Reynolds Mansion Inn
100 Reynolds Heights, Asheville, NC, 28804
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Address :
100 Reynolds Heights
Asheville, NC, 28804 - Phone (828) 258-1111
- Website https://www.thereynoldsmansion.com/
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Susan R.
If you love historic places and antiques, a B&B that does not allow children (yippee for us!), and can respect that you are staying in the owner's home, this B&B is for you. Billy is a fantastic host who delights in describing the history of the mansion - which he knows backwards and forwards. He is also a fabulous cook and baker and you will be treated like royalty at breakfast. Your coffee cup will be magically refilled every time it gets down to half...and the coffee is excellent. No weak dishwater here. There is a well stocked guest refrigerator with bottled water, sodas and Chardonnay, as well as red wine available, and in the parlor a tray with whisky, cognac, and cocktail sherry. There was a delicious, moist chocolate cake the entire time we were there, and cookies as well. Delightful hospitality. Our room was spacious, and had an extra bed that was useful. The walls are thick so you do not hear your neighbors. I very much appreciated the A/C, though it was a bit noisy at night. If you like to be a slob, do not stay here. There are many antiques, and limited energy supply in such an old home. Though there is a new shopping mall and condos directly across the street, you can still view magnificent sunsets from furnished balconies and verandas. There is even a hammock to rock away your cares. Best of all for me was a large, private, and beautifully maintained swimming pool. I needed that refreshing water in the hot, hot days of the Asheville summer. Flowers abound on the property and attract a variety of butterflies and hummingbirds. If you ask Billy or Michael nicely, you may get to meet their adorable bulldogs, Rhett and Scarlett. There are some fun and quirky surprises here, like the display case of Dracula, Frankenstien etc., dolls and models.....looking very haunted indeed - all lit up at night. Feel free to ask Billy about ghosts. I will always remember Billy's fried grits, fruit buns, and superb pancakes. His breakfasts were among the best we have had in our travels.I have never seen a host go so much out of his way to make each and every guest feel comfortable and pampered.
(4)G D.
We stayed here in Oct. 2011 on a girlfriends' getaway to Asheville, and what a treat it was! SO glad we opted to spend a little more and stay here versus a cheap chain hotel. Innkeepers Billy and Michael couldn't have been more helpful and hospitable, and the home has incredible charm. Upon check in late afternoon we wanted to take advantage of sunset on the huge wraparound porch, and asked Billy where the closest wine store was. His reply? "Red or white? It'll be waiting for you on the porch when you come back down from your rooms." Better yet, we got to visit with Rhett and Scarlett, their friendly English Bulldogs. We asked Billy for dinner recommendations, and he gave us all his favorites. The one we ended up at, a former Greek diner gone upscale, was amazing. The rooms are quaintly decorated and very comfortable with en suite bathrooms. Water pressure was weak, but what can you expect on the third floor of a home built in the mid-1800s? The history of the home, which Billy gladly shares with colorful stories, is well worth it. In the morning, there are Keurig coffee makers on every floor, and the porch is a lovely place to sip a cup as the sun rises. Then Billy serves up a gourmet breakfast on formal china in the dining room. Reynolds is the best B&B experience I've ever had! Thank you!
(5)Diana S.
You will step into history here in comfortable, luxurious surroundings. When Billy and Michael purchased this lovely property, they restored it by honoring the traditions of those who lived in the home for generations before. Every room is a masterpiece. The Reynolds Mansion is picturesque and tranquil--a perfect place to enjoy Asheville. The breakfast was one of the best we've ever had and the staff is wonderful. We were enthralled listening to Billy. You will never forget your stay here! I took my son's new fiance and another son's girlfriend and surprised them by bringing their mothers along. My sister joined us and we had a perfect, albeit short, girls weekend. And we could not have picked a better spot! We enjoyed the Eating Asheville tour (a great way to learn about Asheville and its cuisine) and had a fabulous dinner at Stoney Knob nearby, all on Billy's recommendation. We stayed in all three units in the Carriage House. Perfect!! This is the place we will stay when we are back in Asheville. We loved it.
(5)Cassandra S.
My wife and I stayed here last weekend in Rhett's bungalow while my inlaws stayed inside the mansion. The bungalow is dog friendly so we got to bring our well behaved mutt. The owners keep this house in perfect condition and are always willing to help. The location could not have been more ideal for us. We were in town for a family wedding which was at the Arboretum and we also went into town for a night. Billy was happy to help us with directions and a good place to eat. The mansion is located at the base of a spectacular mountain and also about 2 miles from downtown. I really wish we could have spent more time here and if we make it back we would gladly stay again. The breakfast was delicious and he puts this glaze in his pancakes which will make you want to drool, but please don't as this place is fancy and fabulous!
(4)Lorie R.
Just can't say enough good things - beautiful rooms, museum quality artifacts, and owners who are some sort of combination real estate geniuses, creative chefs, and amazing storytellers. This is not your 'usual' B&B, unless you typically stay in places that previous housed the Hope Diamond, were nearly torn down before being placed on the National Historic Registry, and feature two adorable, sweet, English bulldogs named Rhett and Scarlett (and if you do I'd really like to become friends with you so let me know). I've never felt so relaxed and well fed after a stay while gaining valuable history IQ points at the same time! In all honesty, Billy is such a great storyteller and I don't want to steal his thunder by reporting all the amazing facts about this place here on yelp. But I will say that I truly enjoyed hearing his tales while eating the breakfast he cooked that morning - a poached pear breakfast first course followed by potato cakes topped with sliced turkey, seasoned couscous, grilled asparagus, and a poached egg. And homemade cinnamon bread. And a house staff serving delicious coffee and modifying anything you want to meet your needs. The rooms were immaculate and lovingly restored to their original detail (with a few upgrades...). The grounds are equally impressive. The overview of Asheville, including recommendations on weekend activities, restaurants, anything you want - was very helpful for out-of-town guests. You just can't go wrong!
(5)Jennifer J.
I was completely stressed out after a long hot summer in Raleigh full of too much work and too much email, so I put the computer away and went to Asheville. I found the Reynolds Mansion Inn on TripAdvisor, and thank goodness! My parents had just went to a completely rotten B&B in Edenton and they came back more stressed out than when they left. So I was so happy to have an entirely opposite experience at the Reynolds Mansion! The home is gorgeous. The furniture is gorgeous. The rooms are gorgeous. The owners are gorgeous :). Billy met us at the door and gave us maps, pamphlets, and many recommendations for dinner. We followed his advice and had two scrumptious meals: one at Carmel's Kitchen and one at Stoney Knob Cafe. Then we returned to the Inn to find stacks of brownies and cookies to be raided for late night snacks. The fridge was stocked with water and sodas all day. We had a lovely night's sleep in a comfy bed with thick walls and beautiful appointments. And the breakfast in the morning was to die for! Billy cooks everything himself (like crepes with potato and veggies with homemade scones or fluffy blueberry pancakes). And Billy stuck around to tell us fascinating stories about the previous residents of the Mansion and even a ghost or two. I've stayed in B&Bs that were much more expensive with much less quality. This is THE place to stay in Asheville! I can't wait to go back!
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