WHERE TO STAY IN ASHEVILLE

On the map, which shows the most convenient area to stay in Asheville NC, you can see a selection of some of the best located hotels.

If you were interested in finding out where to stay in Asheville, you may also be interested in knowing where to stay in Charlotte and where to stay in Nashville.

Downtown, the best place to stay in Asheville

Surrounded by the Appalachian Mountains, Blue Ridge and the spectacular natural landscape of North Carolina, the small town of Asheville has everything necessary to satisfy any traveller. Downtown Asheville is a great place to stay if you want to forget about the car and walk from any of the hotels in this area to the numerous restaurants, books, shops, breweries, galleries and monuments in the area.

There is lots to see in Asheville, from the impressive Art Deco architecture, which can be found everywhere in the town´s downtown landscape, to the Basilica of Saint Lawrence, which has the largest dome in North America, passing by the Grove Arcade, one of the oldest buildings in North Carolina and the Portico Market, up to the Pack Place, a complex which houses the Asheville Museum of Art and the Colburn Earth Science Museum. There is easy access from any of the Downtown hotels to everything Asheville has to offer without needing to use public transport.

Other places to stay in Asheville

Biltmore Village

The crown jewel of Asheville, Biltmore Village, is located just 7 minutes away from downtown by car and is considered a true landscaping masterpiece. Here you will find the largest private residence in the US, with 250 bedrooms, 65 chimneys, beautiful gardens and antiques, all open to the public. Staying here is a great opportunity to travel back in time and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. You will find the town’s most luxurious hotels here, and with the best views in town, Biltmore Village also connects with the village of Antler Hill, the most modern area boasting first class restaurants and bodegas.

River Arts District

The River Arts District stretches across the shore of the French Broad River and is close to downtown. It consists of 22 renovated industrial buildings where more than 165 artists have their studios. This is the best place to stay if you want to immerse yourself in the rich cultural life Asheville has to offer. Every second Saturday of each month, the artistic community organises exhibitions, classes and events, and during two weekends per year, you can also take part in the “Stroll”, a walking tour of the artists´ studios, admiring their work and chatting with them in their workspaces. The area boasts many cafés, restaurants and bars, and its proximity to downtown makes it a great option for those looking to explore the city´s diverse artistic offering.