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1. Carolina Country Inn
Carolina Country Inn
2. Terrell House B&B
Terrell House B&B
3. The NuWray Hotel & Carriage House
The NuWray Hotel & Carriage House
4. Mount Mitchell Eco Retreat
Mount Mitchell Eco Retreat
5. Lodge at Mount Mitchell
Lodge at Mount Mitchell
6. Comfort Inn North of Asheville
Comfort Inn North of Asheville
7. Skyline Village Inn
Skyline Village Inn
8. Mountain Inn & Suites
Mountain Inn & Suites
9. Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Asheville Weaverville
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Asheville Weaverville
10. Super 8 by Wyndham Erwin
Super 8 by Wyndham Erwin
11. Switzerland Inn
Switzerland Inn
12. Hampton Inn Black Mountain
Hampton Inn Black Mountain
14. Holiday Inn Express Asheville Woodfin by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Asheville Woodfin by IHG
15. Springmaid Mountain
Springmaid Mountain
16. Comfort Inn Marion near Downtown & Blue Ridge PKWY
Comfort Inn Marion near Downtown & Blue Ridge PKWY
17. Tru by Hilton Asheville Blue Ridge Parkway
Tru by Hilton Asheville Blue Ridge Parkway
18. Quality Inn Black Mountain-Asheville East
Quality Inn Black Mountain-Asheville East
19. The Inn at Shady Lawn
The Inn at Shady Lawn
20. Super 8 by Wyndham Black Mountain/Asheville East
Super 8 by Wyndham Black Mountain/Asheville EastGo beyond your typical stay in Burnsville
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Downtown
Downtown Burnsville wraps you in small-town Appalachian charm with its historic town square and early 1900s courthouse. Art lovers can wander between local studios and galleries showcasing traditional mountain crafts like pottery, woodwork, and handwoven textiles. The Summit Trail and Parkway Playhouse offer perfect breaks between browsing shops stocked with authentic mountain goods and soaking up those gorgeous forest views. Farm-to-table restaurants dish up regional favorites in converted historic buildings, with menus that celebrate local trout and foraged ingredients. Most downtown spots are within a 4-block radius, making it easy to explore on foot. Cozy bed & breakfasts in Victorian homes offer the perfect base for your mountain town adventure.
Wolf Laurel
Wolf Laurel offers a true mountain getaway where the ski slopes of Hatley Pointe transform into scenic hiking trails come summer. The championship golf course serves up incredible Blue Ridge vistas while surrounding Pisgah National Forest beckons with endless outdoor adventures. Big Bald's summit rewards hikers with breathtaking panoramic views that make every step worthwhile. Mountain cabins and vacation rentals nestled among tall pines provide cozy retreats with fireplaces and stunning views. A personal vehicle is essential for navigating the winding roads, as public transit is limited. The resort's dining options offer casual mountain fare, though hours vary seasonally.
Mountain Air
Mountain Air delivers an exclusive mountain escape with panoramic Blue Ridge views from 4,600 feet up. Hiking trails wind through pristine wilderness while a championship golf course offers manicured greens. Luxury amenities include a private airstrip, upscale clubhouse, and tranquil atmosphere perfect for travelers seeking refined mountain recreation. The clubhouse restaurant serves resort-style cuisine with reservation-recommended dining. Vacation rental homes feature premium amenities like private decks and fireplaces. Getting around requires a private vehicle, as this gated community embraces seclusion with winding mountain roads and golf cart transportation options.
Cattail Creek
Cattail Creek offers a secluded mountain escape where the Blue Ridge Mountains become your playground. Hiking trails wind through Pisgah National Forest, and scenic drives reveal breathtaking mountain vistas. After days spent exploring Mount Mitchell, retreat to your cabin for stargazing under unpolluted skies and mornings filled with misty valley views. Vacation rentals with rustic-modern touches provide cozy bases complete with fireplaces and hot tubs. You'll need a car to navigate the winding roads and reach dining options in nearby Burnsville. The peaceful setting compensates for minimal amenities, making this the perfect spot for travelers seeking natural beauty over urban conveniences.
