The Lodge
Built in the 20's and updated with a large kitchen/dining area. This unit is great for families, church groups, or business retreats. The living room with a stone gas log fireplace is a spacious area to gather. It features stairwell railings showing rustic work of John Hentschel, which are made from local rhododendron and mountain laurel (featured in the Asheville Art Museum as an example of early Appalachian rustic furniture artistry).
The two ground floor bedrooms are separated by an adjoining bath with a clawfoot tub and stall shower. One bedroom has a queen bed and the other has twins. Upstairs there is a spacious bedroom with twin beds (which can be made into a king bed) and a twin trundle bed. Another room has a queen bed for more privacy, and a small cozy private room has a twin bed with trundle. The hallway bath has a large tub/shower combination and serves all 3 bedrooms upstairs.
Sleeps: 10-12 maximum in 5 bedrooms
Rate: $300-$350/night. Two night minimum with discounted rates for 3, 5 or 7 night stays.
Amenities
- Non-smoking, NOT Pet Friendly
- Kitchen: coffee pot, toaster, stove, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, dishes, utensils
- Linens: all linens and towels are provided
- Utilities: gas fireplaces for heat, paddlefans for summer cooling and open windows provide "mountain air conditioning" at night, and window air conditioner to take the edge off during the daytime
- Entertainment: TV and DVD provided
- Outdoor barbeques
