Hotell nära Chatlos Memorial Chapel

“Room was nice, large, and clean with pretty mountain & pool view as described. Wish lounge stayed open past 9pm and didn’t smell like smoke.”

“Best shower ever! Love this place.”

“This property is a long way from a true Hilton.. The walls are paper thin, you hear every thing and I do mean everything! No microwaves, or coffee pot in the room. The smells from paint to pot are all abound. Lets talk about the dogs, I love animals, but sometimes they need to stay home. They ranged from poodles to labs and yes they barked. I was at this hotel because Expedia goofed and I had to pay the price. It won't happen again. Do better Hilton. I didn't bother with there so called...

“The staff was amazing”

“Very clean. Rooms were updated and very nice.”

“There's no gym practically just a few little things and they're broken definitely recommend staying somewhere where are they amenities are much nicer but in a pinch it's okay”

“Good place to stay. Not in a busy part of Asheville which was what we were hoping for.”

“Room was clean and comfortable. Pool, hot tub, fire feature and breakfast were all great.”

“The rooms are very nice and the pool is beautiful and relaxing.”

“I wish I could include photos. There were many little things not clean like the bathroom door had two used soap bar pieces stuck to it with what looked like pubic hair (the door hits the shower so I assume this is how it was stuck to door), the tissue holder on the sink had dirty spots on it like splashed makeup , the bedside table had sticky drink rings on it, the hair dryer didn't work, the hair dryer handle left a sticky residue on my hands. The sheets and towels seemed clean. I came in late...

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“Good location. Had to pay for coffee”

“The staff were very helpful. The hotel was clean and the room was comfortable. The price was great and included breakfast and free parking.”

“Front desk employees were top notch!!!”

“Nice outdoor area with fire pit. Plenty of parking”

“Room was nice and clean. There was a thermostat that controlled the bedroom area but the sitting area was obviously linked to the hallway system.”