Whether you want an urban setting or the peace of the country, a stay in a quaint town like Black Mountain or Weaverville versus a stay in West Asheville to be closer to the Great Smokies, you can find your Asheville area accomodations by neighborhood. Here are Asheville area hotels, motels, bed and breaskfast inns, cabins and campground lodging by neighborhood and location.
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Downtown Asheville |
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North Asheville The upscale North Asheville neighborhood boasts nationally-acclaimed cuisine, quaint cottages, indulgent spa treatments, the 265-acre UNCA campus, the Asheville region's oldest tailgate produce market and lush green space. |
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South Asheville Stay near the entrance to Biltmore, America's largest home, and the quaint timbered architecture of the Biltmore Village shopping and restaurants. South Asheville is also closest to Asheville Regional Airport, and features Lake Julian. |
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West Asheville Hip West Asheville features second-hand outdoor gear, relaxed cafes and pubs, Biltmore Square Mall, local art galleries, and the Western North Carolina Farmer's Market. This is also the closest neighborhood to stay for daytrips to Cherokee and the Great Smoky Mountains. |
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East Asheville This is the neighborhood for big name shopping at the Asheville Mall or various shopping centers filled with popular chain stores. There are also several familiar restaurant chains, as well as enticing locally-owned eateries. |
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Black Mountain Black Mountain's charming downtown features antique shops, art galleries and studios, and old-fashioned ice cream parlors. The town's public golf course boasts one of the longest public holes of golf in the world at 747 yards par 6. It is also home to Lake Tomahawk and nearby Montreat. |
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Weaverville Inviting Weaverville hosts the popular Art Safari tour of galleries. Weaverville is a small town that embraces fine dining, spas and exquisite bed & breakfasts. Vance Birthplace is nearby, and there are parks and outdoor adventures. |
Interactive Asheville |
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