Best Wedding Hotels in Asheville, NC

Overlooking 8,000 acres of land south of downtown Asheville, North Carolina, the Inn on Biltmore Estate promises the same hospitality that former owners George and Edith Vanderbilt once showed guests at their home in the early 20th century. According to visitors, the hotel's employees are friendly and exceptionally attentive. Rooms, which come with complimentary Wi-Fi access and 24-hour room service, offer woodland and mountain views from king-sized or double beds. The Inn on Biltmore Estate also earns high praise for its cuisine at The Dining Room, which serves regional fare in a formal setting, though a meal here won't come cheap. You can also enjoy a traditional afternoon tea in the hotel's eatery. Other on-site amenities you'll find at this estate include a spa, an outdoor pool, a fitness center and various meeting spaces.

Here, "grand" is certainly an understatement; this member of the Autograph Collection (located on the southern fringe of Asheville, North Carolina) is all about the decor. The classic Tudor-inspired design – complete with velvet couches and stone fireplaces – has adopted some contemporary touches, like the bar's ambiance-enhancing red lighting and the modern works found in the hotel's Grand Bohemian Art Gallery. Many visitors recommend spending an afternoon unwinding at the Poseidon Spa before grabbing dinner at the Red Stag Grill. When it comes to lodging, rooms feature marble bathrooms, coffee makers, flat-screen TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi access. And though some past guests complained that noise from a nearby train track can infiltrate the accommodations, making for an inconsistent night's sleep, most described a stay at the Grand Bohemian Hotel Asheville as a treat. Because of its Marriott ties, this hotel participates in the Marriott Bonvoy program, allowing members to earn and use points at this property.

Located in northern Asheville, North Carolina, on the fringes of the Grove Park Country Club, The Grove Park Inn lures guests with its leafy surroundings. Travelers say that autumn is a great time to visit, as the rooms offer fantastic views of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountain ranges' kaleidoscopic fall foliage. As for the inn itself, many applaud the guest rooms for their soothing neutral decor and large, comfy beds. Others report that the resort's large size has caused the original inn to lose some of its charm. Guests also note that as the resort has grown, the prices have increased, too. However, visitors do appreciate the 43,000-square-foot spa and its range of decadent treatments. When it's time for a meal or drinks, guests can head to one of the several restaurants or bars on the property. Lodgers who participate in the Omni Select Guest program can earn and redeem free nights here, and get additional perks.

This 33-suite boutique hotel earns praise from previous guests for its location near ample shops and restaurants in downtown Asheville, North Carolina, and for its spacious accommodations. Rooms come with flat-screen TVs in the bedrooms and bathrooms, complimentary Wi-Fi access, wet bars, minifridges and Keurig coffee makers. Apart from in-room perks, visitors were also impressed with the hotel's extra touches, including everything from welcome Champagne at check-in to chocolates left on the pillow at the nightly turndown service. Guests also have access to the fitness center and two restaurants, Isa's Bistro and the Haywood Park Cafe. But the gym and eateries are the extent of the on-site features at the Haywood Park Hotel; guests looking for entertainment and additional activities will have to venture outside of the property. Overall traveler reviews of the Haywood Park Hotel were mixed: Some guests raved about the service staff and the hotel's downtown location, while others noted the accommodations looked tired and could use an update.