Visit our Hotel near Biltmore Estate and Asheville Attractions

We recommend the following Asheville Attractions:

• Asheville Art Museum (2.8 miles)
  This museum houses an eclectic array of local, national and international artists with pieces in a variety of mediums and is located in downtown Asheville.
  Phone: +1 (828) 253-3227
• Asheville Ghost Tours (2.8 miles)
  Asheville ghost tours offer haunted pub crawls for adults, and family friendly walking tours and trolley rides for the whole family.
  Phone: +1 (828) 216-3383
• Asheville Outdoor Center (7 miles)
  Considered by many to be the premier outfitter in Asheville, the company offers canoeing, kayaking, rafting, tubing, SUP paddleboard rentals, Gem Mining and much more.
  Phone: +1 (828) 232-1970
• Biltmore Estate (3 miles)
  One of the most popular Asheville attractions, the Biltmore Estate has been a stunning landmark since 1895 when George Vanderbilt constructed the castle to be his family's estate. Today visitors can explore the 125,000 acres, 250 rooms, award-winning winery, formal gardens and hiking trails of the Biltmore Estate through guided tours as well as unlimited self-guided tours on a daily basis.
  Phone: +1 (800) 411-3812
• Blue Ridge Parkway (2.8 miles)
  A must-see among Asheville attractions, the Blue Ridge Parkway is less than three miles away and offers 469 miles of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains.
• Folk Art Center (4 miles)
  The nation's preeminent organization representing the crafts culture of the Southern Appalachians, the Southern Highland Handicraft Guild owns and operates this facility where guild member' works are displayed and sold, and artisans frequently demonstrate their craft.
  Phone: +1 (828) 298-7928
• Grove Arcade (3.2 miles)
  Just a short drive from our Asheville accommodations, The Grove Arcade, opened in 1929 and was once a thriving public market. Today it features restaurants, boutique shopping and regional crafts.
  Phone: +1 (828) 252-7799
• Museum of the Cherokee Indian (45 miles)
  10,000 years of artifacts relating to the great Cherokee Nation are on display for all to appreciate at this award-winning museum near our hotel. Guided tours and special programs are available.
  Phone: +1 (828) 497-3481
• North Carolina Arboretum (11.6 miles)
  Over 60 acres of expertly landscaped gardens display the culture of Appalachia and Western North Carolina through native flora and fauna at one of the most beautiful Asheville attractions.
  Phone: +1 (828) 665-2492
• Pack Place Education, Arts and Science Center (5 miles)
  The center houses the Asheville Art Museum, Colburn Gem and Mineral Museum, The Health Adventure and the Diana Wortham Theatre. The affiliated YMI Cultural Center is located at the corner of Eagle and Market streets. Admission varies. Multi-museum passes available.
  Phone: +1 (828) 257-4500
• WNC Farmers Market (2.5 miles)
  Considered one of the finest such markets in the United States, this 36-acre, state-owned facility operates year round with an array of offerings, including fresh produce, crafts, jams, preserves, plants and garden supplies.
  Phone: +1 (828) 253-1691

• Beach at Lake Lure: 23.4 miles
  Lake Lure, a man-made lake set amid the Blue Ridge Mountains, is the ideal place to float on an inner tube, picnic in the shade, or just catch some rays. Enjoy the Water Works with water slides, bumper boats and other soaking-wet fun.
• Chimney Rock State Park: 22 miles
  Chimney Rock State Park affords visitors a variety of astoundingly beautiful views that can be taken in by climbing or taking an elevator to the top of the 315-foot monolith that serves as the park's centerpiece.
• Pressley Sapphire Mine: 22 mi
  Go on a treasure hunt for your own Asheville souvenir at one of the oldest operating mines in Western North Carolina. This attraction is a great choice for families.