We didn't expect it but it exceeded our expectations on cleanliness comfort and checkin. Soft…read morequality mattresses, towels, rooms, water pressure in shower. All was good about this out of the ordinary stay for us. Would stay again for the convenience of local parks.

We stayed here after hiking to Twinfalls waterfall with my niece and nephew... very quant and cosy…read moreplace... clean and simple .... Best view of table rock a bonus! We loved hanging out on the porch!

What a perfect, peaceful retreat! I was looking for a small cabin that also allowed dogs and the…read moreCabins of Asheville was perfect! It was quaint, very clean, quiet and private. What I enjoyed most was hanging out in the morning and evenings on the private deck with the hot tub. It was so nice and peaceful to look out into the forest and trees and sit in the silence. The deck was very private with a nice view! Other cabins were around, but nestled and hidden so well into the trees they blended right into the forest! The amenities in the cabin were also excellent. It was convenient to have a kitchen, microwave, coffee pot and grill if you wanted to eat in or have coffee on the deck. It was also a bonus to have a washer and dryer! The bed was HUGE and very comfortable! Another quality that made the cabin perfect was the location. Nestled in the woods, but still close enough to downtown Asheville where you can visit phenomenal restaurants and tons of great microbreweries. Cabins of Asheville is also close to so many hiking trails, Pisgah National Forest, Blue Ridge Parkway, scenic overlooks and waterfalls. So much nature and beauty! The communication with the owners was also perfect! I found the website to be excellent with accurate pictures and descriptions. As soon as I booked the cabin online, I received clear e-mail communication about next steps. I appreciated the very detailed and easy to follow directions to the cabin and how to access the key. I didn't need to contact the owners for our stay because things were perfect, but it was nice to know I had their contact information if it was needed. I visited at the end of June 2021 and I would like to come back again and would most definitely stay at Cabins of Asheville!

1/3/2021 My family and I stayed here for a week over the…read moreholidays and had a great time. When searching for cabins in Asheville this one popped up but was more geared towards a "couples retreat" with one bedroom options. We decided to give them a call and we were pleasantly surprised. We ended up staying at their "Bearidise" cabin, which was a three bedroom two bath cabin. The decor was bear themed and a little outdated, but I think that addEd to its charm. Everything was also very clean. We had our own private balcony along with a private hot tub. Most of the cabin's heat was generated from the gas fireplace, which worked really well. We had a few questions for the owner and we were able to get him on the phone right away. He was extremely helpful and very kind. The cabins back up to the Pisgah National Forest and there is a short trail you can walk at the bottom of the hill. It's not an intense hike but the views are still pretty. The kitchen had all the basics so that you could cook a nice meal and the living room had a smart tv with a roku stick. Internet worked well but cell phone service was a little spotty, which was no surprise since we were in the mountains. The cabins are Conveniently located only about 25 miles from downtown Asheville. There are also restaurants and a grocery store located about 5-10 miles away. I would definitely recommend this place and would stay here again!

If you're looking for a tranquil getaway to Black Mountain, The Inn on Mill Creek will far exceed…read moreyour expectations. Our stay here was perfect in every aspect! My daughters and I went for a fun girl's weekend, and we now plan to return every year! From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warmth and hospitality that made us feel right at home. The owners, Dave and Brigette, are kind, considerate, and easy to talk with. Our room was beautiful and clean, with plush bedding. The breakfast served each morning was absolutely wonderful. We have several food allergies in our family and Dave and Brigette made us feel unburdensome! They made (from scratch) gluten-free peach bread and Dutch babies, along with eggs, sausage, and fresh fruit. Dave and Brigette went above and beyond to ensure our stay was memorable. They recommended the best local attractions and shared many friendly conversations. Their genuine care for guests shined through. We are planning to return each year as a new family tradition.

This little Inn is full of surprises! You are given a code…read moreto the door via email and when you arrive you are totally pleasantly surprised by the beautiful creek and garden area that you are not expecting to see because of the way the Inn is situated. Surrounded by buildings and a very close walk to the Downtown Highlands Shopping and Restaurant Area and only a 2 minute walk to the Old Edwards Inn, this place is a TRUE hidden gem! There's even a breakfast/lunch cafe ( Blue Bike Cafe ), Hair Salon and Pet Spa on site. The room we had was so bright, pretty and newly renovated....it was as big as a beautiful one bedroom apt and the whole place was recently remodeled and decorated and the owners paid attention to every detail....fireplace, furniture, BIG modern shower, little refrigerator, the SOFT bedding and even the towels smelled nice. I hated to share this place on Yelp because we know eventually The Inn at Creekside is going to be found out and we sure hope our little find will be available when we go for our Mountain getaways!

