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Flat Iron Hotel

Asheville, North Carolina, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Asheville's 1926 Flatiron Building, Albert Wirth's eight-story limestone wedge and only the city's second skyscraper, reopened in May 2024 as a 71-room hotel after offices closed in 2019. The eighth floor once held Asheville's first radio studio, and Dr. David Kingsley, the city's first African-American dentist, kept his practice here. Listed on the National Register since 1979, it anchors Battery Park and Wall Street, a short walk from E.W. Grove's Arcade.

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Albert Wirth's limestone Flatiron went up in 1925-26 as downtown Asheville's second skyscraper, part of E.W. Grove's Battery Park redevelopment. Offices filled it until 2019. The eighth floor held Asheville's first radio studio; Dr. David Kingsley, the city's first African-American dentist, practiced here. Listed on the National Register in 1979, it reopened on 15 May 2024 as a 71-room hotel after Rowhouse Architects and Mey & Co converted the old office suites.

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