North Carolina

A Quintessential B&B Providing the Best of the Best

MaxinePinson — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 02:11:32 GMT

Beautifully situated upon a hill in a serene bucolic setting, Bed & Breakfast on Tiffany Hill reflects the fulfillment of a 25 year dream by owner/innkeeper Selena Einwechter.

From the moment one enters this amazing inn, he becomes captivated by the attention-to-detail and first-class appointments carefully designed and implemented by Selena. Through high-style decor, bountiful amenities, and thoughtful extras, the interior of Tiffany Hill portrays the grace and warm personality of its owner. And the exterior is equally impressive with its collection of creative garden vignettes, walking trails, and even a "birdhouse"/bird observatory for guests to enjoy.

I cannot overstate how much I enjoyed my brief visit "on the hill" or how anxious I am to return to this beautiful part of the country!

Maxine

A Delightful "Spa Inn" in Asheville

MaxinePinson — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 02:06:24 GMT

Asia Bed & Spa offers relaxation at its best in a arts and crafts style home lovingly restored with an Asian flair. Each guest room is meticulously decorated and designed to offer the ultimate in serenity as well as comfort.

Julie is a warm and welcoming innkeeper who makes sure each guest is well cared for. Each morning she prepares a beautifully presented and delicious breakfast which is served on trays for guests to enjoy in one of the common areas. Guests are encouraged to attend breakfast, if they desire, in a plush robe and spa slippers provided by the inn and sized to fit the guest.

The inn's spa facilities are outstanding, and I enjoyed taking advantage of the European steam shower prior to having my late morning massage. Both the Japanese garden in front of the inn, as well as the Zen meditation garden adjacent to the sauna cottage, are well manicured and provide additional areas for the rejuvenation of mind and spirit.

Asia Bed & Spa is an inn I would love to visit again!

Maxine

Promoting via FaceBook, Twitter & LinkedIn

MastFarmInn — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 21:47:35 GMT

Does anyone have suggestions on how to promote the two special purpose websites below via FaceBook, LinkedIn & Twitter. They are for the parents of students at the two Universities here; ASU and Lees-McRae

http://www.mastfarm.net/mfi-specials-asu-parents/

http://mastfarm.net/mfi-specials-lees-mcrae-parents/

Any other suggestions welcome.

Thanks,

Henri

Scenic Overlook Bed and Breakfast in Pilot Mountain.... Amazing!!

cmarzac — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 00:19:35 GMT

Recently, my husband and I were able to spend one night at the Scenic Overlook B&B, we have just married and the stay was very special and memorable to our evening. We stayed in a room that overlooked gorgeous mountains, and a pond that was a perfect touch to the scenery. The room was very cozy, and gas logs had already been started for us when we arrived, it could not have been more elegant and welcoming. Everything that surrounded us, from the room to the outside was perfect, it felt like home with extra peace and quiet. Breakfast was great as well, we had eggs, sausage, canteloupe, and a peach pastry that paired so well with the coffee and orange juice. I will definatley return to this Bed and Breakfast, located just off highway 52, in Pilot Mountain North Carolina. I suggest the Scenic Overlook to anyone wanting to experience a piece of mind and an elegant stay. Gayle and Allen Steinbecker were the most welcoming and friendly owners, you go once and you will feel like a part of family.

Delightful mountain B&B near Asheville hidden in a national forest

MaxinePinson — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 14:20:01 GMT

The Inn on Mill Creek is a wonderful family/pet friendly B&B close to Asheville and Black Mt., NC. It is totally secluded in the midst of Pisgah national forest with a lake and waterfall. The innkeepers are warm and welcoming, and the inn is delightful. Breakfast is always wonderful (served in a solarium w/a waterfall and fish pond overlooking the lake), and homemade treats are available in the afternoon. Children especially love the lofts where they can sleep in the lake house rooms. I highly recommend this B&B and hope to visit it again. Maxine

