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“Very hospitable and enjoyable” Sunset Sweet is just outside Weaverville near Asheville, NC. It does have a dirt driveway but is quite accessible. We chose there as a place to stay out of Asheville and inexpensive but it is quite accessible to Asheville also. We had just spent some days nearer town. The Blue Ridge Parkway is also quite accessible. Our hosts Sharon and Gary were great and willing to help wherever they could. The space was very good including bedroom, bathroom, a small fridge, coffee and tea, and use of a separate living room, a bonus. A breakfast of cereal, fruit, yogurt and homemade muffin could be had in their kitchen or outside on several decks and porches.Good conversation ensued. The steepish trail out back has lots of spring wildflowers which unfortunately were over in July but others were evident. Some swing seats and benches afforded rest and views. The fireflies at night were good to see and the view is good over the hills. The Stony Knob cafe and Well Bred bakery were two eating places we went to and they were very good. I would highly recommend both. Weaverville is a pleasant small town. The two dogs are very friendly and docile. All in all a very good place to stay and great host and hostess. .
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“Loved our stay at Tranquil Glen” The cabin was clean, well stocked and a perfect place to spend a quite Christmas week with family. The cabin was beautifully decorated for the holidays. Owners were quick to respond with answers to questions.
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“The Kuai family are wonderfully hospitable!!!” We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Kuai family's apartment. They made us feel so welcome and the apartment was very comfortable. Every morning we walked down the street to Starbucks :-) We were so close to downtown. It was perfect!!! Very quiet neighborhood close to downtown. We look forward to staying again. Thanks again, for making our first visit to asheville very warm & memorable!
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“Most adorable mountain escape in the Smokies” No space was wasted in these adorable bungalows with their eco-friendly, sustainable styles. My boyfriend and I and our two medium/large sized dogs had plenty of room to lounge indoors and outside. My boyfriend and I enjoyed cozying up in the bottom bunk behind the curtains and on the futon upstairs to watch movies. When we weren't getting comfy at the bungalow, we took a short drive to DuPont State Park, Pisgah Forest, the Biltmore Estate, or downtown Asheville. My boyfriend's biggest concern was seclusion since the other bungalow is right across the courtyard, but the two couples we met during our one week stay were a lot of fun and it was really cool getting to hang out them. We decided that any visitors that can appreciate the quirkiness of the bungalows as much as we did were already our friends.
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Asheville holidays
Asheville, NC has earned the reputation as one of America's most cultured and richly distinctive cities on the East Coast. There are few places in the world that possess as much diversity, history, and natural beauty as this area does. Asheville offers an endless range of activities with mountain biking and hiking trails, fishing hot spots, and whitewater rafting right outside your back door. Craving historical architecture and timeless works of art? Tour the Art Deco City Hall and the Asheville Art Museum, located in the heart of downtown. Visitors can also spend a day shopping and dining, or enjoying the links at one of the city's beautiful golf courses amidst a Smokey Mountain backdrop. Cultural and outdoor adventures can be pursued by day, and by night, while entertainment can be found in the numerous fine theatres, music venues, and local bars.
Some of the sights you will definightly want to see include:
- The Biltmore House: Known for its world-class architecture, Asheville is home to this George Vanderbilt 250-room estate, which is also renowned for being America's largest home.
- Smokey Mountains Railroad: Step onto this train and travel through rivers, mountain tunnels, and hills.
- The Diana Wortham Theatre: This venue showcases the best of live dance, theatre, and musical performances around. It is situated at the centre of Asheville's downtown, surrounded by an abundance of great restaurants, galleries, and museums.
- Mount Mitchell: If breathtaking vistas are what you are after, look no further. The spectacular views atop this mountain peak, which is the highest one in the Eastern United States, are just 15 minutes away from Asheville.
- Haunted Asheville: Created by the author of Haunted Asheville, Joshua P. Warren, these ghost tours of the area are a very popular attraction. They feature secrets of the town's history, the Brown Mountain Lights, and some of Asheville's most ominous apparitions.
- Botanical Gardens at Asheville: A beautiful sight to behold for nature lovers wanting to see some native plants in their natural environment. The trail is a relaxing setting perfect for a leisurely stroll amongst the exquisite surroundings.
The Appalachian Mountains become your backyard while staying in your very own holiday rental. Watch the early morning sun hit the hills of Asheville from the privacy of your own cabin rental or condo. As the most spacious, secluded and genuine lodging option in the area, holiday rentals in Asheville provide a personal experience you simply won't find in Asheville camping. For couples looking to reconnect, Asheville romantic getaways provide the perfect backdrop.
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