The hip hideaway may itself be located on a quiet, rather nondescript block, but it was a perfect launch pad for our three weeks of Asheville adventures. Convenient to downtown, we especially enjoyed seeing live music at the Orange Peel and Rabbit Rabbit—and then being able to stroll on home afterward.
A range of local attractions (the Biltmore, River Arts District, Grove Park Inn, etc.) were easily accessible by car. We also enjoyed the beautiful fall weather, biking the Greenway, hiking Craggy Gardens and kayaking Lake Julian—all also within easy reach. And, don’t worry; upon return, street parking was NEVER a problem.
Accommodations were ideal. This is a lovely, intimate space decorated with old-timey tchotchkes. We did a lot of cooking and found the kitchen suitably furnished and functional. Finally, there is an upstairs occupant (separate unit) whose footsteps can be heard on occasion, but we never had any noise issues with them.
It’s probably a good sign, that we virtually never had to contact Alicia during our stay. However, the few times we did, her response was prompt and helpful.
Three weeks in Asheville wasn’t enough! We would happily return here to keep the party going…