I have to admit I was skeptical based on the internet only and some photos, but we were pleasantly…read moresurprised with an updated room with a hot shower & good pressure and a comfortable bed. There was a fire pit available but we did not start a fire. When the morning came, we were even more pleasantly surprised when they offered to cook us bacon-and-eggs, fruit, cereals AND homemade blueberry muffins that were amazing. They also went above and beyond by cooking eggs and bacon for our dog. The staff was very friendly and showed us around the property and made sure we were happy with our stay. We highly recommend giving them a try. You will not be disappointed.

Trip from Sapphire -- Cashiers -- Highlands over a long weekend ... the Brook Trout Inn was our…read morefirst accommodation along the way, and we couldn't have asked for more. (We'd never been to this area of NC so didn't quite know what to expect.) This place is directly off the main drag, and is run by a husband and wife with a small team to assist. Julie (the owner) was as sweet as pie, and each morning greeted us in the dining area, offering to prepare our bacon and eggs in any style. This was probably the best aspect of our stay. She was happy to talk with us endlessly, and quick to make an outline of all thing things we could do during our stay. The continental breakfast area was always available for guest use, we really loved that; we played hours of Uno there of an evening. The rooms, while small, are efficient and most importantly of all--*so* clean. We stayed in one of the "round house" buildings (I think there are only 2?) on the second level. Our deck was shared by the neighboring room, with whom we enjoyed chatting one evening on said deck. Our room was equipped with a mini-fridge. Soaps, towels, toilet paper, and everything you would expect in a standard hotel were provided. The walls are thin enough to hear our neighbors, however everyone seemed to be respectful, so it didn't bother us too much (there was a cute barky dog next to us, but her cuteness exceeded her barkiness). A note about the rooms being small - there are common spaces all around the property aplenty. So the room size didn't matter too much to us because our time spent there was basically for sleeping / showering. The main building, as already mentioned, has a great room / parlor area with fireplace for hanging out. There are chairs on the front porch, and even an outdoor firepit with a view of the neighboring mountain ridge (which we did not use). The size of the room was outdone by all of these added amenities, and there felt like a sense of community there. Do not let room size deter you from a stay. The property is close enough to the main road that you can hear traffic, but the noise was tolerable, and it was not constant. This did not bother us, and would not deter us from another stay here, ever. I fail to understand any review which is four stars or less, people will complain about everything. The accommodations were priced just right ... we stayed in high-season (July) and were quite pleased by what we paid. The Brook Trout Inn exceeded our expectations in every way. Go hike Gorges State Park! Then go to Whitewater Falls, during your stay!

Fire Mountain Inn Cabins and Treehouse is a great stay. I wanted to relax in a place with the…read moremountain outlook, and this place offers a stress-free getaway due to Scaly Mountain and Blue Ridge Mountain. Parking: One-way trail after you hit a certain point on the property. Easy to navigate. Plenty of parking in the accommodation area. Service: Matthew and Hiram follow strict COVID-19 protocol here. Guests must wear masks around the property and maintain the 6-feet social distancing. They do not enter booked rooms 2 days before and after the guest's stay. Guests must go to the front desk to get service (extra toiletries, towels, etc.), as there is no maid service currently. No complaints about the service. WIFI: It's non-existent, even though there is "free" WIFI. Connection was not great. Some cellular service may come through, but it was nice to escape from the tech world. Location: Perfect! It's about a 15-20 minutes drive into downtown Highlands. Great distance away from great hikes and views. They have an easy trail throughout the property here, if you do not want to leave Fire Mountain. Massage 1-hour (3/5): Very nice lad but wasn't the best I've had. Great view when you enter though. Clean, high windows that will let the blazing sun through, so it can get a bit hot. The lady followed COVID-19 protocol. Fire & Water Restaurant Dinner (3/5): 1. Watermelon Gazpacho (2/5): It was refreshing with the watermelon. However, the flavor was lacking for me. Bland overall. 2. Cornmeal Crusted Trout (4/5): I cleaned most of this plate. Trout was crusted perfectly without too much cornmeal. Carrots with the sweet glaze were a nice touch. The other 2 veggies were OK. 3. Peach Cobbler (3/5): I'm not a big fan of cobbler. This was just OK for me. Matthew and Hiram are genuine and knowledgeable. They do try to keep up with this place. Matthew is a great cook, as he changes the breakfast and dinner menu up here and there. Would I come back? Yes. Only thing is the restroom.... the space is kind of cramped in our room, especially the shower. I did not like that.

