The Windsor - Asheville, Asheville

The Windsor - Asheville provides suites, each with a private bedroom, a bathroom, a washer/dryer, a fully equipped kitchen, and a living room. The kitchen includes cookware and kitchen utensils. You'll find air conditioning, tea and coffee facilities, a sitting area, a dressing area, a flat-screen TV, and parquet floors. Free toiletries are available. Suites feature a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, a flat-screen cable TV, and a sofa bed.

The property features a tapas restaurant that offers dishes based on locally available ingredients. Their products are available in their shop connected to the lobby. The hotel will make you feel at home. Several options for those wanting to stay in, including KickbackAVL, Takeout Central, Uber Eats, and GrubHub.

Guests can add an artistic flair to your stay by enjoying a diverse and eclectic art collection, representing a rotating local artist. Passes to a sparkling clean workout facility are available, located just a couple of blocks from the hotel.

The Windsor - Asheville is in Downtown Asheville, featuring indie boutiques, cutting-edge galleries, and specialty food stores, plus artisan shops in the elegant Grove Arcade. Nearby landmarks include Vance Monument (0.3 km), Grove Arcade (0.5 km), and Black Mountain College Museum and Arts Center (0.3 km). Other points of interest include Woolworth Walk (0.5 km), Lexington Glassworks (0.5 km), the Downtown Asheville Art District (0.5 km), and Momentum Gallery (0.3 km).

Asheville has vivid colors of wildflowers, exposed rock bald and spectacular views of distant peaks at Craggy Gardens, recognized by the state of North Carolina as a National Heritage Area. These amazing falls have been made famous by such movies as ' The Last of the Mohicans ', ' The Hunger Games ', and ' Max '. The Grey Eagle plays host to a diverse mix of locally, regionally and nationally touring bluegrass, rockabilly, jazz, rock, indie-rock, folk and blues artists. The Orange Peel Social Aid & Pleasure Club is one of the Southeast's preeminent concert venues. The vast 19th-century Biltmore estate displays artwork by masters like Renoir. A unique opportunity to stand in the middle of a waterfall.