April and her husband Matt were wonderful and welcoming hosts, and were available whenever I had questions or other needs. Their dog Maggie and cat (can’t remember its name) were also friendly. I enjoyed my stay in the apartment, which was as described, and I would be happy to stay there again. The neighborhood was very quiet. One piece of advice; it is a little hard the first time to find the right place to turn right, especially if you arrive after dark in the rain as I did. Once you are on the small road as directed, there are three places where you can turn right. The first one has a visible carport. You need the second one where the turn is before the stone retaining wall on the right; you will eventually reach the carport where you can park your vehicle. If you go to the end of the small road, you have reached the third possible right turn and have gone too far and need to turn around and go back down the hill. Also, if you want to visit the Biltmore Estate, discounted tickets are sold at the Asheville Visitor Center run by the Chamber of Commerce. Instead of paying $60, you will pay $50 (2015 prices).