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Our top choices for North Carolina Mountains farmstays

1. Charming farmhouse in tranquil Candler, pet friendly w/fully fenced yard

Candler

Mallory M.

includes taxes & fees

16 Sept - 17 Sept

2. Pisgah Shadows Cottage - Hot Tub - Grill - Fireplace - WiFi - Pets OK

Hendersonville

Justin K.

3. Farmhouse with amazing views, enjoy the peacefulness of living on a farm

Crumpler

Rose

includes taxes & fees

24 Sept - 25 Sept

4. Tranquility Luxury Mountain Dome - Glamping w/ A/C, Hot Tub, and Extra Amenities

Mars Hill

5. Charming 2-BR farmhouse w/Hot Tub in delightful Bryson City, 2 min to downtown

Bryson City

6. Family-friendly Farmhouse Johnson City ETSU Bristol Motor Speedway

Johnson City

Hailey D.

includes taxes & fees

15 Sept - 16 Sept

7. Pokeadot Cabin: Cozy Farm Stay w/ Pool & Firepit

Madisonville

Joshua B.

8. Old Turner - Remodeled Farmhouse w/Firepit, 2 BRs, near hikes. Dog-friendly!

Blairsville

Clark C.

includes taxes & fees

28 Sept - 29 Sept

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Top North Carolina Mountains Hotel Reviews

Stonebrook Lodge Cherokee

8/10 Good

"Was able to check in around 2, but there were several people waiting I. The lobby to do so. Odd thing, neither bed had an actual comforter or blanket, so I had to unfurl one from the drawer when it got really cold that night. Side note, my bill ended up being $5 more than my reserved total in the app- the staff’s explanation was a little suspect, but apparently their taxes charged are not in sync with 3rd party apps. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom clean, but the floor was especially slick for some reason. The tv remote’s backing was broken, so it kept falling off with the batteries coming loose. The in-room fridge was larger than expected, which was welcomed. The free breakfast was just ok, nothing special, and they only had whole milk for cereal. I didn’t see any fresh fruit, which would have been nice. Overall, it was a nice option for Cherokee, for a short stay. Mine was just overnight, so it worked for me, though the cost was more than I hoped to pay, but was competitively priced with other hotels outside of the casino. My experience was ‘fine’, but I would recommend it for a short stay and for the price. It’s an easy walk or drive to the casino and there are several options for food within a few minutes. Parking was free but good spots were limited."

The Restoration Asheville

10/10 Excellent

"One word to describe: RELAXATION! The minute you walk through the door and get a whiff of their signature smell it instantly calms your nervous system. It then only gets better as you are greeted by an amazing attentive staff and the calming blue decor takes you even deeper. It has now become my hotel of choice when in Asheville."

Kimpton Hotel Arras by IHG

10/10 Excellent

"One of the best hotels I've stayed in. Very much worth the price. Hotel staff were extremely friendly and helpful, the room was clean, and the bed was comfortable. There was a little bit of road noise, but it died down around 10pm. The elevators are operated using your room key and a touch screen, which took some getting used to. I can't wait for my next trip to Asheville so I can stay here again."

Brookstone Lodge near Biltmore Village, an Ascend Collection Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Absolutely loved my stay! It’s a quiet hotel about 10 minutes from the entry to The Biltmore Estate. The room was great! Bed was comfortable and no issues at all with housekeeping, The free breakfast was good- not a lot of variation but they did have good sausage gravy/sausage each day and waffles. Coffee was pretty good, too- definitely a step above other continental breakfasts at other hotels. Staff very accommodating and parking is safe and a breeze. Would recommend changing the yogurt option though- Dannon is grainy, but that’s a personal thing. It will definitely be my go-to hotel when I visit Asheville. I go every year so that’s a plus!"

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