A bed and breakfast right in the middle of downtown. We went white water rafting and stayed here…read morefor the night. Perfect within a block to all the nice downtown restaurants and shops. The owners are fantastic and loved the rocking chairs out front to sit and eat ice cream from the soda parlor next door.

HIDDEN GEM! I ran…read moreacross this B&B as I was researching the area. My boyfriend and I don't need much and usually like to find off-the-beaten-path places but something about this little house in town spoke to me. I can not express how perfect it was for us! Very nice, character house and very comfortable. Rooms are cozy with antique furniture and a "your grandma's house" kinda feel. Breakfast was AMAZING.... I'm a southern girl and look forward to country breakfast and this beat out any breakfast I've had in a while! Price is VERY VERY reasonable for the hospitality and amenities offered. We are adventurers and adrenaline seekers so I wasn't sure how the B&B speed would work for us (we never want to be the "rowdy ones", coming in muddy or late and disturbing the "romanticals"). This Inn is perfect for EVERYONE. During our stay, there were 2 families with children, a backpacking couple, the musicians that played the Saturday night show at the local brewery, and of course us (rafting/biking/hiking and a little bit drunk each night). You will be comfortable here, no matter what you're speed. The best part of this whole experience is the Innkeeper, Luke, and his wife Layla. What an amazing, interesting guy! And so kind and hospitable. I would go back to this place just to get a chance to hang out with this guy more! STAY HERE. You'll love it.

What a beautiful little gem in such a beautiful location. Staff are the most polite gracious hosts…read moreyou would ever want. We arrived late and we only stayed one night, but it was a great experience. Breakfast was amazing and the room and amenities were fantastic, so were the grounds. Our only complaint was that you could hear the footsteps of the people staying above us quite loudly.

We really enjoyed our stay here. It's an old building and it shows in some hidden corners, but it's…read morebeautifully decorated, cozy, and clean. We were greeted in the most friendly way imaginable, given a tour of the property, and walked to our spacious room. There was a heater in the bathroom ceiling! The breakfast was plentiful with one hot item and various fruits and bread, yogurt, coffee and juice. The owner greeted me by name every time he saw me. It may not be the fanciest spot I've ever seen, but it's truly operated with love and I felt welcome and at home. The beds were amazing! One thing I'll recommend, which wasn't even an issue with me since I started doing this long ago.. if you're a light sleeper, bring ear plugs. You can faintly hear noise outside or in adjoining rooms, so if you're a super light sleeper like me, you'll appreciate having them. It wasn't loud or rowdy, I'm just awakened by a change in temperature.

The check in was easy after a delightful ride to the Inn. The room was comfortable and quiet. The…read moreprivate deck was a bonus for a warm spring evening. The breakfast was substantial and delicious. Toni then went above amd beyond by sending me my Chinese Thread Painting bag i had forgotten in the room. A great respite !

There are no words to fully describe our weekend at this lovely place! Breakfast was yummy!…read moreHospitality was awesome. Believe me when I say you won't want to leave! I can, without a doubt, say we will be back. Thank you!

A few weeks ago we stayed at Hemlock Inn for the first time and it was a lovely stay! The views are…read moreincredible and this bed & breakfast took us back to a simpler time where you can be present with your loved ones. Cozy up next to the fireplace, dive into a good book on a rocking chair, grab a board game to play with your spouse or kids, or just take a little nap while you listen to the rain showers. I highly recommend a stay here if you'd like a weekend retreat in the mountains of Western North Carolina and quality time with family and friends. Hemlock Inn is conveniently located a short drive from downtown Bryson City and the Cherokee side of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Hemlock Inn is a nice little place in the woods with quaint rooms, limited technology, and good Southern food. I loved that they rang a dinner bell and had a blessing before each meal, served family style. We traveled with our 1 year old and I was glad I packed some of his favorite foods from home to bring with us (we as moms know our little ones can be picky). Hemlock Inn will gladly provide you with ice to keep items cold and some rooms even have a small refrigerator. The staff here at Hemlock Inn are so attentive and welcoming. Mort and the entire team truly embody Christian hospitality which is a breath of fresh air. We enjoyed everything about our stay at Hemlock Inn and will return!

Great family! Mort and the staff were very friendly and funny! It is a family friendly Inn…read more Breakfast and dinner was so good and delicious. One of the best parts - Mort picks children to ring the "bell" to call everyone to meals. The kids love it! This was our first time and we will definitely be back! We stayed at the Inn November 11-15, 2022. Thank you Mort & staff for making us feel so welcome!

Lovely venue for a wedding. Attending my niece's wedding in March. Lovely setting with beautiful…read moretrees in bloom. The pergola for the wedding is gorgeous. A lot of the trees are in bloom. The parking could use some better signage. The food service went smoothly. Utilizing two lines is great. They squeezed far too many people in the room. Very claustrophobic. The bridal party table is located in front of the bathrooms. Rather awkward location. The sound system is AWFUL. If you want people to listen to you, they need to be able to hear you. The EMCEE needs to reduce the amount of corny jokes. We are here for the bride and groom, not you...sorry, not sorry. The plastic bags on the lights on the patio are super tacky. The use of real linens is very nice but I wish that had included linen napkins too (perhaps a client choice?)

