Hotels near Beaver Lake View Park

"Exceptional. Relaxing & refreshing, no need to leave the property. Excellent dining and drink options, great view, entertainment, superb staff, overall nice getaway."

"Restoration is a lovely hotel! The lobby and rooms are comfortable and beautifully decorated. The extra amenities, like drinks and the breakfast basket, really take the hotel to a next level. We enjoyed a very late dinner and games at The Draftsman after a concert. We were within walking distance to our venue and many restaurants and shops. We definitely plan to stay longer next time."

"First time at Moxy Asheville and we’ll definitely be back! Great value for the quality of the hotel. Room and common areas were spotless, staff was amazing, they upgraded us to a better view in our room for our special occasion. Rooftop bar is beautiful with great nighttime stargazing views. 10/10"

"Hotel was clean, staff was helpful, gym was stocked, they provided everything we needed and more. Valet service was incredible <3"

"This hotel could stand a few updates but overall I can’t complain. The hotel is located very close to the downtown area without the huge price tag of being right in downtown. I would stay here again."

"We enjoyed our stay here. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The location was good for walking to the downtown area. The view and sunset from the The Montford rooftop bar was beautiful. Everyone was friendly and helpful. Thank you for a lovely stay."

"Located in downtown Asheville. Easy walk to various shopping, dining ,entertainment and easy approach to Biltmore Estate"

"Room was nice and beds were amazingly comfortable. Hotel was 500 feet away from The Orange Peel where we were heading. The only grumble I have is about the parking garage and the elevators. Very confusing."

"Clean room with a comfy bed and a view of the city. Check In was smooth with a friendly reception. The hotel itself was also within walking distance to shops and restaurants, which is a big plus. The included breakfast was just a continental thing, so we went elsewhere."