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Blowing Rock Accommodations!!
Please help! I've done a lot of research and I am looking for a place to stay in Blowing Rock for two nights. Is there any place with a woodsy, quiet location? There are so many places to choose from but most of them sound like they are in town, which could be noisy. I didn't want to spend over $150 a night if that is possible. If there is nothing with that kind of location then does anyone know anything about the Village Inn in Blowing Rock?
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You might look into Chetola. "Town" in Blowing Rock will not be noisy!! It is only a couple of streets.
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Chetola is booked when I want to go!
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Then I repeat, it is a tiny town. Many vacation homes--as in "second homes", who don't like noise either. ;o)
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I agree that any of the small inns along Main Street should not be considered a "noisy" location. It's a touristy area, but as said above, very small.
For something similar to Chetola but even more woodsy and quiet, try: http://www.crestwoodnc.com/ It's a short drive away from downtown Blowing Rock, but it's a pretty drive and there's a great restaurant, the Gamekeeper, across the street. Not sure if $150 a night works there though. |
I always use vrbo.com & stay 'out of town'. You can certainly find a small cottage very near, well w/in your price range.
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Try Gideon Ridge Inn; we also stayed at Mast Farm Inn in Valle Crucis; found it very quiet in our third floor room (not facing main road); there also also some cottages set back from the road.
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The Mast Farm will not come close to the OPs budget unless they have either slashed prices or there is some deal going.
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I'll check out vrbo and the other suggestions everyone made. I'm sure I'll find something in my price range. Thanks, everyone!
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I know this is an old post but when we stayed at Mast Farm Inn, we were able to book 1 night & get 1 night free using the coupon from I Love Inns; just thought I'd mention that because the avg price of the room was < $150/night for 2 nights.
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