Ogle Meadows
Ogle Meadows offers a genuine escape into North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains without the tourist crowds. Hiking trails wind through Pisgah National Forest while mountain views frame your morning coffee on the porch. Adventure seekers can zip through the forest canopy at nearby Navitat Canopy Adventures or climb to breathtaking vistas at Mount Mitchell State Park. Vacation rentals and cabins with rustic-modern charm dominate the lodging scene, many featuring hot tubs and wraparound porches perfect for stargazing. A personal vehicle is essential as this quiet community has minimal public transit. The tradeoff for seclusion is worth it—you'll experience mountain living at its most authentic.
Top landmarks in Burnsville
Mount Mitchell State Park
Roaring Fork Waterfalls
Big Bald
Hatley Pointe Ski Resort
Mount Mitchell
Mount Mitchell Trailhead
Mount Mitchell Golf Club
Parkway Playhouse
Learn more about Burnsville
Tucked into the Blue Ridge Mountains, this small town sits in the shadow of Mount Mitchell, the highest peak in the Eastern Continental United States. Wander through downtown art galleries showcasing local Appalachian craftsmanship before refueling at farm-to-table eateries. Hiking trails at Mount Mitchell State Park offer breathtaking panoramas that attract photographers year-round. The Nolichucky River provides refreshing swimming holes in summer, while Cane River Park offers more leisurely outdoor pursuits. Mount Mitchell Golf Club presents challenging fairways with mountain backdrops that make even terrible shots seem worthwhile. Roaring Fork Waterfalls in nearby Pisgah National Forest delivers natural splendor without requiring extreme hiking skills.
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Lantern Lodge Asheville Biltmore Village
"We loved the Latern Inn by far was the best property we stayed at on our 30 day road trip"
Downtown Inn and Suites
"I stay here when I come to Asheville. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is simply a safety concern. When I mentioned it at the front desk, there was some resistance and she didn’t seem to care.. but the concern is that the parking placard they give you to put in your windshield shows your room number, which is visible to the public and in your vehicle. I’m a security professional and would highly suggest that the hotel remove the room numbers and any personally identifying information on the parking passes. All other hotels document your license plate and store it privately in case they need to call you for a vehicle issue. Knuckleheads can easily target someone’s vehicle and then pairing it with their room number is going to cause an issue sooner or later. Also if someone is watching the vehicle leave, it would indicate that the room is likely empty and potentially making it a target for burglarizing. Additionally, you can tell if someone has kids (car seat in back) and target that. All around it’s just not a good idea and it poses a safety concern to me. When I brought it up to the front desk and scratched out the room number on the parking pass, she said to at least write my full name on the parking pass instead, which is a horrible idea as well. You should never voluntarily offer more information than necessary. I don’t think the hotel is being intentionally negligent here, I’m just hypervigilant because it’s the type of work that I do."
Baymont by Wyndham Asheville/Biltmore Village
"Loved the extra nice details like a nightlight by bathroom, extra fluffy towels, attractive decor and larger size refrigerator and a tasty breakfast. We spent 4 nights with an excursion to the nearby Biltmore Estate and a visit to the Cherokee Smoky Mountain visitors center. Highly recommend."
Four Points by Sheraton Asheville Downtown
"Love staying here. Super convenient."
Brookstone Lodge near Biltmore Village, an Ascend Collection Hotel
"It was a nice hotel overall. The coffee in the lobby was a bit disappointing. My shower was slightly broken (room 318) but not enough to complain. When I pulled the little thingy to make water come out of the shower head, some of it still came out of the bottom faucet. The location was nice--right off the freeway and kinda nice area."
Renaissance Asheville Downtown Hotel
"Nice hotel with a great lobby bar and restaurant. Enjoyed the valet and not worry about parking. The Continental breakfast could have been better for the price. Glad I got the vouchers when I booked the room. Not worth the $20 is paid at the restaurant."
The Omni Grove Park Inn & Spa
"We had a wonderful stay!!"
Aloft by Marriott Asheville Downtown
"Only complaint was that one of the elevators was broken. Caused some delays in getting to the conference we were there for."
Cambria Hotel Downtown Asheville
"Greeted with a glass of champagne! A great start to a great stay :)"