A one-of-a-kind B&B in Lake Lure dedicated to making memories

MaxinePinson — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 15:40:17 GMT

     I have just returned from my fourth visit to The Chalet Club, and each visit makes me yearn to return for another. There are no signs directing guests to Chalet Club, and there is no sign identifying the inn once you arrive. Rather, it is more like arriving at the secluded mountain home of old friends from whom a special invitation has been received.
     In the typical manner of an old mountain home, the guest rooms/cabins are not decorated in a designer showcase style or with luxurious appointments. However, everything is spotlessly clean and comfortable;the rooms are like one might expect to find at a beach cottage where relaxation is the main priority.
    All meals are served at this B&B, and each is delicious. When the weather permits, breakfast is served on the terrace overlooking a spectacular vista of Chimney Rock and Hickory Nut Gorge below.
     An ideal getaway year-round,this is the best place I know in NC to take children as a wide array of fun activities (water sports included) abound. There is even a special ping-pong hut where fountain drinks are self-served that caters to young people.
    For over 60 years, The Chalet Club has been in the Washburn family and dedicated to making each guest feel special and cared for. This is a one-of-a-kind bed and breakfast inn that I look forward to returning to as often as I can. --Maxine

A spectacular mountain B&B in Sylva, NC

MaxinePinson — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 02:03:09 GMT

Galvladi Mountain Inn is an exceptional B&B that one must personally experience to fully appreciate. Not only is the mountain setting magnificent (and totally secluded), but the inn itself is an architectural masterpiece. The owners/resident innkeepers are delightful, and Terry is an accomplished chef whose gourmet meals amaze her guests and rival meals in high-end restaurants. The inn has a fully-equipped fitness room which looks like a mini-gym,and a special "shower room" is available for guests to use if they wish to enjoy the hiking trais and property after checking out but before leaving.

This is not a typical B&B as breakfast, lunch, and a gourmet dinner (preceded each evening by delicious appetizers) are included in the room rate. The rustic luxury of this extraordinary inn, along with its other attributes,makes it an inn which has become an all-time favorite of mine as well as a favorite of my husband. I endorse it enthusiastically and definitely plan to return for another visit. Maxine

Charlotte B&Bs

SSOULE — Mon, 05 Feb 2007 15:34:07 GMT

I just returned from a B&B conference in Charlotte, and had a chance to visit some of the area inns. Click here for full details, but in brief, choose Ms. Elsie's or 803 Elizabeth for the real B&B experience, or the Duke Mansion, the Morehead, or Van Landringham's for a larger inn ambiance. More details forthcoming in a future BedandBreakfast.com Report. Click here to read the current issue.

Green Mountain in Candler

LDW — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 14:33:26 GMT

Terrific place! We stayed just one night, but wish we could've stayed longer. While it doesn't look like the typical B&B, the place is amazing! The innkeepers are vegetarian, and the food is appealing to even carnivores. The innkeepers accommodate special needs, such as allergies and sensitivities, and they do this while providing a wonderful place to stay. We stayed in a HUGE basement room that could've fit 20 people without a problem! It was equipped with a kitchen and a very nice little bathroom.

You cannot go wrong!

Lori

Lazy Bear Lodge in Villas, NC - Excellent!

LDW — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 14:37:10 GMT

We had the distinct pleasure of staying at the Lazy Bear Lodge in Villas, just outside of Boone, NC. The innkeeper Anne has thought of everything!

The room was impeccable. The room was tastefully decorated and had a large, comfy bed. In the corner was a gas-powered fireplace/woodstove. The bathroom was a real treat - a Jacuzzi whirlpool tub and a glass-enclosed shower. It was a big bathroom, too. Lots of room to pad around and get dressed.

We'd had an excruciating drive and when we crawled into bed that night, the scent of lavender drifted up from the pillows. The pillows! What can I say about them? Not too soft, not too hard - perfect! The bed linens were the softest cotton I've ever encountered. But it didn't stop there. The towels were also scented - not overpowering, either. Just hints of something very nice. And soft! The towels were as soft as the sheets.

Also available are big thick robes for guests to use. And if that's not enough, didn't Anne leave an iron, ironing board and hair dryer in each room? She really thought of everything. Each time I needed something and went looking, there it was.

