Located in Asheville, North Carolina’s peaceful Kenilworth neighborhood, Sweet Biscuit Inn is a 1915 Colonial Revival home with 6 guest rooms, a two-room suite, and a private pet and kid-friendly carriage house. We are less than two miles from Downtown Asheville, a thriving cultural center filled with shops, galleries, breweries, and restaurants, and less than 1 mile from quaint Biltmore Village and the entrance to the Biltmore Estate. Guests are encouraged to explore the grounds or relax on the large covered front porch with a local beer, a glass of wine, or a steaming cup of Italian dark roast coffee. Sweet Biscuit Inn features uniquely decorated and unusually spacious room with 11-foot ceilings, private baths with antique tubs or walk-in showers, HDTV, A/C, wireless internet, and cozy bathrobes. Each stay in the main house includes a hearty and homemade three-course breakfast for two.

Oakland Cottage Bed and Breakfast is an Asheville historic home, circa 1910, for the perfect Vacation In Asheville. This 5,000 square-ft "cottage" has been naturally separated into private rooms. The open common areas, available to all guests, create a warm and spacious feel.  Oakland Cottage is about a mile from the entrance to the Biltmore Estate and just over a mile from Asheville's historic downtown district. There is a delightful full breakfast each morning in the dining room served anytime between 8:30 - 9:30 (special diet needs or a lighter option for earlier or later breakfast needs are available with a 24 hour notice). Additionally, there are complimentary coffee & teas available in the dining area all day. The first floor rooms are pet friendly (review pet stay agreement). Your well behaved pet is welcome with acceptance of our Pet agreement and a per night per pet fee. Some of the rooms allow for an additional guest.  If more than 2 guests are staying in a guest room, there is a $20 ea addl guest fee.  Well behaved children are welcome.

Pinecrest, a beautifully restored 5 bedroom inn built in 1905, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is conveniently located in historic Montford, an easy one-mile walk to downtown Asheville, 3 miles to the Biltmore Estate and just minutes from the Blue Ridge Parkway. Start your day with an indulgent breakfast served at 9 am and upon your return, enjoy homemade cookies and beverages while relaxing on our sun porch. Let innkeepers Dan & Diane make your trip memorable.

The Applewood is one of the longest continuously operating bed and breakfast style hotels in Asheville having transformed from a private residence in the late 1980’s. The house was completed in 1912 by Captain John Adams Perry who was the great nephew of brothers Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry and Commodore Matthew Galbraith Perry. The New England Style Colonial Revival two-story structure is frame construction with a stone masonry foundation, cedar shake siding featuring a pediment entrance supported on Doric columns and flanking porches. The main level of the Manor consists of a large entry hall from front to back, parlor, living room, formal dining room, butler’s pantry, half bath, kitchen and basement stairs. There are fireplaces in the parlor, living room and dining room. The second level consists of a large hallway, built-in linen storage cabinets, stairs to the third level, and four of our 6 guest rooms, each with its private bathroom. There are fireplaces and balconies for all rooms except the Northern Spy on the second level. The third level consists of the large one room Winesap Suite with a luxury bath and sitting area. The house is approximately 6,000 square feet in size. We offer bespoke guest experiences for cycling, culinary and business leadership. We maintain a fleet of incredible 3T Exploro bikes for our guests to rent and can put together any type of cycling experience you wish. Our kitchen was fully renovated in early 2021 and is now a chef’s dream. Enjoy our cuisine or come inside and cook with us. Our house is a perfect venue to for intimate private events including weddings, receptions, family reunions, a friends’ gathering, charity events and any number of other themes.

