We stayed here for 2 nights so we could tour the Biltmore Estate.

The front desk checked us in because it was their job. No one went out of their way or spoke more than needed to us.

They were packed the first night we were there so we got stuck with a "basement" room with a street level view of a parking lot and an actual street. The room and bathroom were updated and very clean.

Free breakfast with a pretty decent amount of choices. Outdoor pool. Just off the highway and close to some restaurants and a small shopping mall. It was about 15 minutes to Biltmore.

We checked in on Oct 16th and left Oct 20th. It was very nice for the money. It was very clean, and the staff was helpful.

Heres one place I think you can go with a favorable experience with balcony to see the wonderful mountains . Try to get a balcony unit and it will add to your experience . This is one of the better hotels in Asheville, N.C. and I am a member of the Biltmore long term club. make sure you get in early because it does fill up.

We went to check in early and ask for a balcony around 3 p.m. on a Saturday, and the clerk was not super helpful. It was a busy weekend, but the only room she offered was one that opened up to the roof of the entrance. Not exactly a great view, and she didn't seem to realize it. First impressions are everything, and the clerk didn't make one -- she was also discussing *how many* hours she'd worked with the manger while we walked through.

The room itself was fairly well updated in decor and we slept well with minimal noise from the hall or adjoining rooms. e.g. when I went to the ice machine basically across the hall from our room my husband didn't even hear me, and couldn't believe the machine was so close. The shower had great water pressure/steam, and the a/c heating unit didn't make too much noise--just white noise. The breakfast was a step above Hampton Inn, with a mix of hot and cold items.

Would stay there again, as it was one of the newer/nicer looking properties in Asheville we've stayed at.