The Crescent Hotel is considered the most haunted hotel in America, and we stayed there for a few spooky days in September. We didn't encounter any ghosts but we had a fabulous time, incredible views and a gorgeous room.
This is quite the site to be seen — the entire street is an art installation dedicated to The Beatles — and it's fabulous.
Check out the live music and farmers market on Tuesday nights!
You haven't really had a cookie before until you have these scrumptious and fully locally sourced treats.
This elegant and truly gorgeous inn has such an amazing history. Enjoy the views from the back balconies over a glass of wine or sit in the large rocking chairs in front of the epic fireplace to relax. You can even try to book the room that F. Scott Fitzgerald lived in for two years!
My fiancé and I stayed in the eco-cabins at this serene farm with incredible views and had an awesome stay! It's an easy drive to the very cool downtown of Asheville and has all the comforts of a solar powered chef's kitchen whilst still getting to feel like you're closer to nature. Franny was so welcoming too!
Take a majestic drive through the Blue Ridge Mountains via the Parkway through the forests and along its cliffs. Stay for a hike and a picnic and experience the change in weather as you head as high as the view of Graybeard Mountain and down low to Asheville.
We had a great stay here and it's the first campsite I’ve ever been to where you can order firewood by text for delivery by golf cart.
In the hip and up and coming Mount Vernon Triangle neighborhood, Sixth Engine is a great dining spot. There's a nice patio out front and the upstairs has tall grand ceilings and exposed brick. Try a whiskey cocktail made with their own barrel of Woodford Reserve.
Try the SuperDry vermouth cocktail. So refreshing! If you want to eat upstairs at The Bachelor Farmer, the friendly bartenders will also call you in a table and let you know when they're ready for you.