Wedged between the Great Smoky Mountains and the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville is a popular mountain destination. This historical city boasts some of America's finest Art Deco structures and noteworthy styles such as the Neo-Gothic Jackson Building "Skyscraper", the French Renaissance-inspired Biltmore Estate, Drhumor Building in Romanesque Revival style and the Modern BB&T Tower, among others. Comfortably furnished condos and log cabins with tranquil mountain vistas await discerning travellers.
What to do on your holiday in Asheville
Once you're done exploring Asheville's culinary, architectural and artsy secrets, get ready for some outdoor fun. The botanical gardens, which loop through meadows, streams and woodlands, are a great hiking option - as is the Pisgah National Forest.
Alternately, there's Climbmax, an indoor rock climbing centre in downtown Asheville. The Rock 'n' Water Adventure Outpost beckons for its horseback riding, waded fly fishing, mountain biking, and hiking opportunities. How about a windsurfing lesson at Lake Julian where canoes, paddle boats and kayaks await?
Festivals and events in Asheville
It's impossible to speak of Asheville without detailing the exciting cultural events that play out here. Art enthusiasts, look out for the Asheville FringeArts Festival (January), May's Montford Music And Arts Festival and the Lexington Avenue Arts and Fun Festival held in September. Experience the dance traditions of Southern Appalachia with Shindig on the Green which runs from June through September. Bring out those banjos and dance moves for the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival which takes place in August. August also features the Asheville Wine & Food Festival where choice beers, wines and creative artisanal foods await. Book your holiday accommodation in amazing Asheville. The mountains are waiting!
Sightseeing in Asheville
Biltmore Estate
Built in pastiche neo-Renaissance style in the late 19th century, Biltmore Estate is the largest private residence in the US. Welcoming a million visitors annually, it houses a museum and works of literature.
Blue Ridge Parkway
America's favourites drive features sweeping views of the craggy mountain tops and Appalachian Highlands. Meandering through 469 glorious miles, visitors are treated to a diversity of flora and fauna.
North Carolina Arboretum
Popular with families, this 434-acre arboretum features plenty of hiking trails and beautiful vistas, along with educational programs for kids. The Winter Lights Evenings during holiday season are particularly magical.
Folk Art Centre
Discover contemporary as well as traditional crafts of the Southern Appalachians at the three galleries of the Folk Art Centre located on the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway. You can also watch the craftspeople at work.
Thomas Wolfe House
History enthusiasts shouldn't miss a visit to the house of Asheville's most loved citizens, Thomas Wolfe. A National Historic Landmark, the house dates back to 1883 and is influenced by Queen Anne style architecture.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average nightly rate for a holiday home in Asheville?
Nightly rates for holiday rentals in Asheville start from around £66. Prices vary depending on the type of holiday let, season, and amenities. Use HomeToGo to compare deals and find the best value for your trip.
How many holiday homes are available to book in Asheville? And what are the most popular types of holiday lets?
Currently there are 3,060 holiday rentals from 16 different providers on offer in Asheville. The most popular types of holiday lets in Asheville include house rentals and apartment rentals. These are perfect for groups of around 8 people, offering comfort and flexibility. HomeToGo makes it easy to find a holiday home that fits your needs.
What is the most popular holiday rental amenity in Asheville?
The most popular amenities among our customers in Asheville are Pool, Hot tub and Pets allowed.
Do you offer holiday homes with a swimming pool in Asheville?
Looking for a pool? You’ll find that two-thirds of holiday cottages and homes in Asheville have one. With 835 properties available, it’s a popular choice for those looking to unwind or entertain. Find your perfect poolside getaway on HomeToGo.
What's the best time of year to travel to Asheville?
July and August are the warmest months in Asheville, while October and November have the least rain.
Where can I see deals on holiday lettings in Asheville?
You can find brilliant bargains on holiday homes in Asheville with the cost per night for a letting beginning at £66 - and HomeToGo has created plenty of features that make it quick and simple to see the best deals. If you don't have set dates for a trip, search with HomeToGo's flexible dates technology to easily look for lower cost timings and see savings of up to 8%. Furthermore, HomeToGo's 'distance from' filter makes it easy to locate top quality accommodation offers in lower-price, under-the-radar spots that are just as close to your desired destination, whether that's sand and sea, a mountain for snowboarding, or a city's urban hub. Start your search as soon as possible to get the best of a wide range of offers and the best deals - and do so with confidence by clicking on HomeToGo's 'free cancellation' filter when using the website or app.
What are the advantages of booking a holiday letting in Asheville with HomeToGo?
From serenity away from the crowds to plenty of room in which to chill out with your family, friends or partner, holiday lets in Asheville offer many benefits. HomeToGo shows you real reviews written by previous guests, and searching is secure, easy, and stress-free - so with 3,060 lets from 16 providers in the area, you're bound to locate the ideal holiday home with all of the amenities you need in Asheville.
Do you offer holiday accommodation for couples in Asheville?
Absolutely – you’ll find plenty of cosy, well-rated holiday lettings in Asheville perfect for two. Whether you're after a quiet countryside cottage or a city-centre flat, there’s something to suit your style. Find your perfect base with HomeToGo.
Can I book a waterfront holiday rental in Asheville?
You can book one of 96 waterfront holiday homes in Asheville for a truly scenic break. Staying close to the water is ideal for scenic views and a relaxing atmosphere. Start your search now on HomeToGo.
Why should I book my holiday rental with HomeToGo?
From seaside cottages to city apartments, HomeToGo has the best holiday rentals out there. We compare prices across providers to help you save time and money. Discover your ideal holiday home with ease on HomeToGo.
Can I find family-friendly holiday lettings in Asheville?
Yes, there are lots of family-friendly holiday homes in Asheville. You’ll find options for every budget and family size. Start your search with HomeToGo for a stress-free getaway.
Can I cancel my holiday rental booking for free?
Free cancellation is available on lots of holiday homes, depending on the provider. Always read the terms to avoid surprises.
Is it possible to rent a holiday home for a weekend getaway in Asheville?
Yes, many holiday lets in Asheville offer flexible booking options, including weekend stays. You’ll find plenty of holiday homes that accept 2-3 night bookings. HomeToGo helps you spot the best weekend-friendly options fast.
Are there any last-minute holiday rental deals in Asheville?
Yes, HomeToGo regularly features last-minute holiday deals in Asheville, perfect for spontaneous getaways. These can be a great way to save up to 8% on spontaneous getaways. Use HomeToGo’s filters to see what’s available right now.