Breakfast is beyond the typical B&B fare. We were treated to Eggs Benedict, but with a bernaise sauce instead of hollandaise. Incredible!

The entire inn is there for the guests' comfort. The kitchen is available for snacks or for guests to cook their dinners. There is a puzzle in the dining area that folks can wander in and try tackling. The porch looks out onto a beautiful view of the mountains. And the sitting area is a vaulted ceiling with floor-to-ceiling windows.

You seriously cannot, and will not, go wrong if you choose to stay here.

Lori

Inkeeper position wanted

tamralynn66 — Thu, 06 Apr 2006 13:58:22 GMT

I am looking for an inkeepers position in North Carolina or east coast region. I have owned my own business for last five years (restaurant/hotel) and have been in the business for over 25 years. Am interested in purchasing eventually but must build my capitol due to recent divorce.

Tamralynn Self
Owner/ Self restaurant Enterprises

Forever Inn Wadesboro

charlottecityboy — Fri, 17 Feb 2006 18:49:36 GMT

This is an incredible place to stay! Who knew, an elegant B&B in Wadesboro? Very comfortable and peaceful. Merrie and Dave, our hosts, were very attentive, but not overly so. They are very happy to assist with activities and restaurants in the area and in surrounding cities. Fantastic breakfasts and beautifully designed rooms. Great getaway. Thanks Merrie and Dave!

Copper Crest Resort: Don't go!

dk715 — Mon, 24 Oct 2005 13:22:08 GMT

Don't go to the Copper Crest Resort!!! At least not in the next few years. A friend and I planned a great trip to Asheville, NC over the Labor Day weekend. We wanted to stay in a charming B&B, visit Biltmore, etc. We found the Copper Crest Resort and Inn and thought it looked like a fun, affordable place. However...the first thing that went wrong was that the directions on the web site were completely wrong and it took us nearly an hour longer to get there than it should have, THEN we get there and our rooms were overpoweringly musty and moldy (bad for people with allergies). We did get new rooms, which were only moderately better than the original ones. Breakfast was a joke...cold eggs, oatmeal, grits, cold cereal, cold English muffins, lukewarm coffee. There wasn't even salt and pepper on the tables. The chairs were folding chairs, which did not inspire confidence when sitting in them. The place has wonderful potential. The main house is absolutely beautiful but when you are paying the kind of money even the cheap rooms cost, you expect a good bit more than you get. Also, it's about 30 minutes away from Asheville. The owner has not gotten in touch with us about compensation, after two phone calls, so that means that he's not really concerned about his guests. If you want a great Asheville experience, stay at the Black Walnut Inn or any other inn actually located in Asheville!

National Day Registry

Tina — Tue, 15 Mar 2005 21:09:02 GMT

Please see "Properties with a coffee shop or tea room..." posted under General Heading for a promo opportunity. Listing will go in Mon., the 15th of March.

Thank you.

Tina Czarnota

great breakfast and dinner!

dtomlin57 — Mon, 18 Oct 2004 18:42:14 GMT

Just wanted to let everyone know what a great weekend we had at the Captains Quarters Inn in Edenton, North Carolina. We would highly recommend this inn to anyone who enjoys great food and a quiet getaway. The innkeeper is a gourmet chef who previously owned a restaurant in the Napa Valley area, and she is fabulous!

B&B in Topsail

mittsy — Mon, 19 Jul 2004 20:20:28 GMT

There is a small B&B in South Topsail which has the name "Pink" in it. "The Pink House" or "Pink Beach" or something like that. It doesn't seem to be listed anywhere. If anyone can provide a phone #, e-mail address or website, I would appreciate it. Thank you.

Wheelchair accesible places

Waterski — Mon, 19 Jul 2004 01:51:15 GMT

Current situation has me confined to wheelchair and I am looking for east coast b&b's that can accommodate two wheelchair users. Private baths a plus but main concern is no steps and doorways approximately 32+ inches. North Carolina and south eastern coast would be considered. Thank You. Had to add poll - don't you think EVERY b&b should make at least one suite accessible? Note accidents and old age might remove you from the b&b market one day.

