Friendly staff. Guests seem like urban hipsters and budget travellers. Room was clean. Front office had to turn on their air conditioner. Funky parking situation. Near lots of unique restaurants. Apparently the only budget choice downtown.

This is an OLD motel style property. The location is better than any other in Asheville for walking around the town center. The motel itself is very dated, cracked tiles, patched bathroom tub , stale smoke smell But the room was basically clean - and on that one point I'm very particular. For the price and the location it was... More

Ignore the negative reviews. The person who thought this was a "seedy" part of town needs to get around more. Within two blocks is a vibrant restaurant filled area with a small park that had live music when we were there (on a Thursday night!). Our room was very clean, the beds were comfortable, and it had all the amenities... More

We are at the hotel right now, on the provided computer with printer/tax/copier in the lobby. Me and my 3 adult sons are in Asheville two days for the beer festival. At first, we were doubtful about staying here due to the fact the current owner purchased the motel from Day's Inn. But, it does not take long to discover,... More

especially if you have kids. seedy part of town. your first clue should be the charging of your credit card upon check in with no refunds. the second clue would be the gated, locked, exterior stairwells. budahh in the lobby kind of sums it up. look elsewhere and spend a few extra dollars for peace of mind. "oh no no... More

The building is run down, but the staff was incredibly helpful and the room was adequate for budget travel. It's easy walking distance to most of the local brewpubs and eats in downtown and we chose it for the location, not the wallpaper (although the lobby stairwell is good for a laugh if you're not color blind). On the last... More

Upon arrival to Asheville it was late and with two kids we just wanted to get settled. I went to check us in and the employee (night manager?) was a younger guy with longer hair. He was very friendly and extremely helpful and full of information. We had no issues at all. The beds were comfy, pillows amazing and the... More

Husband & I spent 3 nights in Asheville, one a Super 8 outside of downtown (which was under construction which we vacated) and 2 nights at the downtown inn. For $75 a night the location can't be beat. Steps away from the Thirsty Monk & Tupelo Honey (excellent) just south of visitors center (helpful stop) and close to Riverarts district... More

When I first walked into the lobby of this downtown hotel, my immediate thought was simple: "We are going to die." A lobby that stinks of old incense and body odor, coupled with the garish pink tones of a condemned Miami bathhouse circa 1985, does not exactly scream "Welcome!" It does seem to indicate that you might spend your stay... More