Welcome to Arbor House of Black Mountain, the best location in town. Just a short stroll to our town's 33 eateries, 40 retail shops, and a few breweries. Have fun exploring and come back to the B&B to relax on our deck. or seating areas overlooking the Pisgah Forest, the Seven Sisters mountain range, and Lake Tomahawk. We have five spacious and uniquely decorated suites, all with large private bathrooms. Our Studio suite is detached and is dog-friendly. All are equipped with free Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, DVD players, with library, Beekind bath products, soft and comfortable sheets, towels, and robes. Asheville, The Biltmore, and the Blue Ridge Parkway are just 15 minutes away. Chef Jim prepares your full gourmet breakfast. You will be served special entrees such as stuffed French toast, Belgian waffles, or muffins with delicious egg dishes. We pick fresh ingredients from our garden and get quality local products, when available. The guest pantry has a mini-fridge stocked with soda and water as well as light snacks and baked goods. We will be happy to help you find things to do and can provide detailed information for your daily excursions. We offer whole-house rental for up to 12 people. Your family and friends can enjoy a special time together, not having to cook and clean. Just think home away from home. We welcome small weddings, elopements, and vow renewals with 20 people or less. We also cater to business needs. Come visit the most breathtaking place in Black Mountain.

This recently renovated and well loved B&B has been a traveler favorite for over 100 years. The Red Rocker Inn with Restaurant and Bakery serves up gracious hospitality along with comfortable and beautifully decorated rooms, outstanding meals, and the convenience of a prime location very near the heart of charming Black Mountain, NC. Very walkable to downtown shops, restaurants and galleries, lake, and historic neighborhoods.

The Inn on Mill Creek Bed & Breakfast is nestled two miles into Pisgah National Forest, between Old Fort and Black Mountain, NC, about 25 minutes east of Asheville. Get some fresh air and connect with nature on our more than seven private wooded acres, on which you'll find several garden spaces, a walking labyrinth, a boardwalk over a half-acre of wetlands, a pond, and a small apple orchard, as well as plenty of seating indoors and out. A relaxed, casual atmosphere influenced by beautiful forest scenery awaits. For adventurous travelers, the Inn on Mill Creek is the perfect home base for hiking and mountain biking in Pisgah National Forest, exploring a robust state park system including Mount Mitchell State Park and Chimney Rock State Park, bird watching (the Inn on Mill Creek is a site on the North Carolina Birding Trail, Mountains Region), and fishing. We partner with expert guides to create stellar outdoor experiences for guests. Additional area attractions include Biltmore Estate and the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway. To round out your stay, excellent local restaurants and breweries, art galleries and shops can be found in nearby Marion, Old Fort, and Black Mountain, as well as Asheville. When you return from the day's adventures... or if you'd like to do a lot of nothing during your stay... you can take it easy in one of five spacious and comfortable rooms inspired by the beautiful National Forest where we reside. Enjoy a great night's rest and in the morning, enjoy a made-from-scratch breakfast served in the dining solarium overlooking Pisgah National Forest and one of the Inn's gardens. Our goal is to provide a peaceful place where you can take your vacation at your own pace.

The newly renovated Marshall House Inn is a bed and breakfast Inn providing 4 contemporary styled rooms in a beautiful historic home located in the charming small mountain town of Marshall, NC with easy access to the best that western North Carolina has to offer. Perched on a hill, the Inn offers stunning views of the French Broad River as it flows through picturesque downtown Marshall. Just steps away you’ll discover live music, libations, art, shops, coffee, casual & fine dining. Within a half hour drive you can explore the urban excitement of Asheville with its buzzing art scene featuring hundreds of fine artists, performing arts venues, crafters, folk artists and numerous galleries. Asheville’s vibrant food scene is diverse and runs the gamut from four-star cuisine to unique food trucks and the beer scene boasts the most breweries per capita of any U.S. city. In the immediate area you can experience the adventure of the blue ridge mountains and French Broad river including the Appalachian trail, hiking, hot springs, whitewater rafting, kayaking, tubing, fishing, mountain biking, cycling, zip lining, horseback riding and more. Renovated in 2016, the Marshall House Inn is a unique mansion built as a private residence in 1903 and listed on the national register of historic places. Designed by the supervising architect of the Biltmore Estate, Richard Sharp Smith, the house is built in the English vernacular style. The house was converted into a ‘Tourist Home’ in the 1920s and has been welcoming guests to Marshall ever since.