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Take Mom to see the Festival of Flowers!
Enjoy the Biltmore Festival of Flowers with a 15% discount on your stay with us (Sunday - Wednesday) at our 1892 Victorian mansion. Includes late afternoon wine and cheese on our wrap-around porch with mountain views. Valid through May 18th, two-night stay minimum.
About the Inn
The closest of Asheville's bed and breakfast inns to the Biltmore Estate, Biltmore Village Inn is located on top of Reed Hill, above Biltmore Village. You can see why Samuel Reed, George Vanderbilt's lawyer, situated his house here after he sold Vanderbilt the property for Biltmore Village. It commanded
a 360-degree view of the mountains, and overlooked the Village and the Swannanoa River valley.
The 1892 Queen Anne Victorian has been fully restored. The unusually large bedrooms and baths have whirlpool tubs, and some baths even have fireplaces. A full breakfast served in the dining room (often with guests sharing advice about what to do in town) provides a great start to the day. Biltmore Village Inn has six rooms in two buildings: the mansion and a nearby pet-friendly cottage.
Special Spring Rates
Visit Asheville and save up to 15%! Discounted rates apply Sunday-Wednesday through May 18th.
Reed $275
Vanderbilt $275
Biltmore $255
Wingate $190
Honeymoon $210
Carolina $190
Our location is unmatched. It is the only inn in Asheville that truly has mountain views from our wrap-around porch. It is only five blocks from the main entrance to the Biltmore Estate. Biltmore Village is rapidly becoming a tourist attraction on its own, with shopping and excellent restaurants close to the inn. Downtown Asheville is just a few minutes away, the Blue Ridge Parkway is very near.
Unlike most inns its age, the main house underwent a complete renovation in several stages—essentially it is a new house in an old skin. Additional conveniences: high-speed Internet with a computer for guest use, and HDTV with DVD.
Visiting Asheville
Asheville is one of the country's great vacation destinations. There are many things to do here: the Biltmore Estate, of course, and outdoor activities (hiking, biking, whitewater 
and calm water rafting, ballooning, horseback riding, tennis, golf), arts aplenty (there are 32 galleries, many antique shops, and several arts and crafts shows), entertainment (Asheville is a major music town, and there are dance and theater troupes), and food. If you'd like to see more about Asheville, just take a look at our association's online video (it's about 8 minutes, so it can take a little while to load).
