Take a trip back in time in this beautiful mansion. Beautifully decorated with authentic antiques…read moreand works of art. Rooms are well appointed and the staff is too notch. We have stayed here several times over the last 15 years and the inn is a real gem. We always enjoy the beautiful rooms (we prefer to stay in the house versus the annex) with comfy beds and quality linens. This is like no other experience we've had elsewhere as the home is so welcoming and the inn keepers Howard and Fay have anticipated your every need. Upon arrival you will not need your car again as you are walking distance to everything in town. There are several good restaurants and we always finish the evening with a drink on the veranda or out on the front porch. Breakfast is served from nine to ten and has always been delicious and elegantly presented. It's all about the experience here. These rooms are designed to make you feel like a guest in a historic Southern mansion and they have nailed it with this one.

This place has so much potential but it is poorly managed. It has so much clutter, that is…read moreinteresting but sadly does not get properly dusted often enough. The bartender they used to have was excellent and made the bar a special place. It is no longer great. They have the front desk lady pouring wine and she is not familiar with wines, beer or liquor. I think it would be lucrative to open the lobby up for lunch to the community. There is certainly potential for this. Sad to see such a beautiful place, with so much possibilities to be more for the community, wasted. It is more like a tourist trap now. I hate writing a review like this. But it is the truth.

When I roll into a town and find the hotel room prices in excess of $100 I always check out the…read morelocal B&B's. One because it helps support a small business, two it's almost always a better experience and three cause you get a breakfast that's actually worth eating. When it comes to the Brevard area this is certainly the case and the Key Falls Inn is with out question the spot to go lay your head be it for just one night or for an extended stay! I rolled into the Key Falls Inn on a Wednesday around 5pm completely unannounced without any reservations, and having already checked there website figured no one else was staying there since the online reservation system showed all rooms as available. For nearly every bed and breakfast out there this is when customers will almost always find you at your worst. I located Bryan, outside serving meals to some people visiting for dinner, apparently the run a full service restaurant as well, more on that later. He was more than happy to accommodate my request for a room for the evening and had Kim show me the different rooms that where available. I had already seen the photos of all the rooms on the website but the website photos that are extremely dated and in need of updates really don't do the place any justice. First note on the rooms is they where all spotless and ready for guests. While this may be normal for hotels, when it comes to a B&B not expecting guests this is rare. I had originally planned on going for the cheapest room available, the Cochran Room, but decided against it since I was only there for one night and the Cochran's bathroom isn't connected to the room. I ended up going with the Pisgag Forest Room which is the only bedroom on the first floor. I am not sure I would normally have gone with this room, since its located on the first floor where all the common areas are, but on this visit I was the only person staying so I wasn't overly concerned about noise levels. Once I was checked in I took a walk along the nature trail to the Key Falls. The walk is a short, and only takes about five minutes. The trail could use some work as there are a number of blow downs but nothing that isn't manageable. At the end of the trail you will find a sitting area with a fire ring and the top of the falls themselves. Its worth noting that if you want to see a full view of the falls, when you reach the road that crosses the trail hang a right and walk a couple hundred yards up the gravel road to reach the base of the falls. Sadly during my visit water levels had been low and with not much rain over the summer the falls where mostly just a trickle. That said if its been rainy I can see the falls as being a beautiful site. After my short trail walk, I head over to the outdoor eating area to grab some dinner. They do have a full restaurant onsite with a menu that changes on a weekly basis. As soon as I saw the menu I was a bit surprised at how low the prices where for dinner. The first thought I had was "there is no way these are dinner portions". When my meal arrived my thoughts where confirmed and found that the serving portions are extremely small. I ended up actually ordering two separate meals for dinner of the menu. While they may have been small in size both where amazingly good, and at only $9.00 each the total cost of two still came up lower than I would have expected to pay for a dinner of that quality. After dinner I headed to my room and almost immediately feel asleep. The room was nice, clean, and the bed was super comfortable. I could have done with out the massive number of decorative pillows on the bed, but I get it thats an appearance thing. In terms of the room it had a full bathroom with a tub, a gas fireplace (that I assume worked, but since it was summer I can't say one way or another). While it didn't bother me at all it is worth noting that there is no TV in the room, which for some might be desirable. The only thing I think that could be improved about the room, is in this day and age of technology, there needs to be some power outlets that are more accessible to guests. At minimum every one these days has at least a cell phone that needs to be charged overnight. I woke up in the morning and watched the sunrise from the front porch which was extremely peaceful and shortly there after Bryan let me know coffee was ready. He even offered to bring it out to me on the porch if I wanted to have my morning coffee on the porch. He also let me know Breakfast would be ready shortly. Bryan was awesome about the breakfast side of things, the B&B normally serves breakfast at 08:30 but I had a 9:00 class that was about a twenty minute drive away. Bryan was more than happy to make me breakfast early to ensure that I was able to get to class on time. Breakfast was amazing and the portion size was wonderful. I will definitely be returning here again in the future. Pros: Price, Food, Friendly Staff, Accommodating to needs, Comfortable!

We loved this charming Inn for many reasons: the room was large and extra clean, really comfortable…read morebed, gracious and fun hosts, a beautiful waterfall close by and close to lots of Brevard NC venues. But what made it outstanding was the incredible food at their restaurant. World class food at a quaint B&B? . Thanks for all your hard work, Richard and Anna. We will be back!

