Price: $228 nightly, $257 total, Nov 16 - Nov 17, Total with taxes and fees, for Our top choices for Mars Hill chalets
Review: Very cosy chalet nice tv all kinds of accommodations and an incredible porch view, by Vinson
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Tucked between the Blue Ridge Mountains, this college town offers hiking trails with spectacular views of Madison County's rolling landscape. Visit the historic Mars Hill University campus, then explore local craft shops and farm-to-table restaurants where Appalachian music often fills the air.
Review: The restoration of the historic jail is immaculate . I felt like I was in a museum. The lighting and Location was artful. Easy to grab meals and coffee downstairs. Walkable town. It was especially meaningful to me as I had years ago , transcribed the infamous Sheriff Ponder audio tapes for the retired , NC Surgeon General., by Tasha, November 8, 2026, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: The a in Abbington is for the abundance of attention to details-fresh flowers in every room, cleaning service during breakfast, choice of pillows, 24 hour cookies. The b represents the bountiful breakfasts served. The other b equates to the beautiful decor. The i signifies the incredible amenities such as the fireplaces, sound machines and whirlpool tubs in every room. The n stands for the numerous tourist suggestions provided. The g represents green plus gorgeous gardens. The t describes the..., by Betsie, October 14, 2016, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: I absolutely loved staying at The Lion and The Rose. It is a charming property with a rich history and lovely owners. Upon arrival, I was greeted with a complimentary glass of micro brewed beer and the utmost friendliness. After a short tour, I was escorted to my room. It was lovely- the fainting couch was more comfortable than my bed at home. The radiator gave off the most comforting heat and I really felt like I could truly relax in my room- unlike at some hotels which feel sterile. Karen,..., by Rebecca, March 4, 2022, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: We were in town for a mid-week concert and decided to try some place a little different. We could not have made a better decision. This really is a different kind of hotel experience. With only 14 rooms, each with its own layout and decor, and local artwork lining the halls, you can see that the owners put some thought into the renovation of this old building. There is no 24-hour lobby attendant, each guest receives a code to enter the front door. It was very peaceful inside, with a..., by Andy, May 9, 2015, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: Perfection! Thank you to Lark Hospitality for giving these properties new life. The restoration is flawless and the rooms are gorgeous. The location is perfect - adjacent to the South Slope and just downhill from the heart of downtown Asheville. These magnificent homes could have easily been torn down to make room for condos or a modern hotel. Instead, they’ve been preserved and renewed for travelers to enjoy. Breakfast was easy, fast and delicious, parking was FREE, and the staff was super..., by Elizabeth, February 20, 2024, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: Clean, neat, comfortable, and staff were friendly. A great change from a chain hotel., by Anonymous traveler, August 4, 2016, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: We had free hotels.com nights and were disappointed that the boutique hotel in town wouldn't accept them so we booked the hampton inn instead. I am so glad we did. It was so clean, the room and beds were so comfortable, the bathrooms/showers were awesome! We enjoyed a little outdoor patio with a fire pit and some sofas. There was an indoor pool but we didn't use it...heard that it was cold! The breakfast was good and it was slightly different both days. Lots of choices and options. There was a..., by Katherine, November 23, 2022, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: The hotel was awesome. Highly recommend staying in a Cambria hotel if you are anywhere near one or planning a trip, it would be a great choice., by Timothy, April 2, 2025, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: This place is fabulous. Super cute hotel with only 6 rooms upstairs and a bar/coffee counter downstairs with excellent beer/wine and coffee options, a fancy pizza truck on site, and lovely outdoor areas at the front and back. They say there is no breakfast provided, but there is a pantry room near the guest rooms with a microwave, lots of snacks and extra toiletries, and some light breakfast options each morning. Our room (Holman 202) was lovely with a bedroom, small but adequate bathroom, and a..., by Andrew, May 11, 2025, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: This is our second time staying at the Village Hotel. We like how close it is to dining and activities, like the winery and the village. Parking is plentiful and free. The only thing I would change is that the Estate has a shuttle for Inn guests only, but I would make it available to all guests, because it literally drives right past the Village hotel with no one on it. If the Estate is priding itself on local, sustainable, environmentally friendly efforts then why force everyone to drive when..., by Katherine, July 27, 2023, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: This hotel is amazing. This was my second stay and you can bet I will be returning again soon. The staff is attentive. The rooms are well thought out and unique. I love the robes and the bed and sheets are cozy. Afterglow has the best drinks I recommend the sunset dreams. I haven’t tried the restaurant yet and the rooftop bar wasn’t open on either of my visits but I can’t wait to try them. You can’t beat the location. Just a short walk to several restaurants, bars, and breweries., by Heather, March 1, 2024, rated 10/10 Excellent
Review: The hotel and all staff from valet to reservations to housekeeping to concierge were absolutely amazing and some of the most attentive and friendliest I have visited with since COVID., by Demetra, April 14, 2025, rated 10/10 Excellent
