Forest City Vacation Packages

This hotel was exactly what we were looking for in Asheville. The Blind Tiger is a property where you can feel as removed or involved with the other guests and staff as you desire. We had an awesome little cottage to ourselves, would visit the main house for breakfast and to chat with the staff, but overall felt pleasantly unbothered in our accommodation and were able top easily come and go and walk downtown as we pleased. This is a definite recommended stay!

What a great place to stay!! My wife and I decided to have a weekend getaway and chose the Windsor . Never been there before . It was tight where we wanted to be. Walking distance to everything. We did go up to the mountains from there. Short drive. We were texted by the staff with updates . Very nice people.

The staff is absolutely amazing! Extremely helpful and courteous. Room service arrived quickly. Dinner was delicious and flavorful. I love the ambiance, the warmth and the beautiful artwork all around the hotel. The Valet team worked incredibly efficiently. Rooms are spacious and beautifully maintained. The Bed was comfortable and I enjoyed a relaxing soak in the bathtub with the bath salts provided. I would stay here again.

For our first visit to Asheville we chose Zelda Dearest and stayed in the Darling Heart room. The hotel is a unique place with rooms set about several different buildings surrounding a courtyard. The location of the hotel is within easy walking distance of the main shopping/restaurant/bars in downtown Asheville. (There are several fantastic restaurants located within a 5-15 minute walk.) Our accommodation was very spacious having a living room, separate bedroom with a king bed, and large bathroom. Unfortunately, the sofa sleeper in the living room was not comfortable, which we needed to use for the first night due to a maintenance issue in the bedroom. Thankfully, the issue was resolved the next day. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Parking is available on site but you may have to pay for it (unless it’s included in your booking fee.) There is a small bar/lounge area that is quaint and the mixologist does a fine job serving up your favorite Flapper era beverage. Unfortunately, the breakfast options for us (gluten-free) were marginal. If you like a continental type breakfast, you’ll enjoy it. Overall, a unique experience at Zelda Dearest.