Asheville hotels and places to stay

Travelers looking for budget hotels in Asheville can opt to stay at Rodeway Inn & Suites Near Outlet Mall - Asheville, which has room rates from 112US$ per night. To see some of Asheville's attractions, choose a hotel near John B Lewis Soccer Fields, such as the budget-friendly Comfort Inn Tunnel Road And I-40.

The city center boasts 4 hotels, such as Renaissance Asheville Hotel and Haywood Park Hotel. River Arts district contains a high concentration of landmarks, such as Consider the Following, so you can book a room at Oakland Cottage Bed And Breakfast to explore the area.

If you want luxurious conditions during your stay in Asheville, select Grand Bohemian Hotel Asheville, Autograph Collection, a 4-star hotel with facilities, such as a tennis court, a Jacuzzi and a patio. Holiday Inn & Suites Asheville Downtown is a 3-star boutique hotel situated beside Midway Family Church. Asheville has a number of reputable international chains, these include Holiday Inn Asheville - Biltmore West and Holiday Inn Sunspree Resort Great Smokies-Asheville.

There are 23 B&B options in Asheville, including Blue Dane Inn and Asheville Cottages. If you're traveling with kids and want to select from hotels near Azalea Church, the most suggested options will be Quality Inn & Suites Biltmore East and Howard Johnson Inn - Asheville Biltmore. Crowne Plaza Resort Asheville is a popular resort with a casino, a picnic area and a sauna for an unforgettable stay.

     Asheville offers an action packed vacation.

     Fishing, hiking, camping, eating out in restaurants and cafes, dancing nights away in vibrant clubs and other tourist entertainments are waiting for you in Asheville.

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     In Asheville you can also occupy yourself with the Pisgah trail system that will carry you 20 miles outside Asheville to discover a panoramic view of the area. You can also take the view in the East Coast's highest peak at 6,684ft that features an observation desk.

     After you come back down to the city you can try some local specialties in the downtown restaurants and also taste a home-made food from local farms. After sunset you should be ready to discover new side of Asheville – its musical scene. You cannot miss it, as Asheville's blues is played in Lobster Trap and more dynamic compositions fulfill the night in The Orange Peel, a club ranked one of Rolling Stone's Top five Rock Clubs.

Other attractions include;

- The Biltmore Estate, the largest single family home in America and is done in Renaissance style

- The City Building, completed in 1927 by architect Douglas Ellington

- Drhumor Building, Romanesque Revival style building from 1895

- Basilica of St. Lawrence, built in 1905, but was elevated in status to a Minor Basilica in 1993 by Pope John Paul II.

- Grove Arcade, a nation's unique building built in 1927 by architect Charles N. Parker

     Today, Asheville has few reminders of its origins as a tiny village at the confluence of the French Broad and Swannanoa rivers. Tourism reshaped it toward a top visited destination that attracts numerous tourists year round and even F Scott Fitzgerald, the famous writer arrived there in the summer of 1935.

     But the most famous personality bred in Asheville is Thomas Wolfe, prominent author who spent there his childhood in a boardinghouse - The Old Kentucky Home that was ran by his mother. Later this place would become a setting for his novel Look Homeward, Angel, where he would doubt his ever return to Asheville, but he actually was back to his hometown 1938.

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