Asheville

The most budget-friendly place to stay in the city, this hostel is perfect for travelers and backpackers. Has a hot tub, foosball table, and much more.

Complimentary full breakfast, heated indoor pool.

Offers guests free breakfast and free wireless high-speed Internet access.

Located just minutes from Biltmore Estate and downtown. Forty restaurants within four blocks, full breakfast buffet, indoor pool, hot tub and fitness center.

Located next to Biltmore entrance and Biltmore Village.

Located in downtown Asheville. Large outdoor pool, full service restaurant and bar. 2,400 sqft. of meeting space.

Free airport shuttle and on-site car rental desk, Christy's Cafe restaurant in lobby, proximity to WNC Agriculture Center, Asheville Airport, and numerous shops and restaurants, and 2,400 sqft. of meeting space.

Located in downtown.

Complimentary breakfast, heated indoor pool and hot tub, free high speed internet.

Probably the most famous hotel in Western North Carolina, and has housed such famous guests as O. Henry, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and, more recently, Daniel Day Lewis. A few years ago an amazing spa was added to the Inn. It has several delicious restaurants and comfortable rooms. It's one of the pricier Asheville options, but for good reason. You could spend hours exploring the hotel and still not see everything. In the winter months it houses the The National Gingerbread House Competition & Display and entries range from the heartfelt efforts of elementary age children to fantastic creations that must have taken months to prepare a few years ago the grand prize in the adult category went to an elaborate and amazing reproduction of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The hotel even has its own ghost, the Pink Lady (http://shadowboxent.brink...). Even if you can't afford to stay here, stop by the bar and lounge right through the front entrance for a cocktail or, in the winter, some delicious hot cocoa by the roaring fireplace. Wander outside for some of the finest views in Asheville.

Lavishly appointed rooms set on the grounds of the 8,000-acre Biltmore Estate. The inn also offers Land Rover excursions, horseback riding and fly-fishing.

Conveniently located and very comfortable. Newly renovated, most suites include small kitchen. Perfect for longer stays. Sixteen rooms.

An eco-friendly Victorian B&B 10 minutes north of downtown Asheville in Weaverville.

A 1897 Queen Anne house. Four rooms and one suite.

An English-themed Colonial Revival home, a half-mile walk to downtown. Five rooms and three suites.

Built in 1912. Four rooms plus a suite and a cottage.

Beautifully restored historic home, all rooms with private baths and most with working fireplaces. Your hosts Ginger and Tom will offer you wine or beer upon your arrival and in the morning will cook you a wonderful breakfast, served with gourmet organic coffee. A half-mile walk to downtown.

Six rooms and a carriage house.

Beautifully maintained and decorated Arts & Crafts Home with 6 bedrooms and one cottage. Acclaimed cooking, beautiful gardens, 1/2 mile from the center of Downtown Asheville

A turn of the century home on the register of historic places. Great amenities including fireplaces, in room spa, off street parking, and free Wi-Fi, and the food is fantastic! Five rooms and a Mini Suite.

Georgian mansion. Five rooms.

A 1905 English Tudor style home. One mile from downtown. Five rooms.

An historic Queen Anne Victorian built in 1894. Once the residence of Charlton Heston and located only half a mile from downtown. Eleven rooms. Vegetarian & vegan friendly!

A grand Colonial Revival home that offers a feeling of relaxed sophistication and elegance. A quarter-mile from downtown Asheville. Eight rooms.

Within walking distance to downtown Asheville and a short drive to the Biltmore Estate and Blue Ridge Parkway. Built in 1899, this authentically restored Queen Ann style home is now a comfortable home away from home. It has ten rooms, a large three-bedroom carriage house, beautiful gardens and a much-photographed front porch.

Bills itself as "the closest Inn to downtown", built in 1889. Two rooms, six suites, and one cottage.

A 1915 Colonial Revival home in the Kenilworth neighborhood. Four rooms plus a suite and a carriage house.

Eight rooms and a cottage.

Located in the Grove Park neighborhood of North Asheville. Six rooms.

A granite Arts and Crafts bungalow, located a half-mile from the Biltmore Estate. Four rooms.

An 1847 example of Italianate architecture with Gothic Revival influence. Nine miles south of downtown. Five rooms and one suite.

One mile from downtown and a five minute drive to the Biltmore Estate. Six rooms.

A 1920 English Tudor, located a half-mile from the Biltmore Estate. Three rooms and a cottage.

Offers cabins and cottages.

Located in a wooded area of the Crowne Plaza Resort beside the golf course. Studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom accommodations available, seasonally priced.