I'm going to be honest and say I was really unsure what to expect staying in a comfort inn. I have…read morehad some so so experiences in the past. But our experience was absolutely 100% pleasant. Our room seemed to be newly updated. The floors were hardwood and there was marble in the bathroom vanity. We had a microwave and a mini fridge. And the room was very very clean. The furniture was a little banged up and we had some tv issues, which they fixed. I would definitely visit again. The front desk staff could not have been nicer. Everyone we interacted with was extremely kind and helpful. The grab and go breakfast was fine and they reminded anyone who was lingering too long in the common space. Masks required in all common areas.

Arrived at this hotel lat in the evening, with few options. We were surprised at how nice it turned…read moreout to be. We had good interactions with the staff, a clean room -- with perhaps the best made bed I've ever had -- and although it's an aging property, evidence of recent upgrades were present.

We had a great experience. Our room overlooked the French Broad river. Check-in was seamless, the…read moreroom was nice/quiet. Marshall is a great little town, recovering nicely from Helene.

Marshall is quickly becoming a little hotspot just outside of Asheville, and if you're planning on…read moreexploring this little town before it explodes, or if you're looking for a romantic and charming place to stay outside of the hustle and bustle of downtown Asheville, I cannot say enough nice things about the Marshall House Inn. The rooms and their facilities are updated and modern, while preserving the original charm of this historic inn. Booking and checking inn could not be easier, and the rates are tremendously affordable. My wife and I have celebrated Valentine's day by staying here over the past two years. Upon entering you're greeted by a warm fire, which instantly puts you at ease. There are gorgeous views of the river and downtown Marshall from each of the rooms, but room 3 definitely has the largest vista. The bathrooms are updated, and well stocked with towels, which is awesome because I typically ask for extra towels when staying in a hotel. After you have a delightful nice of rest on an ultra comfy mattress throw on something to make yourself presentable and treat yourself to a delightful bit of breakfast. Each time we've stayed here they were serving an absolutely delicious sausage quiche. I don't know if this is a specialty, or if we've just gotten extremely lucky with our timing! The owners, John and Kerstin are delightful folks who are happy to share their home. They rebuilt the old inn to the modern delight it is today, and their pride and love is clearly evident. Whether you're a WNC local looking for a quick get away, or travelling to the Blue Ridge Mountains for a chance to visit Asheville and its surrounding towns, you owe it to yourself to stay here at least one night!

Vero Mountain Dome Glamping exceeded all of our expectations. The attention to detail in the bed…read moresetup, with luxurious bedding and a hotel-quality comforter, made for an incredibly comfortable and cozy night's sleep. The addition of a heated mattress pad was a thoughtful touch that added an extra level of comfort. The shower experience was outstanding, with plenty of hot water and a refreshing waterfall showerhead. Despite the chilly 23° weather, everything stayed warm thanks to the user-friendly pellet stove. The hot tub, set at a perfect 104°, provided a truly relaxing experience. Additionally, the soak tub next to the bed was a delightful luxury. Every single detail that could have been thought of was. The place is decorated so perfectly and thoughtful. I was super excited to find a blue tooth speaker for music. What made our stay even more special was the owners, Tom and Cris, who went above and beyond to show us their farm and introduce us to all their animals. Their hospitality made us feel welcome and added an extra layer of enjoyment to our visit. This was our first time staying in an eco-Dome, and it was a definite 5-star experience. We loved every minute and will definitely be returning in the future. Thank you, Vero Mountain, for providing such a wonderful experience.

Beautiful property with accommodations and lots of farm animals, including horses and cows.read more

We stayed at RiverDance for a wedding of a friend of ours and my wife, as usual, made the best…read moredecision. I don't think we've stayed in a better place while attending a wedding before...other than our own wedding, of course :) Callie and Dave were so friendly and caring. We felt very at home with them as our hosts. RiverDance was the perfect spot for our group too. We stayed with some newly acquired "friends" of the bride (like us) and we all had plenty of space to get to know each other without invading each other's space. The views are incredible too. We had so much fun returning from wedding events to just hang out together. I would recommend RiverDance to anyone who is visiting the Marshall / Hot Springs area. I know we will be back :)

Only stayed one night, but I would go back and stay much longer given the chance. Dave and Callie…read moreare the ultimate hosts, and the setting could not be more beautiful. The price was incredible for a two bedroom suite with a loft-style living room and a large bathroom. All the amenities of a five-star hotel!