Boarding Kennel needed

CandleLady — Sat, 05 Mar 2005 18:31:25 GMT

Hi! I'm new to the group, so please pardon any mistakes on my part.

I might have an opportunity to visit the Lake Lure area and would love to stay at one of the great B&B's I've seen listed for the area. Due to circumstances beyond my control, I will be traveling with my dog and will need to find someplace for her to stay. She's 10.5 years old, spayed, 9.5 pound Papillon.

I'm sure none of the B&B's accept pets, so are there any good boarding kennels in the area?

Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Mary

Madelyn's In the Grove, Union Grove

Woiyvonne — Sat, 05 Mar 2005 18:34:05 GMT

What a charming B&B this is, and Madelyn and John are consummate hosts. But be sure to bring your appetite, because Madelyn is a marvelous cook and believes in feeding lumberjack-size portions for breakfast

The B&B itself is beautifully decorated. Everything is so comfortable, and there are lots of places to sit and enjoy a good book, a fireplace, or TV watching. The beds and baths are appointed with lovely linens and great mattresses. The gardens are gorgeous, and while you're there, go say hello to "the girls" - Madelyn's dozen or so hens that provide delicious brown eggs for breakfast.

And just in case you can't wait for breakfast, every night Madelyn puts out a fresh baked treat for guests to help themselves to a bedtime snack.

Yvonne Martin

Ohio

The Baird House - Valle Crucis

rciccone — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 21:17:05 GMT

While it was rainy and dreary the day we arrived at Baird House the welcome we received from our hosts Tom and Deede Hinson brightened the day. We were made to feel at home from the minute we entered The Baird House.

Tom grabbed our luggage and showed us to our room, The Mary Elizabeth, before giving us a tour. The inn was full so I was unable to see other guest rooms but our room was just wonderful. Spacious but still cozy and comfortable, with a wood burning fireplace, flanked by two wing back chairs, plenty of current magazines, views of the river, queen size bed, desk and chair and private bath. The armoire held robes and the bath had all the necessary amenities.

Common areas include the living room, dining room, front porch and outdoor areas. Since the property fronts the Watauga River, swimming, tubing and fishing is just steps away.

Tom and Deede enjoy their guests and that is evidenced by the number who keep returning. One couple we met come back every year. In addition to the bottomless cookie jar, additional goodies were laid out during afternoon tea. Deede is a great cook and her southern breakfast was outstanding. I have to say her home made biscuits were the lightest and best we ever had. Breakfast consisted of a fresh fruit cup, a sausage, cheese and egg casserole, with grits and country ham. Those yummy bisquits were served with home made apple butter, strawberry and blackberry jams. Deede and Tom joined us as we all lingered over coffee. Conversation was lively and fun. Tom is very knowledgeable about the history of the house and was able to answer all questions posed to him. Deede is just plain fun and also very helpful about area attractions.

Because of the weather, we did not venture far for dinner and Tom directed us to a nearby bistro which we really enjoyed. It was also recommended that before leaving the area, we stop at the original Mast General Store, about a mile or so away. This mercantile store was busy and fun. There was even a blue grass group playing around the pot-bellied stove while we were there. We agree, it is a must stop in Valle Crucis. http://www.mastgeneralstore.com/

We do recommend the Baird House and the historic Valle Crucis area. For more info, please see: http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/north-carolina-valle-crucis-thebairdhouse.html

Rose Ciccone
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Wildberry Lodge, Leicaster

rciccone — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 04:01:45 GMT

While we usually visit New England each fall this year we set out for western North Carolina to enjoy the fall foliage in the Blue Ridge and Smokey Mountains and we were not disappointed. Throw in a spectacular lodge in a mountain setting with wonderful hosts, Glenda and Ken Cahill, outstanding food and views that go on forever - the vistas from Wildberry Lodge are breathtaking.

Located on a hill at 2700, the lodge is a perfect getaway. Rooms are spacious with comfortable furniture, luxury linens, CD players, spa robes and a nice assortment of bath products to mention a few of the amenities. The beds are extremely comfortable and rooms have good reading lamps. Several rooms have their own decks, all have views.

