Inn on Biltmore Estate Review

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91%
families recommend
94 family reviews

Families will love:
  • 8,000 acres of grounds to explore
  • Intimate access to the Biltmore Estate
  • All-season outdoor activities for families



About Inn on Biltmore Estate

Asheville, North Carolina, is an intimate and gorgeous town in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains along the western border of the state, but perhaps its main draw to visitors from around the world is the massive Biltmore Estate, the largest home in America. Featuring a 250-room American Castle built by the wealthy Vanderbilt family, the 125,000-acre estate makes an ideal setting for families looking to play in and explore the outdoors as well as for those interested in a more refined experience, with tours of the home and winery visits. On the estate, families have the opportunity to tour the Biltmore House in self- and guide-led tours; relax and explore the Antler Hill Village and Winery; and enjoy all the mountains have to offer with biking, hiking, horseback riding, river rafting and kayaking, fly fishing, clay shooting and more.

The property is the destination, but the luckiest of the Biltmore's visitors will elect to stay at the Inn on Biltmore Estate, the only property inside the gates. This Four-Diamond inn is inspired by the Biltmore House and serves as another grand watchman over the estate and its rolling blue hills. Guests staying at the inn are offered free admission to the estate and may explore the grounds, including River Bend Farm, the Biltmore Gardens and the winery, while also enjoying convenient proximity to the dozen restaurants on the estate. Entrance to the Biltmore House requires admission purchase, although some inn packages include entry tickets.

You'll easily find something for everyone in the family to enjoy at the Biltmore, but of course, Asheville and it's own outdoor parks, rivers and mountains are just outside the gates, beckoning even more vacation fun.


Written by Lissa Poirot

 

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