Thoroughly nice little hotel within walking distance of a Taco Bell and a Walmart, in addition to…read moreother spots you can take a look at. The location was great for popping out and grabbing some food, groceries, or something else you might need. I don't really have much else to say. It's a standard three star hotel type of place. Nothing stands out or is considered exceptional, but you don't need it to. Everyone on staff was friendly enough. Rooms were clean, breakfast available was perfectly ordinary, and the conference rooms were spacious enough. They have two flavors of waffle batter if you want to cook up your own waffle in the morning. That was pretty nice. It's solid place to stay if you need to be in Brevard. I was there for a family thing as I'm originally from Texas. I'll be back if I have to visit again.

I was hesitant to book this Hampton after reading the reviews. To me, 3 stars is good, but not…read moregreat or excellent. Our one night stay 1/21-22/23 was excellent: 5 stars! We got the last king bedroom on the first floor. It was modern looking, clean, and spacious. We liked the closet against the back wall, with a curtain to hide it. We had lots of lights: desk lamp at desk area, free standing light behind the easy chair/table, bedside lamps on either side of the bed, and a hall light. The bathroom had good lighting, and a night light. We liked the amenities in the bathroom: lotion, make up remover packets, shampoo, conditioner, bath oil and soap. The bed was super comfy, with soft sheets and comforter. We had 4 huge pillows. The TV was good - no problems with using it, and enough channels to watch at night and in the morning. I liked the jacket/pants hanger by the front door. Breakfast was delicious! On 1/22/23, Paula was in breakfast area, cleaning and helping patrons. She filled up the orange juice when Husband discovered it was empty. He had the sausage biscuit, biscuits and gravy ("Don't know what's in the gravy, but it's good!"), and 2 waffles. He enjoyed it all. I had the cranberry juice cocktail with 2 Raisin Bran cereals with nonfat milk & banana and an English muffin with sugar free strawberry jam. I thoroughly enjoyed my breakfast, too. The selections for food and drink were plentiful. This breakfast had plentiful and varied offerings from 6:30 to 9:30AM, and the front desk had breakfast take out bags, too! Check in and check out was easy. I could have done both on my smart phone, but I like the human interaction. Front desk staff were friendly and efficient.

Lovely retro hotel. No complaints Friendly staff…read moreClean rooms Quiet neighbors Walking distance to down town. Felt like Elvis had slept there We will defiantly dry here every time we visit

Sweet, retro, clean motel with comfy mattress,, cool outside areas and great location.read more

My husband and I traveled to Brevard to visit my newly-relocated parents for Christmas…read more 1) Amazing hosts - Pam and Abe made us feel welcome, even though it's their Christmas too. One of the evening hors d'oeuvres included a cheese plate with honeycomb. The honeycomb was delicious and we talked about the local company that made them, and Abe had a brochure for us about the apiary the next day at breakfast! Also, my father invited himself over for the wine hour and that didn't faze them at all! 2) Breakfasts straight out of Bon Appétit magazine. Three courses. 3) Gorgeous house impeccably decorated, especially for the Christmas season. It's as gorgeously appointed as the Biltmore house, but without the stuffiness. 4) The most amazing tub. Normally I wouldn't take a bath at a hotel, but the freestanding tub was sparking clean and soaking in it was amazing. (don't worry there was a separate shower as well). 5) The price is well worth it if you can, you'd be hard pressed to find anywhere better.

This was the best experience we have had at a bed-and-breakfast! Not only are the grounds and home…read moreabsolutely amazing, but the owners added so many small touches that made it extra special! The room came with a wine and a local soaps and coffee! We will definitely be back!

Once again we had an enjoyable 2 night stay while visiting friends & seeing the sights. The…read morelocation is perfect for us - close to food and our friends. The room was clean and everything was in working order. Bed was comfortable & even though the pillows were soft, we had 2 good nights' sleep. The morning breakfasts were delicious! Staff was friendly and helpful - from check in to check out, and at breakfast. Area seems safe, and parking was adequate. We look forward to returning.

It is a nice hotel and employees were very friendly and helpful. My main concern and BIG Issue is I…read morerequested a Queen HANDICAP room over 2 months prior to my stay. When we arrived we were told there were no handicap accessible rooms. We were put on the second floor, adequate for sleeping but definitely not favorable for a person that needed amenities for a handicapped person, The bathroom was the worst part, there are no safety bars in the bath, no walk in shower, and the bathtub itself had no non-slip protection in it. I had to help my sister get into the tub to shower and stand there to make sure she did not fall or slip due to the bathtub being so slippery. This was embarrassing for her as well as me. I will NOT stay at Holiday Inn again. Connie Hiebert

We stayed for two nights to visit friends for a day. We checked in late on Tuesday night, 10/14/25,…read moreand we were discouraged when no parking was available. We wound up parking by the curb near the lobby entrance. For the next two days parking was easy to find. The room was clean, had a mini fridge for our water bottles, lots of outlets for charging devices, large flatscreen TV, cozy seating area, and was well lit in the bedroom and bathroom. We had a good night's sleep in the comfortable bed with firm & soft pillows. The breakfast was very good both mornings. Wednesday was scrambled eggs and Thursday was cheese omelets. The usual cereals, muffins, breads, make your own pancakes, fruit and yogurts were available both days. I was thrilled with cranberry juice & Husband loved his full flavored orange juice. Check in and check out staff were friendly and helpful. Business center and fitness center were functional and appreciated. The outside pool was covered for the season.

There were fleas in our room so we had to go out and buy flea spray to fumigate our room and our…read morethings so that we didn't bring the fleas home to our dogs.