If you’re looking for a hotel in Asheville near Biltmore Estate then you are in luck. momondo recommends 12 hotels near Biltmore Estate and on average, area hotels cost $127/night. This price may vary based on season. Hotels near Biltmore Estate are typically 30% less expensive than the average hotel in Asheville, which is $182.
Hotels near Thomas Wolfe Auditorium are typically 30% less expensive than the average hotel in Asheville, which is $182.
momondo users have recommended 12 hotels to users looking to stay near The Orange Peel. Hotels in this area have an average price of $127 per night. These prices may change based on several factors, such as time of year. Hotels near The Orange Peel are typically 30% less expensive than the average hotel in Asheville, which is $182.
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June |
cheapest month to stay
23%
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most expensive time to stay
16%
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$176 - $267
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Tuesday |
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Average price (weeknight)
$196
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Average price (weekend night)
$226
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The cheapest time to book hotels in Asheville is: 3 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 4-5 star, 44 days before. |
1-2 star
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$121 - $132
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3 star
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$180 - $192
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4-5 star
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$329 - $368
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For beautiful views of fresh spring blooms or colorful fall foliage against the scenic mountain backdrop, visit Asheville between March – May or September – November. Average temperatures range from 60 – 75 degrees Fahrenheit which is ideal for all types of outdoor activities. Summer months from June – August experience increased humidity, but this is still the most popular season for travelers from nearby towns looking for mountain-side getaways to escape the heat. Winter temperatures range from 20 – 30 degrees Fahrenheit, and the surrounding mountains are snowcapped, but Asheville doesn’t experience much snowfall. Since there aren’t many outdoor activities during this time, there is less tourist traffic, and hotel rates tend to be significantly lower than at other times of the year.
Downtown Asheville is a compact area which you can explore on foot. Asheville Redefines Transit (ART)-operated buses travel within the downtown area, and a few miles outside. Fares are flat at $1.00 USD per ride. Another scenic way to explore the town is via the hop-on hop-off trolleys operated by Gray Line Historic Trolley Tours. The tour features 10 stops, departs every 30 minutes, and costs $29.00 USD per adult for a 2-day ticket. Taxis run by reputable private operators and ride-share companies such as Uber, are easily available throughout the town. For more flexibility, and to enjoy some of the best activities that are based a few miles outside of downtown, consider hiring a vehicle. You will find ample metered parking as well as parking garages in town. It is worth checking out deals on rental cars with momondo.
Often called one of the trendiest small cities in the world, Ashville features homegrown microbreweries, chic eateries and a vibrant arts scene. Essentially a small mountain town, you will find buskers fiddling tunes on Biltmore Avenue, hikers heading to Mount Pisgah, cars swishing past Blue Ridge Parkway, and a visible contingent of artists as well as hardcore hippies. Where to stay in Asheville depends on whether you wish to wake up to stunning mountain views or be steps away from the bustling town center.
Downtown Asheville
Downtown is a vibrant area that offers streets packed with independent shops, farm-fresh eateries, plenty of entertainment, and a distinct mountain vibe. Enjoy the contemporary rooms and suites in Hilton Garden Inn Asheville Downtown, a modern hotel with a redbrick and glass exterior that boasts splendid views of Blue Ridge Mountains. Close to the shops, restaurants, art galleries, and famed Biltmore Estate, stay in Four Points by Sheraton Asheville Downtown hotel. Check out chic, stylish accommodation in The Windsor Boutique Hotel, a luxurious all-suite property, set in a 1907-dated building. The hotel features an on-site art gallery, and all its suites and interiors are decorated with interesting pieces of art.
Chestnut Hill District
Just blocks away from the downtown area, you have Chestnut Hill District that features boutique inns and B&Bs which are an interesting alternative to the somewhat cookie-cutter hotels in the downtown core. Check out The Princess Anne Hotel, a historic inn that offers charming rooms, full breakfast, and complimentary afternoon wine and snacks. Stay in the Bunn House Hotel, offering boutique-style accommodation with country-chic rooms set in a 1905-dated redbrick home. Enjoy the tranquil ambience just 2 blocks away from the lively downtown area.
Biltmore Village
Biltmore Village was originally conceived by millionaire George W. Vanderbilt and designed by world-renowned architects. It used to be home to the humble estate workers of Biltmore Estate. This area now caters to history buffs, art aficionados and foodies. It also features a good mix of large retail chains and independent specialty stores. Check out the stylish rooms decorated with velvet tufted headboards and antler accents in the Grand Bohemian Hotel Asheville, An Autograph Collection. This stately Tudor-style hotel is close to the historic Biltmore Estate, and features a vintage-look vine lounge, and an on-site restaurant that serves farm-to-table fare. Just one block from the entrance of Biltmore Estate, enjoy the comfortable accommodation and modern conveniences offered by DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Asheville – Biltmore.
Asheville offers plenty of accommodation options and caters to a wide range of budgets. You can choose from high-end luxury hotels, charming downtown hostels and B&Bs, as well as cabins, tiny homes, or yurts nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Just a mile away from the Asheville Urban Trail, check out The Beaucatcher, a boutique motel that features bright, warmly decorated rooms. Consider the modern, comfortable accommodation in Days Inn Asheville / Mall in the downtown area, or Days Inn Asheville / Tunnel Road & I-40, near Biltmore Estate. Enjoy simple, classic accommodation at the Baymont Inn & Suites Asheville / Biltmore hotel, conveniently located near Downtown Asheville.
Tucked into the palm of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville boasts epic vistas, charming historical sights, and a constantly evolving culinary scene. This chic small town is a favorite amongst adventurers and foodies alike. While most travelers make a day stop in this town, it is worth spending a short holiday to truly experience everything that Asheville offers.
When visiting Asheville the average booking length is 2 nights.
A hotel room in Asheville will generally set you back around $118 per night. This figure is an average and prices will vary according to the facilities, location and room availability at your desired hotel.
Asheville hotels are at their most economical to book in the month of January. The rates you are charged may be 23% lower than in the high season and is the best time to get a great deal.
Hotel rooms in Asheville are generally cheapest on Monday and more costly on Friday.
Asheville Hostels typically cost in the region of $71 a night for each person. This price is taken from hostels and hotels with a 2 star or below rating. Hostels are very economical and come out on average $46 cheaper than the average price of a hotel in Asheville.