and we truly "enjoyed" the smell of it This is more like a motel, not hotel Safety concerns I wouldn't stay here again. Hope it helps you to avoid it.

If crack dens are your kinda vibe - then this place is for you. Besides the people just hanging out…read moreon the stairwell and parking lot, we gave it a chance. Terrible mistake. The room was disgusting. Cigarette burns in bedding, filthy vile upholstered chair, urine in toilet on arrival, and lampshades all broken. Safety issues include removed smoke detectors (explains cigarette burns in bedding) and plastic patio chair completely collapsed and almost impaled me. We ran from this place as quick as we could. Please see photos. After leaving the front office my clothes reaked of curry. This place is downright horrendous, unsanitary and unsafe.

We stayed here twice it's right on the creek the owners are super nice, they have some quick…read morebreakfast to grab before you head out for day (yogurt, granola bars, fruit, muffins and cinnamon rolls they also have coffee and juice) a lot of great restaurants and things to do all in town, it's a nice inn for the price! It's what I expected when booking.

Andy Taylor! Loved our stay at this sweet inn. Tammy took care of our room. Beautiful views from…read morethe swings on the shoals. Very happy to have found this affordable gem!!

What a rare gem! From the time you drive up until the time you get up from the breakfast table you…read morefeel...at home. The room we stayed in was clean and comfortable, I love the pink retro tile in bathroom. There are little welcoming niches all around the property that invite you to sit a spell. The owner was very present and personable! Loved sitting in the porch rockers before daylight with a cup of coffee, then I moved to outside dining room as the sun was rising over the mountains. The breakfast was delicious too!

Not for the elderly who are not in top physical shape. The grounds and walkways are horrendous…read more Totally uneven and what is supposed to be a walkway is so dangerous we could not stay there. We were told that being that we could not stay there would be a charge card fee of $12 which I had no choice but to agree to. But, they charged $40. I feel like I was totally ripped off.

What a gem...if you are looking for charm, hospitality & a place to relax, then Anna's place is one…read morethat won't fail you. We did some antiquing, toured downtown Asheville, spent a day at Biltmore Estate, and took in some incredible mountain views - all an easy drive from Anna's house. The house boasts the beautiful character and big front porch with a view that you expect from a Southern home. Anna is a delightful and a gracious host who wants to do nothing more than take care of guests and give them a wonderful experience. And if she asks if she can join you for breakfast, take her up on it - Anna's a lively conversationalist!

I have stayed in many B&B's in my 78 years. Only two were standout superb. The Oak Hill B&B on…read moreLove Lane is the second. The owner and staff go out of their way to please. The breakfast is delicious and HUGE. Frank S.