Absolutely beautiful, new condo in south Asheville. The unit was very clean and inside you'll find high-end appliances, soft close drawers and cabinets, fully-stocked kitchen, Nespresso machine, Google speaker, Samsung TVs in the bedrooms and living room, granite countertops, great lighting, beautiful modern furniture, and a number of other amenities. The beds (one queen , one king) are nice and comfortable with white sheets and duvet. The queen bedroom has a smaller bathroom with one sink and tub. The master bedroom has a double vanity and glass-enclosed shower. There were small (Bosch) washer and dryer units, but we didn't use those during our stay. Security at the place was good with key pads to open the parking garage, lobby door, and condo itself.
Unit features a massive balcony with dining table, rockers, two other chairs, grill, and still plenty of room to spare. All of this overlooks a transitional area of town that's changing from old, now defunct business to breweries, clubs, and restaurants. From the balcony, you can see the Travelers baseball park (and hear the game), popular chicken wing restaurant, Green Man's new brewery (which is beautiful), several clubs, the hospital, and mountains. Downtown is a short walk and you can stop at Bhramari Brewing Company, the Orange Peel, Wicked Weed Brew Pub, Storm Rhum Bar, or Hi-Wire Brewing on your way. All of this convenience comes at a price: noise. Fortunately, between the condo's sound-dampening sliding doors and the noise machines provided in both bedrooms, it's not too bad getting to sleep. We also found that most noises (road noise, sirens, and yelling pedestrians) died down after 11pm. Our two younger kids had no problem going to sleep each night.
This was a terrific place to stay, but was a splurge for us as the cost was significant, especially after taxes and fees. If you're planning to be out walking, dining, drinking, shopping, clubbing, and enjoying all that Asheville has to offer, something this nice is really not necessary. But if you plan to make your accommodations part of your visit experience, this could be a worthwhile investment.