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Haywood Park Hotel

Asheville, North Carolina, United States · Ascend Hotel Collection · Accessible Luxury

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E.W. Grove built the Bon Marche for Solomon Lipinsky in 1923, a W.L. Stoddart Classical Revival store on Haywood Street. John Rogers turned it into 33 suites in 1986, among Asheville's largest, with department-store winks still in the rooms. Historic Hotels of America listed it in 2011; it now flies Ascend.

About Haywood Park Hotel

History

The Haywood Park Hotel in Asheville, North Carolina occupies the Bon Marche Building, built in 1923 by E.W. Grove for store owner Solomon Lipinsky and designed by New York hotel architect W.L. Stoddart in a Classical Revival style. The building housed the Bon Marche department store (1923-1937) and later Ivey's, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Converted to a hotel by architect John Rogers, the Haywood Park Hotel & Atrium opened in March 1986, with the conversion completed in 1988. The boutique property offers 33 large suites ; among Asheville's biggest ; with playful nods to its department-store past. It has been a member of Historic Hotels of America since 2011 and operates under the Ascend Hotel Collection.

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