Rob and Greg were more than just fabulous hosts, they're wonderful new friends! The house and location are breathtaking. It's ten minutes up a mountain from downtown so it's the perfect combination of city/country. Rob was extremely communicative and helpful before, during and after our visit. They left a clear and detailed instruction and arrival packet as well as lovely snacks. The apartment itself was perfect for our family of three, though had there been another child, there was an additional rollaway bed. The apartment was cleaner than probably any hotel room I've ever stayed in, and very tastefully decorated. It's definitely not a situation where you feel like you're working around somebody else's stuff or sleeping on their discarded furniture. The apartment has its own entrance and has everything you would need to prepare your own meals, including spices. We travel to Asheville 2-3 times a year and now that we've found Rob and Greg's place, we don't ever want to stay in a hotel again. Best of all, Rob and Greg and their cats, dog and chickens are incredibly warm and friendly (well, I don't think of the chickens as overtly friendly but they don't crow and wake you up!), which is the whole reason for staying in an Airbnb--to meet new people and reaffirm your faith in the fundamental kindness of people (or at least that why I do it). Here's the part of the review for WHEELCHAIR USERS: I am a wheelchair user and a world traveler so I know what questions to ask to usually ensure an accessible situation (of course, this depends on the host actually measuring and checking). Most importantly, Rob ASKED me what I needed (e.g. clearance space) rather than TELLING me that it would work (because as wheelchair users know, accessibility needs differ and people's perceptions of what is accessible do not always match up). Here are the vital statistics: -The driveway is steep but there is ample space at the top to park a ramp van. -Entrance is nearly flush with ground (no more than 1/4 inch threshold) and more than 36". -Narrowest space is 32" between wall and bed and between fold-out love seat and tv stand. -Bathroom has double doors and plenty of space to get wheelchair in but harder to close the doors once inside because they open into the bathroom (I didn't care if I could close the doors or not). -There are no grab bars around the toilet. I can also use a walker (and travel with the walker) so this did not pose an insurmountable problem for me but definitely would for some. -The shower is a corner stall with a low threshold (about 3") and no grab bars. Rob has a lovely, very stable teak shower stool which he had placed in the shower for me. Sometimes I travel with a portable, suction-mounted shower grab handle. Had I remembered it this time, it would have made transferring to the stool a lot easier....