Glenda and Kens son, Eric, is a culinary student who assists at the inn several nights a week. While we were at the inn, Eric was there for a couple of evenings and prepared evening snacks and desserts that we enjoyed when returning at the end of the day. His rugelach melted in your mouth.

The great room with its massive stone fireplace is ideal for relaxing, reading, playing a board game or chatting with other guests. This room is adjacent to the dining area and the open kitchen. A TV/VCR and sofa are located in the loft along with videos and an assortment of books. You will also find cold drinks and snacks here. If you prefer, the Game Room has a pool table and another TV. Our favorite spot to sit was on the expansive deck and just enjoy the views.

Glenda is an accomplished cook and her breakfasts were wonderful. In addition to an assortment of juices, during our stay we enjoyed broiled grapefruit, steamed eggs on homemade bread, chicken apple sausage, potatoes, praline muffins, pumpkin pancakes, spiral cut ham and apple chutney.

There is so much to do in the area so you do need to leave the lodge. We spent several days just exploring the area and driving through the Smokies.
The lodge and the area was a perfect choice for fall.

More info: http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/north-carolina-leicester-wildberrylodgebedbreakfast.html

Rose Ciccone
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The Yellow House, Waynesville

rciccone — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 03:52:32 GMT

Upon our arrival at The Yellow House we found that a new innkeeper, Susan Cerise had just taken over ownership the prior week. Since fall is extremely busy in the mountains, I have to say that Susan handled her full house beautifully. Not a beat was missed and all the guests were very pleased. She plans to add her own personal touches over time but the house and guest rooms are beautifully furnished and for now Susan is making sure all her guests are comfortable and well fed.

When we arrived, we were given a tour of the house and common areas and invited to join the other guests for an afternoon reception in the living room. Wine, cheese and a variety of nibbles were offered as guests chatted about their day and along with Susan made recommendations for dinner. We were pleased that she was able to secure last minute reservations for us at a popular restaurant in Waynesville.

We stayed in the light and airy Montecito room with large shuttered windows separated by bookcases, queen size canopy bed and fireplace. Table and side chairs created a sitting area and there was also an upholstered chair by the fireplace with additional lighting. In addition to the robes we found in the large closet, there was a small refrigerator secluded there that held water and soft drinks. Also offered were fixings for coffee and tea. An extremely comfortable room.

Common areas include the living room, dining room and library as well as the porch and garden; which I understand is magnificent in summer. Since the house sits on a hill many rooms have views of the Blue Ridge Mts.

Breakfast is served in the dining room at a large table with a couple of smaller tables to accommodate the full house. Juice, coffee and tea of course is offered and an apple compote preceded our entre which was a delicious French peasant casserole.

We had dinner in Waynesville at Wildfire extremely popular with local patrons as well as tourists. Several guests dined there more then once during their stay. Even with reservations, there was a slight wait but well worth it.

Great B&B, charming new innkeeper, lovely rooms and good food. We do recommend. More info: http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/north-carolina-waynesville-theyellowhouse.html

Rose Ciccone
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Asheville Inns

rciccone — Wed, 03 Jan 2007 03:36:30 GMT

Although we stayed outside the city, I did visit several inns right in Asheville.

Biltmore Village Inn:
One of the closest inns to the Biltmore Estate, this property is set off the main road on several acres. One of the owner/innkeepers, Ripley Hotch, gave me a tour of the inn along with some history. The inn is elegant with 5 rooms, handsomely decorated, offering many amenities. Rooms do have fireplaces and the larger have two, one in the spa bath. A full breakfast is offered as well as afternoon tea and social hour. A guests pantry has a variety of coffee and teas, as well as a refrigerator with soft drinks. I was extremely taken with the first floor suite with its mountain views.
http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/north-carolina-asheville-biltmorevillageinn.html

1891 Cedar Crest Inn
Conveniently located on Biltmore Ave but set high on a hill is the beautiful Cedar Crest Inn, a Queen Anne style home with the most magnificent interior woodwork. The guest rooms are beautiful and two have canopy ceilings. The fabrics used are exquisite and functional. Innkeeper Rita Wightman explained that during Victorian times the canopy ceilings were more then decorative, they kept bits of plaster from falling on the occupants of the room. Rita and her husband Bruce share innkeeping duties. Bruce prepares the breakfast, which is served in the dining room or the porch, weather permitting. Save room for the complimentary desserts each evening.
http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/north-carolina-asheville-891cedarcrestvictorianinn.html

