The Asheville Inn

They did a good job remodeling an old motel to give it a nice modern, metropolitan design esthetic. The Black & White laminate flooring behind the wall mounted tv and as headboards (assume they have added insulation in each) were a good idea. The property is conveniently located. Room was comfortable, and property was reasonably quiet even though close to highway and directly across from busy McDonald’s.

Not sure what the star level is, but I would assume a 1-star as there are no amenities. Small property. No real lobby, just a very small office, which often was locked. There is a call button and a little window. I witnessed people waiting for a long time for staff at the window. My key card didn’t work when I returned to the hotel on the first night, and desk staff seemed annoyed that I rang the bell a couple of times. The room seemed clean at first look, the main areas at least, but with a little inspection you could see housekeeping and maintenance both needed to do a better job. There were several cigarette burns on the tub, even though property is supposed to be non-smoking. There were areas (base boards, top of cabinet, top ledge of bathroom tile, etc) that had not been cleaned/dusted in a while.

It was horrible.

Everything.

Comfortable bed, easy check in.

Parking is crowded, paint coming off doors, some lights not working, rooms dusty. No amenities. A little over priced for what you get.

Stay away

The room smelled of insecticide. There was boogers on the walls and finger paints. The shower was broken. A hidden pet fee was applied. Stay away