We had the opportunity to stay at Tracy & Brent's beautiful home in May celebrating my son's graduation. We came down to Clemson from NJ and then on to Asheville with the rest of the family. This was our/and our extended family's first Airbnb experience and I will tell you...everyone else from now on has a very high bar to live up to! We really felt that we were just staying in a friend's home. Tracy was patient and upbeat in answering my numerous first-timer questions and was quick to respond prior to our visit, even while she herself was on a family vacation. That's some real 'hospitality'. It gave me the sense of security that this really WAS a good idea.

The house was just as pictured. It felt like you were vacationing in a model home. The details that you don't see in the pics, the 'little' things that make your stay soooo comfortable and relaxing were things like the spices, etc. for cooking (ok-we didn't cook...but we could have!), the Keurig machine (and coffee- totally forgot about where we were going to get that) the wonderful cookies, the discount coupons to shops and restaurants, the local mags and information....and the life saving oatmeal packets!! (that was the clincher). The beds and pillows were comfortable and the towels plentiful. What more could you ask for?

....having fun with new tech. Never met Alexa before. What a hoot! I believe it may have been added onto the graduation present list now. :)

The location was outstanding, (although the street turn can be illusive in the dark, so pay attention), but 5 minutes to the Biltmore. 10ish minutes to downtown. Perfect as our family went separate ways one afternoon and was able to regroup at 'home' and go to dinner together.

We are a well travelled group and probably a bit particular. Staying here I believe you've made Airbnb converts of us all. Thanks for making it easy! and thanks so much for the celebratory bottle of wine. (that was a lovely gesture)

Best wishes to you. I've already told our friends where to stay if they are visiting Asheville!