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The Inn on Biltmore Estate

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

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George Vanderbilt wanted an inn on his 8,000-acre Asheville estate as early as 1900; it never happened in his lifetime. The 210-room Inn finally opened in 2001, the first overnight lodging built on the estate that holds his 250-room 1895 chateau by Richard Morris Hunt, grounds by Frederick Law Olmsted. The more casual Village Hotel arrived in 2015. Forbes Four-Star, AAA Four Diamond.

About The Inn on Biltmore Estate

History

The Inn on Biltmore Estate sits high on a hillside within the 8,000-acre Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina, the private domain created by George Vanderbilt around his 250-room Richard Morris Hunt-designed chateau completed in 1895. Vanderbilt had envisioned an inn on the property as early as 1900, but the idea never materialized in his lifetime.

The four-star Inn finally opened in 2001 as a purpose-built, 210-room hotel (including nine suites) designed to echo the grandeur of Biltmore House and to carry on the Vanderbilt tradition of gracious hospitality. It was the first overnight lodging built on the estate and remains its flagship accommodation, complemented since 2015 by the more casual Village Hotel on estate grounds.

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