Find hotels near Thomas Wolfe Memorial, Asheville from SAR 402

"Breakfast was okay. Roof restaurant menu was okay "

"Hotel on the outside looks a bit dated. FourPoint sign looks like it is 100 years old but the room was great, clean, updated, shower was good. Zero complaints about the room itself. A little TLC on the outside of the hotel would help, The location is great, free parking, walkable to everything in downtown Ashville. They charge $16pp for breakfast which we did not do so I can't rate the breakfast. Only negative was the front desk staff (Jen?) I am sure she is a nice person but she shouldn't be the front facing person for customer service. Not very friendly, very curt, and didn't seem capable of smiling."

"Excellent stay and reasonable rate. "

"It worked. Was right downtown"

"The staff were very helpful and friendly. The room was clean. The bed was not that comfortable and the bed linens could use an upgrade."

"I enjoyed everything about my stay except the parking, or lack of. To even get to the main entrance you have to navigate a tiny, difficult circle. If even one other vehicle is unloading it becomes a mess. I'm sure that it's mentioned in the property description but weary drivers who are fans of this chain typically, will not understand that it's either valet, on public street or in public parking garage-parking. If you're comparing rates while inbound to Ashville you would think theirs to be extremely reasonable compared to neighboring properties. But with the added valet fee their prices are the same or higher than neighboring properties. Again, the staff, style and condition of the property were top notch. It's just the parking that sucks. "

"Very friendly and helpful staff. "

"The hotel was beautiful! Smelled amazing, spotlessly clean, beautifully decorated. The second floor was just gorgeous!!! We especially loved the huge open patio!!"

"Atmosphere was so cute and the hotel was cozy! Only two complaints we had were the unexpected construction happening outside our window at 7:30 in the morning, and the awkward pathways for the luggage trolleys."