Frommer's named Asheville a MUST-SEE destination for a reason...actually several reasons: a thriving
arts community, an array of outdoor adventures courtesy of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and a bustling downtown scene including a variety of entertainment venues, unique shopping options, historic and architectural attractions, and award winning cuisine.
It was a pleasure hosting some of the cast members during the filming of this summer's blockbuster, The Hunger Games. Lucky for you, this luxurious treatment isn't reserved just for movie stars.
THE HUNGER GAMES
In Look Up Asheville II, photographer Michael Oppenheim, essayist Laura Hope-Gill and designer Michele Scheve have collaborated to bring the stories of thirty-two more buildings to life--including The Black Walnut Inn!
LOOK UP ASHEVILLE II
FOOD&WINE FEATURE
We have recently been included in Food and Wine's "America's Best Bed and Breafasts"!
SEE IT FOR YOURSELF!
NEW BOOK FEATURES OUR INN!
The Black Walnut Inn has
been published in Great Inns, Bed & Breakfasts, and Guesthouses, a 220-page book featuring 50 exceptional properties across the United States — each with its own unique setting and history. The publication is scheduled for a September 2011 release.
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VOTED BEST BED AND BREAKFAST!
Thank you to TastingTable.com for featuring our inn as the
"best breakfast in town..."
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Asheville, North Carolina was voted the No.2 Runner Up in Bon Appétit’s America’s Foodiest Small Town. The criteria included, small town (less than 250,000), quality farmers market, concerned farmers, dedicated food media, first-rate restaurants, and talented food artisans.