Ashville NC hotels in town
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The AC Hotel just opened recently and it seems very nice. Aloft on Biltmore Avenue would also be a good choice. Both of these are downtown and close to everything. Asheville is such a small, walkable city that it doesn't really matter where you are.
NeoPatrick, the Hyatt Place is a little farther out, but still easy to walk everywhere and perhaps much more quiet than the ones downtown. And their Montford Rooftop Bar is a lovely space.
Asheville Downtown Lifestyle Hotels | AC Hotel Asheville Downtown
http://www.aloftashevilledowntown.com
NeoPatrick, the Hyatt Place is a little farther out, but still easy to walk everywhere and perhaps much more quiet than the ones downtown. And their Montford Rooftop Bar is a lovely space.
Asheville Downtown Lifestyle Hotels | AC Hotel Asheville Downtown
http://www.aloftashevilledowntown.com
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Lily, that's funny. I had seen a link to the Montford and looked at it and thought it was nice, but never realized it's actually atop our hotel. Nice. We're doing a 10 day road trip with ALL free hotels (mostly Hyatts), so that's the reason we'll be staying at Hyatt Place. I'm thinking we should request a room facing "downtown" as that might be quieter than the ones practically perched over the highway?
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Patrick, I think it's definitely wise to try to get a room facing as far away from the expressway as possible. I can imagine that those rooms could get quite a lot of noise. The hotel is otherwise in a relatively quiet area compared to the other two that I suggested (Aloft and AC). Downtown can get pretty busy late at night, especially on weekends. I hope that you have a lovely time here!
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