We tried to check in early but they didn't have a room but Michael offered to call us as soon as it…read morewas ready. 30 mins later Michael called and said our room was ready. This is a really great property with clean well maintained rooms, nice pool with even better employees. Breakfast was great every day and we even extended an extra day because we loved the hotel and area. Emily was also awesome giving us some great advice on local attractions that we loved. 5/5 recommend this hotel.

Great customer service! I was a walk in and arrived when the internet was down. After trying…read moreseveral ways to get it back online William ( the night audit) called his manager. The solutions were likely going to take 20-30 minutes so he suggested I try another hotel -- saying it was probable that I would be checked in to a room before his system came back up. Even gave me the address ! He was professional, communicated each step he was taking to resolve the problem and apologetic.

Checked into The Switzerland Inn early afternoon. It's winter season so most of the resorts…read moreactivities are closed for the season however we came for a quiet get away. The room overlooking the mountains in the main lodge is very nice. We stayed on the second floor and there is not an elevator so you carry your bag upstairs. Dinner was in the Pub in front of the Chalet Restaurant. Dinner was excellent. Chicken Piccata would have been the best I ever had however they do not serve it with pasta. Pasta in that amazing lemon sauce would have made the dish perfect. Salmon was also very good and try the sweet potato fries. They are so good. After dinner you can sit around the fire pit (complimentary blankets are available) under the most beautiful star filled sky. It's all very romantic, The Resort has a pool, outdoor bar, ice cream parlor, ping pong, horse shoes, and other activities. It's a great family place to stay and I look forward to returning in the Fall.

My visit to the Switzerland Inn was disappointing. I had been so looking forward to this stop and…read morethe views are breathtaking. I highly recommend stopping to take in the views but do not recommend dining here. Only the Terrace Dining was open the day I was there but you'd think that would bring great views. I was seated against the building and my view was of another building without turning my chair to the views. It was very slow there and there were plenty of open tables with amazing views. I had read about the prime rib plate and although pricey at $42 decided to go with what they were known for. When my food was brought out I was told that they were out of the prime rib plate and that I was brought out the prime rib sandwich instead. What? So if they were out of what I ordered why was I not informed earlier or asked what I would like to order instead? Then to bring another item with prime rib if they are out of prime rib doesn't make much sense. Then I overheard someone at another party ordering the prime rib plate and he was not told they were out of it. So what likely happened was the waitress put my order in wrong and instead of correcting it came up with the lie to try to cover up her mistake. She was also supposed to check on me to see if I liked it but never did. When I did see her again I told her it wasn't good then she said that she was happy I liked it. That is not what I said at all. What I was brought was disgusting. I'm not sure what was worse, the soggy bread, thin pot roast that was flavorless, covered with cheese and onions. And they charged $24 for that sandwich. My side of mashed potatoes were cold. I'm not sure if they forgot to reheat them. I will never dine at the Switzerland Inn again after the awful service and food. 6/30/25 Update: The weather was beautiful the day I visited. No rain or thunderstorms in the forecast. Solo diners are just given the tables in the back without the view which is disappointing that we are not valued. I do regret not leaving when the food I was presented with was not what I ordered. I should have walked away and gone somewhere else that respected me. This restaurant needs to hire better waitstaff or properly train them so that they can put orders in correctly and if a mistake is made, he or she corrects the mistake rather than lie about it. I do hope the restaurant can correct the issues with service as there is a lack of it and improve the quality and temperature of the food served.

Love the Carolina Country Inn!! My husband and I frequently stay at this cozy inn that's in the…read moresmall beautiful town of Burnsville NC. Everything about the inn is amazing....the wonderful family that owns it, the cozy cottage rooms, the beautifully kept grounds, the relaxing gazebo, and being within walking distance to many restaurants, breweries and shops along the town square. This is truly "our home away from home".

