A cozy and comfortable place to relax. My husband and I visited the Andon Reid Inn Bed & Breakfast…read moreat the beginning of summer. Our hosts Brenda and Peter will make your stay very memorable. Every morning they are up early getting breakfast ready for each guest. They will cater to your needs if you have allergies to certain foods. They will make sure you feel right at home. We stayed in the large Garden Suite room. It was gorgeous! I felt comfortable with the cleanliness of this Bed and Breakfast. My husband and I loved the large spacious bathroom after a long day site seeing. We can not wait to return on a future trip. We fell in love with the area. Brenda and Peter, thank you for hosting our stay.

ANDON-REID INN B&B IS OUTSTANDING! The Inn is gorgeous and comfortable the view is lovely, and…read morethe breakfasts are delicious and way beyond ordinary B&B fare. The hosts, Peter and Brenda, have considered every detail, including luxurious and comfortable bedding, lovely breakfast settings, elegant bathrooms, a fun game room, convenient parking, homemade treats, a public room with comfy seating, just begging you to sink in, relax, and enjoy the incredible view. We loved this place! Would stay there again!

We enjoyed our stay at the Yellow House in Waynesville. It is a beautiful house and property, and…read morewe had amazing mountain views from our room and on the porch relaxing in the rocking chairs. The quiet country setting is a very short drive from the busy area of town. Chad was a wonderful host, and the breakfast was delicious! Beverages and baked goods and snacks were also appreciated. We had everything we needed in our very cozy, comfortable, clean room, with beautiful furnishings and a fireplace for the chilly weather. The common areas for guests were comfortable and beautifully furnished as well. We only stayed one night and were fortunate to book that because the B&B was fully booked. We love the Waynesville area and hope to stay at the Yellow House again. Thanks!

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!!!

The best place for a getaway! My fiancee and I have been here twice and we have nothing but great…read morethings to say about it. We actually got engaged at Waynesville and had a great day at Asheville. The hostesses, Carolyn and Dina, made the weekend extra special for us! Highly recommended.

This is a wonderful place to spend a few days. Excellent bed, food, room, etc…read more Look forward to coming back again!!!

Love Lane Bed & Breakfast…read more What a truly wonderful place to stay. The owners, Mrs Debbie and Mr John are the best. They have extensive knowledge of the area and the best advice for what todo, where to go and who to ask for. The house is a historic inn, originally built in the early 1900's. Each room has character and a history of its own. Coffee/tea in a common area, a library, and a garden the plus free breakfast was delicious, and the location is key. Located right near downtown Waynesville and the frog level, it was so easy to walk around. I would suggest this spot for anyone. I will most certainly be staying here again!

Lovely Historic B&B. John and Debbie were so knowledgeable and hospitable. The home is well…read moremaintained, clean, and charming. Great location, and also quieter street. We will definitely stay there our next trip to Waynesville

Almost heaven for sure! My boyfriend and I stayed here and couldn't have had a more perfect first…read moreexperience at a bed and breakfast. The food and coffee were amazing! Enjoy some relaxing time on the porch overlooking the mountains and watching the birds. We really felt at home and will certainly be back!! So much to do and explore in the area as well!

From the owner: Our Bed and Breakfast is one of the closest B&B's, within walking distance, to downtown Main Street…read morewhere all the shops and restaurants are located.

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.

Victor was a superb host. He understood our very hectic and unpredictable wrestling schedule and…read moreaccommodated us with a delicious gourmet meal and superb breakfast. We will definitely be back.

Perfect getaway nestle in the beautiful smokey mountains in Maggie valley,nc…read more You will be awoken in the morning to the sounds of birds chirping and the soothing sounds of a near by waterfall a creek. The ambience is cozy and one of a kind you will feel write at home. Also this is a perfect place to have a wedding with its breathtaking surroundings.

We eloped at this place a little over a year ago and while our wedding was great there were some…read moredetails that could have been overseen with a little more attentiveness. We chose Timberwolf Creek based on reviews and maybe we just caught them at a bad time but they dropped the ball on our very few special requests. My wife the professional gardener specifically asked for no roses in her bouquet and sure enough it showed up with roses in it. We also never received the specially requested bacon in our $50 breakfast. We were given the impression that for the wedding it would be our day and a relaxed feel. When it came closer to the time to get married my wife was told to rush to get ready. She did rush and never received the manicure that we paid extra for to have done at the cabin. While walking me out to the spot we were getting married the owner was overheard saying "I should be leaving in 5 minutes." When we tried to address these issues with the owner after our honeymoon we were accused of trying to "re-fill" our bank accounts. Not very professional.

I've read all of these reviews, and it seems like the inn does, too. Most of the problems have…read morebeen addressed, and some just can't be. It's important to keep in mind that this is an old, historic building that is retrofitted to a modern world. So, rooms are a little bit different. Yeah, they don't have microwave ovens, or refrigerators, but are those really needed? They have coffee makers, irons, ironing boards, and comfortable, spacious rooms. Our bed was tops, and we slept great. I also liked how the shower "got hot" very quickly; almost instantly, and the water pressure was great. The bathroom is a little small, but that's mostly because of the retrofit. I don't think the original hotel even had bathing facilities in each room. The bathroom is big enough for anything you really need to do in there. The closet is small, too, but again, it's big enough. We were there when a golf tournament was going on, and yet, the rooms and hallways were still very quiet. On top of that, the service is incredible. Several people came by our table to ask if everything was ok, and how we liked it. It is the epitome of Southern Hospitality, and charm. There is a big, outdoor pool for the kids, a lot of beautiful, green space for enjoying the lovely mountain view, and, of course, golf. We don't play, but it was kind of fun watching tournament attendees tee off. When you stay at this place, expect to be treated very well, and made to feel like a guest. As for the problems with checking in, it's not that hard. There's plenty of parking, even when a tournament is on. Golfing, or not, it's a nice, quiet, peaceful retreat.

Very disappointing experience for a milestone birthday…read more I booked the Waynesville Inn and Country Club, a Hilton Tapestry Collection property, for October 21-24 to celebrate my 65th birthday. Unfortunately, we were so disappointed with our room that we checked out immediately and stayed at a Hampton Inn, which was much nicer and less expensive. When booking through central reservations, I was told that only a mobility-accessible room was available. I specifically asked whether that meant it was on the first floor, because that was not what I wanted for this celebration. I was told no. Yet the room we received was on the first floor. Before our arrival, I called the property, requested a room with a balcony, and asked to be placed on a waiting list. I spoke with the same agent, Reed, on multiple evenings as well as others, explaining what I was looking for and that this was a special birthday trip. No alternative became available, but I wish those conversations had given me a clearer understanding of the accommodations we would actually receive. Our room was in an annex that, to me, looked more like a basic roadside motel than the charming country club property I had anticipated. The parking area behind the building added to that impression. At check-in, I commented that I hoped the inside looked better than the outside and was assured that the rooms had been fully remodeled. The room was extremely bland. The best way I can describe it is a college dorm room before anyone has decorated it. A scratched wooden table with thin legs held the coffee maker, and the furnishings felt sparse and uninviting. Nothing about it felt special or celebratory. I was so disappointed that I did not think to take pictures, and I regret that. Reed explained that the central reservations staff had never visited the property and would not have known about the first-floor location. That may explain the misinformation, but it does not excuse it. My issue was not the room's accessibility features. It was the inaccurate information, the appearance and condition of the accommodations, and the missed opportunity to set realistic expectations after I had clearly explained what I wanted. A little honesty and clearer communication would have gone a long way. I could have booked a different property in advance instead of starting my birthday celebration by checking out and finding another hotel.