They've also added their own touches, including special events such as Mystery Weekend, holiday celebrations and craft workshops. Another tradition that continues is family-style meals, where local residents have long joined with guests for hearty country breakfasts and mouthwatering mountain suppers of generous proportions. A Victorian Reginaphone music box announces every meal. The Nu-Wray Inn has 25 guest rooms. Antique-filled sitting areas grace each of the three floors.
Breakfast is complimentary for guests.
A little off the beaten path in the friendly township of Burnsville, historic Terrell House is surrounded by mountains, offering its guests vistas of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Bald and Unakas ranges and Seven Mile Ridge. The nearby Black Mountains are capped by the majestic Mount Mitchell. The inn is about 30 minutes from Asheville. The 1900 Colonial-style home was built as a girls dormitory for the Stanley McCormick School. Each room has a private bath with shower.