My wife & I stayed here for 3 nights over New Years. We booked a studio & when we arrived we were pleasantly surprised to find that we had been upgraded for free to a one-bedroom. The unit happened to be a handicap unit, which was not greatly different than a normal unit although it lacked a jacuzzi tub and a washer/dryer. Of course, I needed to do laundry as soon as we arrived (I was on a tail-end of a week-long trip) and was disappointed there was not a washer/dryer, so I called the front office who promptly offered to wash my clothes for me - it took them a day but it was nice nevertheless. Most everything else in the unit was spectacular - beautiful kitchen (stainless/granite), comfortable living room furniture, fireplace, large bathroom, and very nice linens on the bed. Our only complaint is the noise. We did not have a top-floor unit and we could hear every step the people above us took as well as every time they went to the bathroom or watched TV. I guess we drew the short straw for who we got above us because we were awoken every night around 3am by stomping when they came home. Despite how much we really enjoyed the facility, we will absolutely not stay here again unless we can be guaranteed a top-floor unit (in which case we would gladly stay here again).

We stayed a night here and went to a concert at The Orange Peel. Great value (we used a Trip Advisor discount). We got the studio unit and it was a good size and very comfortable. Much nicer than a typical hotel room. The electric fireplace was a welcome touch and the unit had a great little kitchen. No bathtub but a huge shower. We wouldn't stay here with the kids since there is no pool. There is a hot tub and fire pit, though we returned too late after the concert to use that area. I don't believe they had any vending machines. We didn't need the washer and dryer, but if we were staying longer that would have been a great feature. Convenient to downtown Asheville. Our taxi ride to The Orange Peel was only $7 each way. We stayed on the bottom floor and could hear folks walking around in the unit above us. We did request a non pet-friendly room as my husband has pet allergies and some units allow pets. A noon checkout time would be better than 11...especially after a late night concert! All in all a great place to stay, especially for the money.

Very comfortably and tastefully furnished apartments with kitchenette and washing facilities. After many days on tour, the private washing machine and dryer were most welcome! It was good to be able to enjoy the spaciousness of our apartment and also relax on the little balcony. Very peaceful and private setting. We enjoyed exploring the nearby reserve and neighbourhood. To reach the city centre you need to drive or take the bus (very convenient and good service) but this didn't detract from our enjoyment of our stay. Asheville is a delightful city to visit and I highly recommend the Residences as a great place to stay.

I come to Asheville at least 2 times per year and have tried several difference places and I found this place to be very nice and clean and lots of room with a full kitchen. It was hard to find in the dark as the sign is on Biltmore hwy but but you must take 2 turns on side streets to locate office. look at the website so you know what the building looks like or call/ GPS just takes you to the sign on hwy. for the price this place is very very good, winter firepit and hot tub on going, summer theres a pool. each room has a fireplace and by large bath had a whirlpool tub and large walk in shower, 2 dvd players w/ tvs.. it appears to have been orginally condos so its a 1 bdrm apt for leass than the price of hotel almost inthe heart of biltmore village with plenty of shopping and eateries.