Where to stay

in Asheville

Nestled in the mountains of western North Carolina, Asheville is a lovely place to visit any time of the year. Parks and gardens offer delightful sights and smells of flowers in springtime. Summer is great for hiking and viewing waterfalls. Brilliant autumn colors attract many visitors and winter brings a layer of clean white snow, with festive Christmas activities throughout the town's neighborhoods. Book a hotel in the center of Asheville or arrange accommodations in a lodge or resort in the countryside. Decide where to stay for a relaxing vacation in this beautiful region in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Great Neighborhoods for Families

Family fun in Asheville ranges from live music events to natural water slides. Stay in Downtown Asheville to visit the popular Asheville Pinball Museum and join the Drum Circle on Friday nights. Black Mountain accommodations offer good jumping-off points for hiking and zipping down a natural rock slide in the Pisgah National Forest. Hotels in the Woodfin neighborhood are close to The Omni Grove Park Inn, where the national gingerbread house competition is an annual family favorite. Book a hotel in Brevard to enjoy the exciting events of the summer music festival at the Brevard Music Center.

Downtown Asheville

Travelers to Downtown Asheville praise its popular shops. If you've got some more time to explore, be sure to make a stop by Pack Square and Wicked Weed Brewing.

Recommended hotels in Downtown Asheville

Black Mountain

Black Mountain is popular for its picture-perfect mountain views, and if you're looking for more to see and do, you might think about a trip to Lake Tomahawk or Catawba Falls.

Recommended hotels in Black Mountain

Woodfin

Visitors to Woodfin enjoy its mountain views, and if you want to do some exploring, French Broad River is worth a stop.

Recommended hotels in Woodfin

Brevard

Unique features of Brevard include the forests and mountain views. Make a stop by Brevard Music Center or Connestee Falls Park while you're exploring the area.

Recommended hotels in Brevard

Where to Stay for Outdoor Activities

Western North Carolina is known for beautiful gardens and wildflowers. Stay in the Downtown Asheville neighborhood, where short drives lead to the lovely blooms of the Biltmore Estate and the Botanical Gardens at Asheville or the animals of the Western North Carolina Nature Center. Enka is a great spot for visiting the North Carolina Arboretum. Fletcher hotels are close to the wonders of the Nantahala National Forest and Looking Glass Falls. Stay in Arden to access the Blue Ridge Parkway, where colorful wildflowers decorate the landscape from spring through fall. Candler is a good place to stay to access the Great Smoky Mountains, which feature the most wildflowers of any North American national park.

Downtown Asheville

Travelers to Downtown Asheville praise its popular shops. If you've got some more time to explore, be sure to make a stop by Pack Square and Wicked Weed Brewing.

Recommended hotels in Downtown Asheville

Fletcher

Fletcher is known for its ample dining options, and you can make a stop by Western North Carolina Agricultural Center and Sierra Nevada Brewing Company while in the area.

Recommended hotels in Fletcher

Arden

Unique features of Arden include the river views and forests. Make a stop by North Carolina Arboretum or French Broad River while you're exploring the area.

Recommended hotels in Arden

Candler

The picture-perfect mountain views and abundant dining options are top of the list for many visitors to Candler. A stop by Bob Lewis Ballpark or Pisgah National Forest might round out your trip.

Enka

Visitors to Enka appreciate its restaurants. A visit to Bob Lewis Ballpark and Asheville Outlets might round out your trip if you're looking to see more of the area.

Best Areas to Stay for Art

Asheville has an interesting mix of bohemian artistry and luxurious grandeur. Book a hotel in Downtown Asheville to wander around and visit craft breweries, art galleries, vegan restaurants, and one-of-a-kind coffee shops. Stay right in the Downtown Asheville Arts District or River Arts District to watch artists at work or purchase their creations. Just a few miles from downtown, the Biltmore Estate is America's largest home; tour its elegant rooms, which are especially festive during the Christmas holidays. Horseback riding, craft demonstrations, wine tasting, grape stomps, and live music are all available here. Arrange accommodations in Fletcher to tour the sites south of Asheville that have appeared in numerous films, including The Hunger Games and Dirty Dancing.

Downtown Asheville

Travelers to Downtown Asheville praise its popular shops. If you've got some more time to explore, be sure to make a stop by Pack Square and Wicked Weed Brewing.

Recommended hotels in Downtown Asheville

Fletcher

Fletcher is known for its ample dining options, and you can make a stop by Western North Carolina Agricultural Center and Sierra Nevada Brewing Company while in the area.

Recommended hotels in Fletcher

Recommended hotels in Biltmore Estate

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