The cabins are so cute and cozy. They are comfortable, and it feels like a home away from home. The kitchen was fully stocked and there were nice touches all around the cabin to make it feel homey. The community was very quiet and it was close to excellent restaurants.

The bathroom was extremely tiny..like really hard to fit into, and it was not fully enclosed, so it was not very private. There's about a 1 foot gap between the ceiling and the top of the bathroom wall. The toilet and shower are basically a shared area split by a curtain, so there's no room to change after a shower. I honestly don't know how an overweight person can fit into the toilet area.

If you don't want to stay in a cookie cutter hotel room in Asheville, this is your place! I felt like I was stepping back in time when I saw a historic register plaque on my cabin. Inside was a picture of the Motor Court taken in the 1920s. Considering how old the cabin is, the owners have done a good job with upgrades while maintaining the historic feel of the cabin.

There is traffic noise from the nearby highway. I would have preferred standard white hotel towels vice ones intended for home use.

Very lovely, historic cabins. Just very cozy but also they have all the modern conveniences. There's a TV with cable, microwave, coffee machine and surprisingly large fridge/freeze in the cabin. The shower water got hot fast and stayed that way, which surprised me. Pretty amazing for cabins that date to I believe the 1920's. It's a National Historic site, which is pretty cool. This isn't the type of place to expect room service or a free breakfast. It's if you want something cozy and peaceful. The staff typically isn't there but they can be reached easily if you need them. Everything is very much done remotely with the cabins having access codes. There's a laundry building that has extra towels, blankets, coffee, etc. if you need it. If you need a place to eat there's lots of great options just a mile or two down the road.

I loved it. We had the lazy dazy cabin...my guy kept bumping his head on the door lol but he was ok after a few bumps. We enjoyed sitting on the porch enjoying neighbors' small talk. Close to aseville. I enjoyed the close stores. The porch itself, I just wanted to stay on the porch.

The spiders...but it is what you get being in the woods lol. My guy didn't like bumping his head but he saw more positives. We didn't have much to complain about. Maybe more t.v. channels

Property was very quiet even with Hwy above. It is located on the North side of Asheville/weaverville.. Close to many restaurants. Very cozy.. because it is after Helene many trees were down.. I can tell even now this place is well loved by the owners. Cute little touches such as little flowers in vases.. lights adorn each cabin and the office is decorated for Christmas..

Can’t think of anything we didn’t like..

The location is easily accessible, and we felt safe in the area. The cabin was as described, clean and the hot water was hot. :-) The owner was friendly and made sure we were comfortable and knew about the amenities on the property. The front porches were perfect for sitting on and visiting with our friends, who were in two other cabins. I did make a phone call to the office and I got a text back in a timely manner answering my question.

The weather could have been better, but the owners have no control over that. Honestly, our stay was as expected and we would book here again if we need lodging in the area.

The cabin and the location were great. The lady in the office was a sweetheart! The bed was very comfortable. The cabin was very clean.

The cabin was in need of a few repairs. There was a hole in the wall where the heat return used to be. The plaster was falling out of the hole. Also, the shower head was zip-tied together. Lastly, the heat couldn't keep up with the weather. The cabin never got warm enough.

It was an historic building. The air conditioning was very quiet and the fans worked well. There was plenty of space for sleeping, eating and relaxing.

The property was very dark inside and looked very neglected from outside. The garden area would benefit from having some trees and shrubs pruned and the garden furniture could be replaced. Also, the stove hadn’t been cleaned so had dried on food and grease in the oven.

The general character (individual log cabins) is fantastic -- love the idea, and love the execution. The cabins themselves are very nice, comfortable, well-maintained, and roomy. The guest book provided in the room gives lots of useful and interesting information about the history of the facility, where to go / what to do in the area, etc. Also a few things that I love, but I didn't have occasion to use during this trip: the property also includes common facilities such as laundry and fire-pit. The kitchen contains complete supplies needed for cooking (pots and pans, dishes/cups, silverware, etc). This trip was just a couple of days but I could see spending a month or more here very comfortably without having to spend lots of money in restaurants.

There is no staff on-site most of the time. Someone responds quickly to text/email messages, but that's not quite the same as actually having someone you can go to. The street that the facility is on (Weaverville Road) is not very pedestrian-friendly. I love to take long walks and while there are places I could go to hike/walk (info provided in the 'guest book'), those are places that I need to drive to before walking. When I'm walking, I prefer to just walk.

Location was close to Asheville yet still quiet. Everything was very clean. The cabins were cozy and well appointed. It was exactly what we needed for our stay - and allowed us to bring our dogs who lived experiencing the numerous hikes in the area. The coffee shop down the road (Asheville coffee roasters?) was amazing and was our morning stop. The garden store (thyme in the garden?) was also well worth the stop if you’re gardening inclined.

Everything was great