Located in the heart of historic downtown Asheville. Overlooking the Great Smokey Mountain and within walking distance of many craft and... more »
Located in the heart of historic downtown Asheville. Overlooking the Great Smokey Mountain and within walking distance of many craft and antique shops, over 20 restaurants and nightspots as well as the Asheville Civic Center.
Orbitz
The Renaissance Asheville offers newly renovated elegant accommodations in downtown Asheville four miles west of the Biltmore estate and adjacent to the Thomas Wolfe memorial - The hotel features club level rooms, a fitness center and outdoor swimming pool and 15,000 square feet of meeting and banquet space with an audio-visual company onsite
Pegasus Solutions
Nestled among the Blue Ridge & Great Smoky Mountains lies one the most beautiful places on Earth, Asheville, NC. The Marriott Renaissance Asheville Hotel is located in the heart of the city. Perfect for business or pleasure, the hotel offers beautifully appointed rooms & suites with wireless internet access, refrigerators, 32" flat screen TVs & in-room movies. Experience superb dining options, concierge service, 60' indoor pool, whirlpool, & fitness center. Here, history, adventure & natural beauty blend to create a unique meeting destination. Whether hosting an intimate meeting for a dozen business associates or a lavish reception for 1,000, the Marriott Renaissance Asheville hotel makes every event special. Just outside our doors, stroll from gallery to gallery shopping for art, crafts & handmade jewelry. Explore unique boutiques, scores of outstanding restaurants, bistros & street cafés. Enjoy the symphony, museums & theatres, & when the sun goes down, the clubs light up with great entertainment.
Marriott
The Renaissance Asheville Hotel is situated 20 miles from Asheville Regional Airport and is adjacent to the Thomas Wolfe Memorial in Asheville, N. C. Guests are three blocks from the Civic Center and less than seven miles from the Biltmore Estate and Blue Ridge Parkway. Nature lovers are less than 10 miles from the North Carolina Arboretum. Guests are welcomed into a lobby with marble flooring and soft couches where they can mingle or relax. Adjacent to the lobby is Orchard, a country-style restaurant with picturesque mountain views. Guests may also enjoy sipping cocktails in the Lobby Lounge, relaxing in the indoor heated pool and spa tub or working out in the small fitness area. Executive guests can appreciate the function space, business services, event catering, audio-visual equipment and high-speed Internet access. $50 Gift Card Use an American Express card to book a weekend stay in a $50 Gift Card rate category from September 29 - November 22, 2009, for travel from October 2 - December 13, 2009, and receive a your choice of one $50 American Express, West Elm, or Sur la Table gift card per stay. Valid for Thursday, Friday, or Saturday arrivals only; stay must include a Friday or Saturday night. Guest will receive a voucher upon check-in with a URL to register for a gift card. Guest has 30 days from check out to register their gift card choice online. Gift card will be mailed to qualified guests 4 to 6 weeks after redemption. Gift cards do not expire. Canadian residents will receive a $50 CAD American Express Travelers Cheque in lieu of gift card. Offer not applicable to groups of 10 or more. Rooms are limited; blackout dates or other restrictions may apply. While supplies last. No rain checks or substitutions will be issued. Void where prohibited. Cannot be combined with any other promotions. .
ReserveTravel
I really like this hotel. It's not new, but downtown Asheville is walkable from here. We've stayed in other downtown hotels in Asheville, but found the noise bothersome. This hotel has a good deal of charm associated with hotels that have been ar
Love the location and the staff. The
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Posted Nov 19, 2008
Good
Love the location and the staff. The cost per room is below $200, which is a deal especially in downtown Asheville. You are walking distance from downtown and all the wonderful shops. They have a full-service bar with awesome service. Parking isn't...
41 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
I traveled to Asheville to attend a wedding. Upon arrival, the wedding party rooms were not available and the management did not feel distressed or anxious to remedy the situation in any way.
I am not likely
to return to the Renaissance Asheville Hotel.
I would not recommend it to friends.
68 year old male with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
We stayed in this hotel because of wedding arrangements. It was ok for the money but we would have preferred to stay elsewhere. However, it did meet our expectations. Negatives were that it was a bit further from the center of the town than the reservation agent implied and the directions to get to it by car from the interstate were just abysmal.
I am somewhat likely
to return to the Renaissance Asheville Hotel.
I would not recommend it to friends.
46 year old female with a moderate budget, traveling for leisure
The rooms were a nice size and the beds were extremely comfortable. The bathroom seemed a little small. We were disappointed that it was a totally non smoking hotel. Other than that, it was a nice stay.
I am somewhat likely
to return to the Renaissance Asheville Hotel.
I would definitely recommend it to friends.
58 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for business
They have a pleasant staff, good clean accommodations and the hotel is convenient to everything you could possibly want. There are minimum twelve restaurants within one quarter of a mile, a theater across the street, three shopping stores across the street and much more. It is a good place to stay.
They upgraded the beds and the upgrade was wonderful. This was a business trip and all of our needs were met with prompt assistance and friendliness.
I am very likely
to return to the Renaissance Asheville Hotel.
I would definitely recommend it to friends.
Was charged $249 a night for a musty,
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Posted Nov 21, 2006
by littlegirltree
Horrible
pros: Had running waterWas charged $249 a night for a musty, small room. Bellboys were rude, heat barely worked, even with the enormous racket it made, had to stand in tub for another person to squeeze into tiny bathroom, hotel smelled like hotdogs ...
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