My sister and I had the most wonderful stay in Aunt Betsy's room, on our first visit to Asheville. The room was a peaceful oasis - decorated expertly in farmhouse chic (the room has been updated from the photos on airbnb and looks lovely), with a beautiful RH linen duvet on the bed, and smelling freshly of Meyers lavender laundry soap. The en-suite bathroom has a claw-foot bathtub and shower, cast iron sink, and vintage high-tank toilet, and was stocked with high-end amenities. Although the room was clearly very old (sloping floor, uneven shiplap ceiling) it was charming and never felt grimy or drafty. We were provided with a small kitchenette tucked away in a closet with coffee, wine, and a small fridge stocked with waters, local beers, and a modest home-made breakfast of bread and hard boiled eggs. The check-in couldn't have been easier, and Collin was timely with his information and responses. We had a private entrance and dedicated parking space which made coming to and from the room easy. Only a few glimpses of Collin's playful young family from the window reminded us we weren't staying completely alone. We are already talking about a return trip (but in the summer so we can avoid the April showers that kept us from hiking) to stay in this sweet space.