A very nice motel that is well maintained. The landscaping is exceptional and rooms are very nice…read more Personnel are very friendly and helpful. Only negative s that the office is not handicap friendly. You have to go up a couple of steps. It is near several restaurants.

It's a first class hotel with a lot of local history and flavor. Rates are often comparable to…read morenewer chain hotels if you shop with discount travel apps and sites. You may not get a complimentary continental breakfast (toast and raisins or whatever) or the frozen biscuits and gravy that you get at those other places. This hotel has an adjacent spa and restaurant that are both pricey and enjoy great reputations. My wife did not enjoy the gym situation and thought it was kinda dark and creepy "dungeon like" to go alone. Otherwise the rooms are spacious with all modern amenities. It's always been quiet and restful when we've been there.

Excellent hotel! The hotel is absolutely beautiful. The hotel is a replica of the original one that…read morewas built in 1910 that burned down. The people who built this hotel purchased many antique artifacts to decorate the hotel. You can tell they spend a lot of money. The restaurant is very good, the rooms are very large and the service is excellent! Will definitely stay there again when we are in Johnson City. Also, it's free parking and free Wi-Fi. This is what you get when you stay at a family owned hotel and not some corporate owned place.

One of the most beautiful places on Earth. Kind and helpful staff. Beautiful horses, beautiful…read moretrails, clean lodge. Thanks for a great visit.

It has been just over a week from the time that I had to leave the ranch. I have refrained from…read morewriting a review until I could really give it some thought and attention. We were welcomed from the first moment (and we arrived later than expected but a text to Lynn had us feeling confident we were headed to the right place, because the last few miles can seem like you are in the middle of nowhere). I woke up after the first night tent camping and instantly had tears in my eyes while enjoying sunrise with a cup of coffee. It is so incredibly beautiful, it honestly felt like a gift to be there. The land is beautiful, well maintained, and perfect for a couples or family getaway (I am actually planning a few lone trips because I felt such a spirit connection here). There are numerous sites for camping, the lodge is super cute and I will probably stay a few times at one of the rooms there. The entire ranch is stunning and we felt like we were among family the entire time. We had freedom to socialize if we desired, but had plenty of space to go off on our own. We enjoyed coffee in the morning, a glass of wine at night, and our days were full of hiking, horseback riding, and sometimes just enjoying the ability to unplug. I implore you to enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner (at least one of each) to get the full extent of how great this side of the Ranch is. I highly recommend the biscuits and gravy, but nothing compares to the has brown casserole that is handmade by Lynn and is a culinary delight! The chicken Cesar wraps are a great lunch to take if you plan on going on a hike (with a quick text to the owner, we had lunch packed up for us and ready to o when we headed out to Rainbow falls). The dinners have a community feel, though you could certainly take it to go. We enjoyed both the cafeteria style dinners as well as bacon cheeseburgers (drool-worthy). The area is perfectly located to give you a break from reality but close enough to Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Seiverville (easy day trips and we spent a day in each area). Rainbow Falls, Grotto Falls, and countless other outdoor adventures are also a quick drive, but there is also a lot that can be done on the ranch. We enjoyed walking the farm, petting the horses, and decided to take a trail ride. It was such an adventure. The guides were extremely thoughtful of my anxiety/fear of horses while also encouraging to my partner's comfort and ease around them (giving each of us room to enjoy the ride as we needed). They also became like friends/family by the time we left (we even extended our stay by one day because we did not want to leave). I truly want to see them succeed, they have a great story, and have encouraged all of my family and friends to visit. I hope to make this place a regular getaway spot. Don't wait, book it now!! Tips: * If tent camping, make sure you account for possible rainy weather (think shoes/boots if it gets muddy) * Be aware that it can get windy at night, you are at the base of a mountain - tents should be securely tethered * Bring a treat for the horses, you won't regret making friends with them * Communicate with the owners/hands, the idea here is a bed and breakfast even if you are camping. * Don't be shy to reach out when you want a meal, being that they are a small operation, there may not always be someone readily available but they will accommodate if given a heads up (and won't make you feel guilty for it) * Branch out of your comfort zone, have a conversation with other campers or visitors