Hotels in Arden

"Daughters surprise colleges graduation, a staff member, Geri made our stay an unforgettable memory, due to such kindness. Facility was amazing, Spa was so unbelievably nice and relaxing, worth the experience!"

"Great hotel, friendly staff, tried to have dinner in the main and empty restaurant for dinner and was told they didn’t have proper staffing and couldn’t be seated; ate pub meal instead in basement with children in bar past cut-off time. Otherwise, great stay, loved the breakfast basket each day, room was lovely. I’ll be back!"

"The rooms were clean, beds comfortable. I really enjoyed the breakfast."

"This hotel is in a very convenient location if you have anything going on in south Asheville/Arden. Don't be bothered by the fact that it's an older building. The grounds and interior were immaculately clean and well maintained. The staff was all super nice and helpful. The on-site Mexican restaurant was excellent and reasonable as well."

"Exceptional service truly pet friendly and spotless I had an absolutely wonderful stay at The Flat Iron Hotel. From the moment we arrived the service was impeccable and every staff member was warm attentive and genuinely courteous. What really stood out was the treatment of my dog. They went above and beyond to make him feel welcome and comfortable which means everything to me as a pet owner. This is true pet friendly hospitality done right. The hotel itself was spotless beautifully maintained and thoughtfully run. You can tell there is real pride in the level of service and care provided. Highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Asheville especially if you are traveling with a furry companion. I will absolutely be back."

"Clean room, perfect location. Great overall value."

"Very good hotel and staff."

"Yes. Room very clean. Staff very friendly and helpful!"

"Great hotel for an Asheville trip. Location is excellent and most downtown attractions, breweries, and restaurants are easily walkable. The bar at night was a fun place to hangout with the other guests and talk. The poor bartender needed help though. Too many people for him to be making drinks and running late night bites."