Holiday Inn Express & Suites Asheville SW - Outlet Ctr Area 探索周邊

The Biltmore Estate encompasses over 8, 000 acres with many attractions. Biltmore House has 250 rooms which George Vanderbilt built and lived with his family. It is the largest private house in the United States. Biltmore Gardens were created by Frederick Olmsted last century and they are stunning with a natural array of flowers and trees. Biltmore Winery and River Bend Farm produce their own grapes and produce which are used for Biltmore Wines and the various restaurants at Biltmore.

Downtown Asheville is an eclectic area with art galleries, breweries and a variety of restaurants. The food scene is amazing with many restaurants that have national recognition. Experience why Asheville has been named Beer City USA visiting our South Slope Brewing District. The Art Deco architecture is outstanding and we have free maps of the many sites to see in Downtown Asheville including Asheville Pinball Museum, Basilica of St. Lawrence, Woolworth Walk, Moogseum, and Asheville Art Museum

The Blue Ridge Parkway or "America's Highway" is 469 miles of scenic road stretching from Maine to Georgia. Our property is close to The Parkway, with one of Asheville's 3 entrances just 5 minutes away. This leisurely drive gives access to The Folk Art Center , The Cradle of Forestry, and Mt. Mitchell. Also, take The Parkway for the scenic route to great hiking, waterfalls, mountain biking and stunning views.

Surrounded by the Appalachian Mountains and adjacent to the Blue Ridge Parkway, the Arboretum is on 434 acres and offers cultivated gardens, forested hiking and biking trails. It has one of the finest bonsai collections in the SE. Their two large buildings offers additional exhibits with a café and gift shops. Enjoy all the nature the Blue Ridge Mountains have to offer just a 5 minute drive from the hotel.

Chimney rock brings the best of the mountians together in one place. Amazing 75-miles views, a 404-foot waterfall, hiking trails for every level, unique geologic formations, special events, guided hikes, rock climbing and more.

This year -round indoor horse and livestock facility seats 3,000 for scheduled shows. Additional covered arenas and buildings are available for other events. Home of the annual north carolina mountain state fair.

Named one of the best outfitters on earth by national geographic adventure. NOC rafts four nearby rivers including asheville's owm french broad as well as the nantahala, nolichucky and pigeon.

Novelist Thomas Wolfe's boyhood home and setting for his 1929 novel look homeward, angel. The Thomas Wolfe House visitor center offers audiovisual presentation, exhibits and gift shop.

The WNC Farmers Market is located on 36 acres overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Biltmore Estate. Retail vendors offer year round selection of farm fresh produce, canned goods, honey and handcrafted items. It has two large indoor areas for everyone's convenience.

In 2014 Sierra Nevada Brewing opened their second brewery and taproom just outside of Asheville. Tucked back in the woods of Mills River, this beautiful facility offers guided tours, great food, live music and of course a huge selection of Sierra Nevada and collaboration brews.

In 2016 New Belgium Brewing opened their east coast brewery and "Asheville Liquid Center" tasting room in the heart of Asheville. Connected to the French Broad River Greenway and directly across the river from Asheville's River Arts District (or RAD), this brewery and tasting room is the perfect place to be.

Biltmore Village is located just outside the entrance of The Biltmore Estate. Once a part of the estate, this historic district is now home to some of the best shops and dining that Asheville has to offer. With many of these buildings still the original Tudor Style homes that were once lived in by employees of The Biltmore Estate, it is a must see during your visit.

Visit the Western North Carolina Nature Center - home to over 60 species of animals including river otters, black bears, red wolves and cougars. The WNC Nature Center connects people with the animals and plants of the Southern Appalachian Mountain region by inspiring appreciation, nurturing understanding, and advancing conservation of the region's rich biodiversity. With Nature Play areas, a Petting Barn, and neighbors to Highland Brewing this is the perfect all around family attraction.