We didn't stay at the Jarrett House, but did have the opportunity to have lunch. It was AMAZING! Large portions, well cooked/seasoned, fast service! We had a fabulous server! She had a sense of humor and was quick and efficient. I can't wait to go back!

Stayed here after a recent trip to Cherokee, NC. Very quiet, very clean, had a wonderful night's sleep. My husband and I loved the complimentary breakfast...not for those on a low-fat or low-carb diet!

If you need all of the modern amenities, this is not for you. Space is limited in the bathroom, and the in-room mirrors are small. No in-room tv's (hooray!) However, the house is charming, and the hosts are very nice. Dillsboro is an adorable little town to explore for an hour or two.

I look forward to my next stay!

My wife and I celebrated our 33rd anniversary in the North Carolina mountains this weekend. We spent Saturday evening at the Jarrett House. The people there were very friendly and eager to help in any way. Yes, it's an old structure (built in the 1800's), but it does have that old time charm that is neat to experience, if you're used to modern day hotels. I'd recommend this B&B to anyone looking to spend a quiet evening in the foothills of the Smokey Mountains.

My wife and I love the Jarrett House. It is what it is: a historic inn; do not expect a modern hotel. Since the hotel was built before the turn of the century, it had to be adapted to modern plumbing needs, so don't be put off by the visible pipes on the ceilings. The rooms are spacious, spotlessly clean, and furnished with beautiful antiques, artwork, and floral arrangements. The charming, old-fashioned bathrooms are stocked with luxurious amenities. The inn is family owned and operated, and you feel the warmth immediately when you walk in. The restaurant serves wonderful Southern food; the service is prompt and gracious. There are relaxing porches with rocking chairs to sit and view the mountains.