Casas flotantes en Tryon

“We took a quick trip to Tryon and stayed one night - I wish we had planned for more because this stay is a gem. Such character and thoughtfulness to the period in which it was built. We will stay here again for sure.”

“The house was very clean and had everything we needed. Host communicated very well. We would stay there again.”

“This was a super cute bungalow! I love how it is in "downtown" Tryon. You cannot get closer to the shops and restaurants of "downtown." I wish we had time to stay longer. Highly recommend!”

“While the location was beautiful the house was less than ideal. From broken glass in the yard to mold growing on ducttape on the ceiling, roaches in the kitchen, stained sheets and mattresses this place was not what we expected! We were going to try to make the space work and see it as a glass half full however when several of my kids were having coughing fits because of the mold we had to leave.”

“Clean home and nice patio. Very close to TIEC”

“A magical farm you won't want to leave! Plenty of room to roam and sit outside to enjoy nature during the day. At night we really enjoyed the fire pit and hot tub under the lit pergola. Slept like a baby on a very comfortable bed and loved that we had the option for A/C or a fan and that we could open the "garage" door on the unit for fresh air if we wanted. And finally, the best part of Alpine South, the family who runs it. They make you feel like you're staying with old friends from the moment...

“This was a great property for our stay while attending a horse show at Tryon. Very close to the location, clean and well equipped. The hosts were wonderful and made sure everything was ready for us to arrive and kept in touch to make sure we had everything we needed. We will definitely stay here again on our next trip.”

“Coneccion con tiendas y gasolineras , principales avenidas , tiendas de autoservicio y comida rápida. Un hotel silencioso ”

“Everything was awesome about this place”

“Todo excelente”

“Lovely campsite, suggestions, a step stool or ladder to get in van for vertically challenged people and a hand grip somewhere inside near the door to assist with pulling up if no step stool. Recommend some kind of hand rail or rope to hold onto to go up and down the incline to get to campsite. I know the Sasquatch is supposed to help identify the home but it blends in with environment. Maybe paint it a color that will standout a bit? This might not be the best place for a 63 yr old. ...

“Very nice breakfast buffet. Beautiful area but also close to many different things.”

“Tyron Equestrian Center and the Resort is just a once in a lifetime experience. The restaurants are top notch, and the Resort accommodations are extremely comfortable. This place is a horse enthusiast dream. The views are just espectacular from our room we could see the sunset over the mountains.”