I travel to Asheville a couple times a year for vacation, and this has become our favorite hotel. So far, we've stayed there three times. I've also stayed at the Inn at Biltmore and the Grove Park Inn, and I much prefer this hotel, mostly because of the location and value. All three times we've booked on Priceline for less than $100, which is an absolute steal for this hotel. Anything up to $150 is a great price for this hotel and makes it a great value. However, I wouldn't pay over $200. The best thing about this hotel is the location. I prefer to stay downtown rather than by the Biltmore. This hotel is walking distance to tons of downtown shops and restaurants. The rooms are also very nice and the pool and hot tub are decent.

We paid a Priceline price yet the staff treated us as if we'd paid full price. The rooms were beautiful, the front desk staff was so friendly and helpful, the housecleaning staff was so wonderful and accomodating, and room service was top-notch. The hotel is located right downtown so we were able to walk everywhere. We ate in their restaurant one morning for their breakfast buffet, and our server was so kind and attentive, something you don't always get with a buffet. I can't speak highly enough about this hotel. It made my 40th birthday celebration a perfect weekend.

Been there 5 times. This most recent stay was a little disappointing. Housekeeping is suffering. They charge $9.95/day for Internet access. The breakfast buffet (while still very good) was $15.00 (too expensive). I know the economy is in bad shape but this place was packed out. Seems to be a greed issue.

This hotel was superb with a great locations. Service was excellent and I loved everything about it. Only one little complaint and that was pool was indoors but I suppose that is good in the winter. It was walking distance to downtown and convenient. They recommended Over Easy Cafe for breakfast and we ate there every morning. It was great. Pomidoro's Restaurant was a short drive away and we enjoyed Greek food there. Asheville Pizza and Brewery served good food and it was a very unique restaurant that also showed movies for $3.00 extra. We loved the Biltmore Estate and did some off roading in a Land Rover with an instructor. A lot of fun for a short vaction and would recommend it to anyone.

Went to Asheville for the first time, and booked this hotel knowing that it was close to downtown. It was well located, as we walked to downtown and dinner, but we were given a smoking room even though we booked a non-smoking room. Room was fine except for the smell of smoke, but not worth the money compared to other hotels. The best part is it's location: walking to downtown was great, but the front desk couldn't recommend restaurants other than the most well-known. We knew that there were it least 2 vegetarian restaurants downtown, but they didn't know of them.