We stayed April 23, 2008 for 4 nights. Let me start out by saying that my wife and I have stayed at many b&b's over the years, so we are very experienced with b&b's. We have two boys ages 9 and 10, who are fun loving kids to the core. We have had pretty good luck with b&b's over the... more

I have stayed at four B & Bs in the Asheville area & this is rated last. When we arrived, no one gave us any type of tour or explanation of where things were (toys in a closet on the second floor kept in a closet, time for breakfast, where the outdoor play area was, etc.). We (my husband, myself,... more

Good food, lovely home in a terrific neighborhood, and really great hosts. Angela and Robert had excellent suggestions for restaurants and things to do, including favorite hiking trails in the mountains and running routes in Asheville. more

Nice people and place and a fine breakfast. However, if you want to sleep in don't take the room by the porch as people like to sit out there and chat and traffic goes in and out and you are right by the door. Don't use the directions from the website if you are coming from the North (via TN... more

Angela and Robert are exceptional hosts! The only place to go in Asheville if you have kids, especially tiny ones, is the Sweet Biscuit Inn. They had pack n' plays for our daughter to sleep in, high chairs, and special breakfast items for babies(diced fresh fruit) and older kids (hot chololate) alike. Our stay at the Inn was FANTASTIC! Audrey... more

This was the first time my wife and I ever stayed at a "bed and breakfast," and we were well pleased with the "Sweet Biscuit Inn." The host were very friendly and the food was good and we were all well fed for breakfast. Robert and Angela were very accomodating and friendly and it was like they shared their home... more

This is two years post-our stay, but it is still one of our favorite bed and breakfast establishments. We stayed in the two-room suite on the second floor for three nights we were very satisfied with the room condition and cleanliness of everything. Our hosts were very welcoming and great with our then 4 year-old son. The breakfsts were very... more

We only had one night in Asheville with our 13 year old daughter, and I knew she would love a B&B, rather than a hotel. Not too may B&B are family friendly, but Sweet Biscuit is, so I booked us there for our one night stay. The neighborhood is charming, and less than a 10 minute drive to downtown. The... more

My husband and I celebrated out 10 yr anniversary in Asheville, with our two children (6 and 5). We had a wonderful time at the Sweet Biscuit Inn. Angela and Robert were just wonderful, as were their children. Angela made us feel right at home, as soon as we arrived. Our room was comfortable and cozy (we had the two-room... more