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Abbington Green is a 1908 Colonial Revival inn in the Montford Historic District, less than a mile from downtown Asheville. The house was designed by Richard Sharp Smith, the Biltmore Estate's supervising architect, and has eight rooms and suites, English-style gardens and a spa in the original ladies' parlor. Breakfast is two courses at 9 a.m., made mostly with organic and local ingredients, and the 5 p.m. social hour pours local beer, cider and wine with cheese plates.
Book spa treatments at least two weeks before your stay. Bringing a dog? Ask for the Grosvenor Square or Hyde Park suites in the Carriage House.
Fans have kept it on TripAdvisor's Travelers' Choice list every year since 2011, and it won the Preservation Society's Griffin Award for historic preservation.
Abbington Green is a 1908 Colonial Revival inn in the Montford Historic District, less than a mile from downtown Asheville. The house was designed by Richard Sharp Smith, the Biltmore Estate's supervising architect, and has eight rooms and suites, English-style gardens and a spa in the original ladies' parlor. Breakfast is two courses at 9 a.m., made mostly with organic and local ingredients, and the 5 p.m. social hour pours local beer, cider and wine with cheese plates.
Fans have kept it on TripAdvisor's Travelers' Choice list every year since 2011, and it won the Preservation Society's Griffin Award for historic preservation.
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