We stayed here for a wedding recently and I was really pleased with the accommodations…read more First, let me say that I have no idea what this place costs. We didnt book or pay for our room, so I am clueless there. I would guess somewhere around $100 to $110 a night? Our room was great - huge king bed, jacuzzi tub, balcony access - my only thing is there isn't a shower. It wasn't the end of the world since our family was in the next room and we could sneak over there, but it wouldn't be ideal to be in that room for a weekend if you didn't know the neighbors. The breakfast spread was lovely - pastries, muffins, waffles, cereal, yogurt, granola bars, coffee, orange juice, apple juice - we definitely didn't leave hungry. My complaint about it is (of course) the floors and stairs are a bit squeaky. Probably fine if no one is above you or people aren't getting in late, but we had just laid down to go to bed and guests arrived for the room right above us. The property was lovely and the staff went above and beyond. We were there for the entire wedding - rehersal, wedding, reception - and had no issues.

Tiffany Hill B & B is a must stay. Up on a hill surrounded by forest and only 1/2 hour away from…read morethe town of Asheville where you can visit the local breweries, shop the many shops or spend a day at the Biltmore Estate. You can stay in the main house or in the carriage house which has two connecting rooms. All rooms have a different theme and are beautifully decorated. Karen and Craig, the owners and hosts are amazing people who make you feel right at home. After a special breakfast you will be treated to a performance with Craig, a celebrated opera singer, with Karen accompanying him on the piano for a couple of songs. Words can't begin to describe his voice and Karen is an accomplished pianist. Looked forward to that every morning. The breakfasts were above and beyond and served like you are in a fine restaurant. No matter if you are on vacation, get away weekend or business trip, Tiffany Hill is a must stay. You will not be disappointed.

Just BEAUTIFUL! Immaculately kept, gorgeous decor, delicious food, fun snacks, coffee service,…read morespotlessly clean, warm staff. The relaxing countryside views and sounds wash over you. Tiffany has easy access to Brevard, Hendersonville, Dupont Forest, Ashville and Black Mountain. Nice HOT water in the tub and shower. Details clearly are important to Selena, the owner. They eargerly accommodated us for a game of cards. Southern Hospitality at its best! Thank You!

Internet was out. TV channels wouldn't change. No housekeeping on Wednesday, so no trash was…read moreemptied. Hot not available due to water temperature issue. We left a day early due to numerous black big ants In the bathroom and kitchen. We paid $560 for what was suppose to be 3 nights. We left a day early so only one night. We complained and reluctantly, we were given $100 credit. Will never go back.

Hidden gem! Inn keeper was fantastic. The grounds are lush and being on the river made it even…read morebetter. Will definitely be going back!

Paul and Mirlin were absolutely amazing hosts! From the impeccable grounds and gardens, to the…read moredetail and beauty of the house inside, to the delicious 4 course breakfast served daily, you CANNOT go wrong with this place. It's in a great and quiet location as well away from the hustle and bustle of downtown but still within easy driving distance of downtown, breweries, hiking tours, etc. We stayed 4 nights and had an amazing time. 10/10 if you're looking for a charming and relaxing stay in Asheville.

If I could give 1000/5 stars, I would. There are many factors that make The Reynolds Mansion a…read morespecial place: the history, the beautiful building and grounds, proximity to downtown, mountain sunset views, the thought and care in every detail of the service and the house, and the spectacular breakfasts. But what truly makes The Reynolds Mansion exceptional and worth the visit are the owners, Paul and Mirlin, who embody the meaning of hospitality. Our stay overlapped with Hurricane Helene and its immediate aftermath. Under the most challenging and stressful of circumstances, Paul and Mirlin took amazing care of us, and were the loveliest company imaginable when our stay lasted longer than anticipated due to the storm and its effects. Their thoughtfulness and generosity has ensured I will be a lifelong customer of The Reynolds Mansion when in Asheville.

Lawdy, this place is great, but it is only open three days a week, so reserve well in advance!…read moreHoused in a beautifully decorated rustic lodge in the NC Smokies, the food is served family style, and everything we had was delicious. We thoroughly enjoyed chatting with the other folks at our table. Always nice to share restaurant and touring tips. The menu is based on what is fresh. Our menu consisted of beef pot roast, pork roast, amazing cabbage casserole, famous tomato pie, green beans, tossed salad with yummy dressing, beets, carrots, garlic mashed potatoes, hot fluffy rolls, and cranberry orange poundcake. If you are a vegetarian, fear not. Plenty of delicious, fresh vegetables. It was like grandma reads Bon Appetite but also sticks to the favorites. BYO wine or cocktails.

This was my first time here and the food was amazing. The staff were excellent and attentive. The…read morescenery was beautiful. I would definitely come here again for dinner.