A boutique hotel with a great location, within walking distance of downtown restaurants and bars. Hotel Indigo Asheville Downtown, (151 Haywood Street, Asheville, Tel: 82). What is guaranteed are phenomenal views, 5 restaurants and during the winter months the National Gingerbread Competition has all entries and winners out on display for the public to enjoy. A 4-star resort with 513 rooms, prices start at $239 and soar to $1,664 per night. The Grove Park Inn, (290 Macon Avenue, Tel: 85). From its Tudor style exterior to lodge-like common areas, the rooms have a touch of class in the Grand Bohemian. Grand Bohemian Asheville Autograph Collection, (11 Boston Way, Asheville, Tel: 828-505- 2949). Just a mile east of the River Arts District which houses 125 plus live art studios and four miles north of The Blue Ridge Parkway, Cedar Crest offers 35 years of experience making it the longest running B & B in Asheville. Cedar Crest Inn (674 Biltmore Avenue, Asheville, Tel: 82). Plus Chop House Restaurant is a local favorite. Conveniently located downtown, many opt for Four Points over the pricier Biltmore. Four Points by Sheraton Asheville, (22 Woodfin Street, Asheville, Tel: 82). Many rooms have canopy beds and working fireplaces.
Starting at $249 a night, it’s luxury and proximity to the Biltmore Estate that sets the Village Inn apart from other accommodations in Asheville. The Biltmore Village Inn Bed and Breakfast, (119 Dodge Street, Asheville, Tel: 82).
