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Reviewed July 29, 2015

We had a wonderful stay at this gorgeous home! It is a perfect location and beautifully decorated. Everyone treated us so well and we felt like very special guests all weekend. The breakfasts were wonderful and I would love to stay here again!

Date of stay: July 2015
  • Trip type: Traveled with friends
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1  Thank Jennifer W
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Reviewed July 28, 2015

My fiancee and I loved this house. It is so beautiful and I am actually looking at booking here again for our upcoming trip next month. The house was quiet, even though there were guests. They breakfast was wonderful and I love that they offer robes for their guests. Not every B&B we stay at offers robes. The girls that work there stay busy with so many guests, but they are all friendly. I read some negative reviews regarding the owner and the staff. While I don't recall the owner being "overly friendly", she was pleasant and I do get the feeling that she is swamped with work and the stress of being an innkeeper.

Date of stay: August 2014
Thank Jamie K
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Reviewed July 26, 2015

We had looked forward in anticipation for two months to staying with you. You did not disappoint. The welcome was gracious. The breakfast was superb. The staff were all most friendly and helpful. The room was as high quality as we had expected. Thoroughly enjoyable. We look forward to seeing you again the next time we stay in Asheville.

Date of stay: July 2015
Thank bobbydee1212
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Reviewed July 17, 2015

We stayed at the Albemarle Inn five years ago for our 25th anniversary and liked it so much that we came back this year for our 30th. We found out that the ownership of the inn had changed over those five years, so I was wondering how this stay would compare.

I need not have worried. We were greeted by Audrey, who was delightful. She is one of those people who seem genuinely interested in you without being intrusive. She got us all squared away, offered to help us get our luggage to our rooms, and even brought me up a glass of water when I said I was thirsty.

We stayed in Juliet's Chamber, a comfy room on the second floor, and the only room with a balcony. I will say that the bathroom is old fashioned, with a claw foot tub that you have to kind of climb up into to take a shower, so I would not recommend this room for someone who has difficulty getting in and out of the tub.

We were the only guests present when the afternoon snack was made, so Audrey brought it to our door. We sat on the balcony and enjoyed fruit and cheese and crackers...very nice.

Breakfast both mornings of our stay was on the sun porch in the back of the house. First morning was a warm cherry compote with a crunchy oat topping and creme fraiche. The main dish was eggs benedict. The second morning was yogurt, granola and fruit, and then yummy waffles with pecans and bacon. Both breakfasts were good, and both were relaxed meals with wonderful service from the staff.

The house is located at the end of a quiet residential street. It is a relaxing place to stay, provides you with excellent service, and the rooms are comfortable and extremely clean.

Yes, it is expensive, but I have not found a B & B that wasn't. If you want cheap, stay at Motel 6.

Also, check out King James Public House while you are here. It is a small, quaint restaurant right around the corner from the Albemarle Inn. The food was really good, a bit trendy, but very affordable. Also, there is a wonderful ice cream shop on the other side of the street. All the ice cream is homeade.

Room tip: This room was a bit noisier as it overlooks the front porch and parking lot.
Date of stay: July 2015
  • Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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1  Thank jamieo801
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Reviewed July 15, 2015

The Inn is beautiful. The location is excellent. The breakfast is very good.

We stayed two nights at the Albemarle Inn, in the Hideaway Room on the third floor. The room is a large suite with a king bed. There is also a small alcove in the room with a single bed, suitable for an additional guest.

The bath is large, with both a shower and a whirlpool bath.

The sitting areas are very nice and comfortable, with quiet spaces to be found throughout. The veranda and garden provide nice seating in good weather.

We took the self-guided architectural walking tour, which is described in a flier in the room, around the neighborhood, and found it enjoyable. The twisting roads that wind through the quiet area are well suited to walking, even where no sidewalk is available.

Room tip: The rooms are all up the stairs. The stairs to the third floor creak a bit, and have slight cant to them.
Date of stay: June 2015
  • Trip type: Traveled on business
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Thank Shapley_Hunter
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