This apartment is a nice little treat in the hills outside of downtown Asheville. As city-folk, we opted not to get a car during our stay and the walk from this house to downtown wasn't too bad. There is a coffee shop on the way called High Five, where we stopped every morning to get a pick-me-up. Although, you don't really have to because the apartment has a Keurig coffeemaker in it. It is a nice space with all new furniture and amenities. There are many thoughtful little details that one would not expect in an AirBnB, especially, if you have stayed at other AirBnB's. The bar is set pretty low for me, but this place just raised it. It's like a fancy hotel room. There are little snacks, if you are peckish. Both rooms have their own TV's. The big bed is super comfortable and the sheets were soft. The bathroom is really nice with a big shower and a heater in the vent fan for cold mornings. There isn't anything to complain about with this place.
Asheville itself, however, is not exactly pedestrian friendly. We walked everywhere, but later in the evenings, we would call an Uber to take us back, simply because we didn't want to trek uphill after visiting a bunch of breweries. The arts district does not have sidewalks, which was a bummer, but I'm sure it's nice for people with cars. The people in this city are very nice and welcoming. The food is good and the beer is definitely on point. The local artists and artwork is also a nice plus about the city.
Danielle and Chip were very good at communicating and very welcoming and patient with us. Thanks to them and the city of Asheville for having us!