This inn is lovely and the gardens are magnificent. We had a lovely room with a large bathroom and comfortable sitting area. Since we were on the ground floor we could make use of a small patio area overlooking the garden and waterfall. We were in the Garden Pavillion area. The restaurant is closed on Monday and Tuesday, so we... more

After spending a week at the Grand Canyon in an RV with our children, I knew my husband and I would need to unwind. We dropped them at camp and headed for Richmond Hill. What a delight! From the linens, to the food at Gabrielle's, to the afternoon tea, all were superb. We stayed in one of the Garden Pavillion... more

My fiance and I reserved the entire Richmond Hill Inn for our wedding party last weekend and all I can say is that the staff and facilities are wonderful. From the quaint atmosphere to the wonderful food to the engaging and helpful staff we could not have been happier with our stay. Our 75 plus guests were all happy and... more

Last fall my wife and I decided to spend 2 weeks traveling through the North Carolina and Tennessee mountains. We ended up spending 3 nights in Asheville, and had a wonderful time! We toured the Biltmore Estate, spent a day getting pampered at the Grove Park Inn Spa, and had 3 wonderful nights in the Richmond Hill Inn. The staff... more

My husband and I married at the Richmond Hill Inn in Jan/2007. Our wedding was organized from Boston and we had never even seen the Inn (just on the internet). It was absolutely perfect. We stayed in a suite in the Garden Pavilion at the recommendation of the staff. I can't say enough about their wedding planner. She handled everything... more

Our long weekend, during the leaf changing season, was a delight, once we found Richmond Hill. Large, comfortable room with 2 exposures and comfortable seating area, lovely setting, good service and, at breakfast (included) and Sunday brunch, very good food. Our only regret was that we were unable (schedule conflicts) to eat at Gabrielle's. Beware, however, Richmond Hill is not... more

My husband and I attended a wedding at the Richmond Hill Inn. We did not spend the night, but from what we saw, the grounds are well kept, the garden setting is beautiful and the staff seemed friendly. They have a waterfall on the property which made a beautiful backdrop for the ceremony. My only critique is that RHI was... more

My mother and I were looking for a nice, well-kept place in Asheville with views and where we could just relax for the weekend. With no reservations, we went first to the Grove Park Inn, which, besides being appallingly expensive for a tiny room with poor view, had the buzzing, touristy atmosphere of an amusement park. We left immediately and,... more

I have visited Asheville 10 times per year for the last 5 years and have stayed at every hotel in the area., including the Richmond Hill Inn numerous times. In the past I thought the Inn had potential and lots of charm but problems too. There have been many changes. Many of them are very good. They opened a casual... more