Flat Rock Farmstay

The builder and first owner of the home was a wealthy slave owner who built the home in 1838 so that he and his family could escape the heat, yellow fever and malaria of the Charleston area. These buildings were originally slave quarters. Carl Sandburg turned them into outbuildings and guest cabins.

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Countryside Haven

Pickens

Kathy P.

includes taxes & fees

29 Jan - 30 Jan

7 BR Bunk House in Cozy Campobello Sleeps 28

Campobello

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17 Jan - 18 Jan

Experience Pisgah Forest charm near Dupont State and Pisgah National Forests

Pisgah Forest

Kamryn S.

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20 Jan - 21 Jan

Above Asheville, Art House

Fairview

Nasiyah J.

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22 Jan - 23 Jan

3-bedroom Farmhouse at the Base of the Blue Ridge Mountains

Landrum

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29 Jan - 30 Jan

2 bedrooms, iron/ironing board, free WiFi, bed sheets

Cozy 2-bedroom Rooftop apartment in charming Old Mill Village, Campobello

Campobello

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17 Jan - 18 Jan

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Top Flat Rock Hotel Reviews

Wingate by Wyndham Fletcher at Asheville Airport

10/10 Excellent

"Staff was great and rooms clean"

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Asheville Tunnel Road

10/10 Excellent

"The property is great but the surrounding area not the best. No fault to the hotel, parking was easy but large trucks blocked the majority of parking by the door. Breakfast was great, just would have liked more of a variety. Room was great and staff amazing. I would stay again when in the area. "

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