he Blue Ridge Room is a bright and airy three-room suite with a magnificent view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It is our most popular room, with a soothing mountain creek cascading down the mountain along the east side of the room. This suite features a deluxe sitting room and a cozy window seat with a view of Mt. Mitchell. Another eye-catching feature is the beautiful, darkwood vintage 1920's era furniture. This cool, calming suite is beautifully decorated in relaxing country blue and white and features unique architecture.
	he warm, romantic Forest Hill Room has a wonderful view of "America's Rainforest". Gently wake to the songs of birds outside your windows or enjoy a good book on the loveseat in front of the flickering candlelight fireplace. This room features a handsome four poster bed with canopy, a sitting area, and a spacious bath. Because of its rich and luxurious atmosphere, this room is a very popular choice among our honeymooning guests.
	he Mt. Mitchell Room is a cozy and inviting three-room suite with amazing long range mountain views. The sleep set is convertible and may be used as one king size bed or two twin beds. Decorated with whimsical charm, you are sure to wake up feeling refreshed and ready to enjoy your day. This suite features a private sitting room with a window seat, dark wood antique furniture, and large bathroom with a gorgeous view of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

All Rooms Feature:

Large, private in-room bathrooms with hand held blowdryers
King, queen, and twin size beds featuring Quality Simmons Beautyrest mattresses
Individually controlled central A/C and heating
Candlelight fireplaces
Contemporary plumbing fixtures
Satellite TV / DVD Player

Use of books, games and DVD library
Wireless High-Speed Internet
Fax machine access
Restaurant Style Italian Espresso and Cappuccino
Guest refrigerator with ice and cold beverages

egin your day with an assortment of coffees and teas, an espresso or frothy cappuccino. Relax with newfound friends while gazing out at the panoramic views of the Great Smoky Mountains and Mt. Mitchell, the tallest peak in the Eastern U.S.