Asheville or Inn at Blackberry Farm?
Jun 30th, 2003, 07:53 AM
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Asheville or Inn at Blackberry Farm?
I would like to take my husband away for a weekend. Mondy is not an object. Which one of these places is nicer? I wanted to visit Asheville, but am getting too many mixed reviews about loding there. The Inn at Blackberry sounds fantastic. Would I be missing out on Asheville, though?
Jun 30th, 2003, 10:59 AM
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There are many wonderful places in Asheville to stay. Some great B&B's, a couple of nice hotels.
Which places are you concerned about as far as lodging in Asheville?
The Haywood Park Hotel in downtown Asheville is very nice. There is also a
Renaissance Hotel very close to downtown. While not luxury, the rooms are very nice.
I've been going to Asheville a couple of time a year for the last 6 years and have had hit a few bad places, but the majority are great.
If you are interested I can give you a list of the B&B's we've stayed in.
Asheville is a great place with plenty to see and do. One of my favorite places to visit in the US.
Which places are you concerned about as far as lodging in Asheville?
The Haywood Park Hotel in downtown Asheville is very nice. There is also a
Renaissance Hotel very close to downtown. While not luxury, the rooms are very nice.
I've been going to Asheville a couple of time a year for the last 6 years and have had hit a few bad places, but the majority are great.
If you are interested I can give you a list of the B&B's we've stayed in.
Asheville is a great place with plenty to see and do. One of my favorite places to visit in the US.
Jun 30th, 2003, 04:24 PM
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The Inn at Blackberry Farms, now called just Blackberry Farm, is incomparable. It's been a few years since I was last there (been twice), but utterly loved it. For lovely surroundings, great food and attentive service I've never found anyplace to compare. And if you're looking for romantic, that's the place.
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Ashville is an interesting, attractive town. There are some nice art galleries, shops and places to eat.
Blackberry Farm is a destination unto itself. It is very luxurious and would work if you're looking to be pampered but you'd pretty much want to stay on the property.
Blackberry Farm is a destination unto itself. It is very luxurious and would work if you're looking to be pampered but you'd pretty much want to stay on the property.
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Asheville is a wonderfull city to visit and the surrounding area is also great. If money is no object, you may want to try the Inn on Biltmore Estate or Richmond Hill, both are Mobil 4 star hotels and Richmond Hill is also highly rated for their dining.
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