Fire Mountain is a quiet inn nestled deep in the Nantahala National Forest. From arrival, co-owners…read moreHiram and Mathew's passion for the experience is apparent. I was greeted by Mathew and their adorable dog Lily, given a tour of the grounds, and handed maps of local hikes, waterfalls, and excellent places to eat in the nearby town of Highlands. The inn itself is thoughtfully decorated, a combination of rustic and posh which is typically a difficult balance to strike. And yet, they've achieved it with aplomb. I stayed in the Nantahala room at the Inn, drawn to the extra-large soaking tub that I used numerous times. I never expect these large tubs to fill adequately, and yet there was plentiful hot water to soak my cares away. The first thing you notice about Fire Mountain is the lack of modern distractions. There are no televisions and no radios. I had about two bars of LTE (Verizon) that kicked in right as I drove up the hill, allowing me to text my partner upon my arrival and feel like I could be "connected" if I chose to. The Inn also has guest WiFi which allowed me to do basic internet stuff as I pleased. It probably wouldn't support any streaming service... then again, why anyone would want to watch Netflix up here is beyond me! The other thing you notice is the air, which is a few degrees cooler than the nearby town of Dillard down the mountain (and a proper 10+ degrees cooler than the Devil's Doorstep I came from!). The humidity is low, even in mid-July. For this reason, Fire Mountain does not have air conditioning and doesn't need it. Despite being a lifelong Southerner, I'm quite sensitive to heat, but the temperature was comfortable my entire trip. Following Mathew's recommendation, I closed up my room in the morning and opened it back up mid-afternoon, leaving it open all night so I could rest peacefully serenaded by the crickets and tree frogs. I'm no stranger to this area, so the eight or nine mile drive into town was nothing to me. In fact, the winding mountain roads, two scenic overlooks, and abundant rhododendrons made each trip delightful. Hiram and Mathew's recommendations for food, shopping, and sights helped me reconnect with the Highlands region in blissful ways. Breakfast at Fire Mountain is substantial. Each breakfast started with a plate of fresh fruit. Mathew additionally provided boxed lunches for me, perfect for carrying up a mountain or down one of the area's many waterfall trails. I only wish I could have enjoyed dinner at the Inn, which was unfortunately not available during my stay. Such is life; I'll just have to return another time! I'm running out of space, so I'll just say that Fire Mountain was a 10/10 recommend from me. I can't wait to return!

Great place to play, stay and relax! You will enjoy the creek sounds and the mountain views in…read moreHominy Valley.

If you are looking for a quiet, relaxing place to stay that has a beautiful stream beside it to dip…read moreyour toes in when it's hot outside, this is your spot! Check-in is super easy, they will leave your entire packet in a mailbox outside for you if you'll be coming in late. The receptionist was so nice and helpful. She recommended we get a few cords of wood for the fire pit, and even gave us kindling to get it going. The cabins themselves are pretty comfortable, too. Ours had a primary bedroom on the main floor and a loft bedroom upstairs with 2 full beds. We enjoyed a full kitchen with a dining table and a living room with a couch and two chairs. The best thing about the cabin, though, was the back porch! It came with a porch swing and several rocking chairs which overlooks the gently flowing stream. So very peaceful! And you can see the rise of the mountains just off in the distance. Our cabin was one of the first ones near the entrance and was perched high up on the hill. Great views, but impossible for me to walk down to the stream. The next time I book a cabin, I will make sure to get one farther down that has a more flat walkway to the stream. The stream area has a firepit, a hammock, and small beach area for wading. There is also a playground on site along with a covered picnic area with grills. You may also rent Yurts or bring your RV. I didn't go to that part of the property, so no report on that. There is so much to love about this property, but my two favorite things were the resort cat who visited us every time we came out on the back porch and leaving my screen door open to fall asleep to the sounds of the stream and the cool air. Such a charming place!!

I've been living in this rv Park for roughly 7 years now..I absolutely love it here.. The price for…read moremy lot is very cheap when compared to other rv lots near by.. The owners are fantastic.. They run this place like a family.. They truly care about you and do whatever they can to help you out.. The management is top notch as well..I live here year round and i can tell you They are on top of it.. trash it's picked up weekly and a new bag put in your trash can.. The grass is mowed quite often and it's always in Good shape.. Beautiful scenery.. Good neighbor that look out for one another.. Decent lot rent.. Great owners.. Great management.. Yeah i love it and will be here till i die.. I'm not going anywhere..I am home..

The spaces are very small, over priced and infested with bed bugs. When a vacancy becomes available…read morerun for the hills

Pleasant area to rest and enjoy the Highlands. Heads up- no uber or Lyft but the walk is only about…read more15-20 mins to main area. Lots of good restaurants but grab reservation early. Site is well groomed, quiet and care taker pleasant. Does have some road noise but not too bothersome. If you have a large group and want to use fire place and outdoor grill I'd grab space 4. Space 2 has large grass area for private pet waking. 3 tucked away under tree shade. 5 I believe for larger units and 1 prob offers most privacy. Enjoy your stay.

Enjoyed our 2 night stay. Had space 3 which offered tree cover. Clean and well cared for. No Ubers…read moreor Lift so be prepared to walk to town