BILTMORE VILLAGE INN

I never write reviews but genuinely this is the nicest place I have ever stayed- And I have stayed at nice places! As a broke college student going on a little labor day getaway with my sister, we BOTH agreed this place was worth EVERY penny- Every detail about this place was perfect, the most perfect view, the coziest room I have ever stayed in, the best breakfast! And also the best service! (Shoutout Kelly and Patrick) The oatmeal cookies are literally the best oatmeal cookies I have ever had- ( AND you can get them anytime after 3pm! Genuinely I’m in love with this place and my sister and I both give it 5 stars easily! Also tip when you want to chill on the front porch for a while ( highly recommend) make sure to wear bug spray!

This bed & breakfast inn has beautiful views, quiet and great service! The staff was so friendly and welcoming!! The cottage we rented was very well kept and they keep it odor-free. Most delicious breakfast you will ever have. Location is excellent off the highway, Biltmore village and to the main entrance of the Biltmore estate property. We have recommended it to many of our friends.

Worst lodging experience my family has ever had. Booked via Expedia for two nights (~$1,000) for a family weekend in Asheville. The name is misleading — the property is not on or near the Biltmore Estate. There is an undisclosed “no children under 17” policy, never made clear at booking. From arrival we were treated as second-class guests. Told we couldn’t come to the main house for breakfast (“child-free environment”); food was brought to our cottage instead — over an hour late and cold (precooked French toast, a sad eggs Benedict). The two innkeepers contradicted each other: one said kids were welcome inside, the other later sent long texts accusing us of violating policy. The texting was relentless. While we toured Biltmore, the owner sent back-to-back messages reiterating and seemingly inventing rules. We were scolded for using the hot tub at night because our 3-year-old got excited. My full name was posted on the front entry for every guest to see. The hot tub water was visibly cloudy — ask for maintenance records before using it. The cottage was dark and outdated; the TV had a DVD player but no channels or streaming. At checkout the owner blocked our driveway with her car, demanded a credit card without a hello, then withheld it saying she’d return it “on her time.” Police were called. The officer appeared to know her, gave me a stern look, and asked us to leave before check-out — while she stood by laughing. Avoid.