1900 Inn on Montford
This elegant inn is set in the citys lovely residential area. Thursday and Saturday night social hours are enhanced by live music enjoy ragtime and blue grass. There are several common rooms and the guest rooms all have fireplaces, TV/DVD players and wireless LAN connections. Innkeepers Lynn and Ron Carlson recently open the Griffin Cottage, a new carriage house, behind the main house that contains two suites and a luxurious guest room. The rooms must be seen to be appreciated. Rather then try to describe them here, I suggest you visit the web site for details. The whirlpool tubs have lovely settings, one in a 14x1 Spa room, another two adjacent to the French doors that open to a private garden areas. Oh, and the 6x8 steam shower with room for a wet massage table treatment is not to be missed.
http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/north-carolina-asheville-1900innonmontford.html

1889 WhiteGate Inn & Cottage
Welcoming hosts, award winning restoration, beautiful dcor and gourmet breakfasts what more can you ask for. How about afternoon social hour with cocktails and hor doeuvres served in a beautiful garden setting with waterfalls and gas fire pit to extend the season. Innkeepers, Ralph Coffey and Frank Salvo, are charming hosts who enjoy catering to their guests. Guest rooms are distinctively different in dcor reflecting several period styles. Orchids and other plants from the expansive greenhouse can be found throughout the house. The inn has also won two separate garden awards for landscaping and water garden. Common areas include the living room with player baby grand piano, solarium where you can find baked goodies during the day and the dining room with its elegant table settings.
http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/north-carolina-asheville-1889whitegateinncottage.html

While in Asheville we dined at Bistro 1896 located on historic Pack Square. Creative American cuisine with a nice wine list. Super salad selections
http://www.bistro1896.com/
Another evening after returning from the Smokey Mts. National Park, we opted for a small trattoria near the Biltmore estate. Amicis was a wonderful find. Home style Italian fare in a casual Tuscan open kitchen setting. We were very impressed with the menu, presentation and quality of the food. Great dinner and engaging chef who took time to chat with us when we discovered his extensive background.
http://www.amiciasheville.com/

Rose Ciccone
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Associate Editor - BedandBreakfast.com Report
http://www.bedandbreakfast.com/report/Summer-06/index.htm

Contributing Editor - America's Favorite Inn's, B&B's and Small Hotels

Looking to work for a good NC inn

todvball — Mon, 10 Apr 2006 00:55:16 GMT

Hi,

I'm Todd, 40yrs old, from Centerville, Ohio..

It's been a dream of mine to work in North Carolina.

I currently work at the largest Art & Education Store in Ohio.

I work in receiving, stocking, managing, & register duties...40 hrs a week. I've been doing this for 4 years. Previously, I worked in computer graphics for Yellow Pages for 11 Years. I am a Sports & Recreation Ministry Leader with 5th largest Lutheran church in Ohio.

Once again, if there's any work to be found at a good, well kept Inn in North Carolina... please invite me!!

Thanks, Todd Panning

A not-to-be-missed B&B in Highlands

MaxinePinson — Sat, 27 Aug 2005 02:43:52 GMT

Accurately touted as "one of the most unique and spectacular mountaintop hideaways in America," Fire Mountain Inn masterfully blends sophistication with comfort, an impressive array of amenities, and a sense of intimate seclusion. The amiable innkeepers have thought of everything to create a special experience for their guests, and their attention-to-detail is evident throughout the tastefully appointed inn and well-groomed grounds. Breakfast is superb, and our gourmet dinner (delivered to us in Binto boxes) was outstanding.

This is not just another B&B--it's a whole lot more! My daughter/partner and I had not been at Fire Mt. twenty minutes before we knew it would be receiving INNside Scoop's top "Sunflower" rating. It is definitely an inn we want to visit again.

Maxine

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