As a military family, we lived in Europe awhile..Fell in love with the mountains, pace of life, charm, flavor of Europe...What a blessing to find Sweet Biscuit Inn, right in the heart of Asheville with that "European" charm.The couple, Claudia and Christian who host and own the Inn, welcomed us as if we were family, it was wonderful..We spent 4 nights there and from our spacious windowed rooms, the view awesome of mountains and the beautiful neighborhood..Breakfast was awesome and different each morning, extra special there too was the biscuits and cookies.."to die for"..Wonderful conversations at breakfast with other guests, also Claudia and Christian shared their information and hopes of life too with us...I want to go back just to rest and read their many books and explore the Inn..I feel like I left "family" there and had a touch of "Old European Charm" with Claudia and Christian, go and enjoy any season as each is "dressed" up so differently...Ruby C.

just wanted to let people know what an awesome time I had at the inn. My mom and I stayed over the Thanksgiving holiday. It was so quiet and peacefull. The breakfast that was served was a treat in its self. A new experience every day. Christian and Claudia were the perfect hosts. This was my first experience with staying at a B & B. I was not let down in any way and will do it again. We were there for 4 nigths, I hope everyone who is thinking about staying there does, they will not be disappointed. Thanks so much for a fantastic vacation.

My family really enjoyed staying at the Inn, and felt very welcome with two young children. The room we stayed in had an extra sitting room and private bathroom. It was also very nice not to have to bring equipment (pack-in-plays, highchairs, etc), all of which was provided. Breakfast was excellent too, a three course delight!

Asheville School alumni, parents, and visitors, should stay at the Sweet Biscuit Inn. We travelled to Asheville for the Asheville School vs Christ School football game. It had been 15 years since our last visit, and staying at the Sweet Biscuit immediately brought back the friendly and unique feel of Asheville. Tucked away in a quiet neighborhood, it is an easy drive to downtown, the Biltmore House, or to school. Christian and Claudia make you feel welcome immediately. Having breakfast with other guests, we heard about where and what they were going to do, and where they enjoyed eating. Good information for those of us who do not live in Asheville. Christian also has a list of their favorites places to visit and eat. We will be back; hopefully soon.