My partner and I, and our two 90-ish moms, stayed at the Princess Anne for four nights in early July and enjoyed our visit. The friendliness of the staff was a prelude to the overall welcoming feeling we received from everyone in Asheville, a great city. We had three rooms on the third floor -- two suites and a regular... more

As an historic site, the Priness Anne has gotten some big publicity. I had seen it reviewed in several magazines and thought we should try it out instead of a somewhat pricier B&B. I got what I paid for. The Princess Anne did have some bright spots. The room we had (a deluxe one bedroom) was a suite with a... more

My husband and I stayed at the Princess Anne in July 2007 and were very pleased with the accomodations. The rooms don't look like your standard cookie-cutter hotel rooms with the ugly comforters and matching drapes and gross carpet; rather, they look like nicely appointed bedrooms in a bed and breakfast. We stayed in the green bedroom and it was... more

My boyfriend and I had a lovely stay at the Princess Anne. In fact, we ended up spending more time there than we had planned because everything was so comfortable. Our suite was very nice with a comfortable bed and couch and high-speed internet. The breakfasts were tasty and the dining room sunlit with great armchairs so that we lingered... more

My husband and I rarely encounter such a pleasant atmosphere as the Princess Anne provides. The decor was impeccable and the service was outstanding. It inspired us to write our first Trip Advisor review! The entire staff was so friendly and personable that they made us feel like true welcomed guests as opposed to the sterile, stuffy feel of a... more

Every year we spend 3-4 days with 2 other couples over New Year's Eve. This hotel provided one of our best experiences. We loved the ambiance; the staff was helpful, warm, and cheerful. The rooms were comfortable and some were small suites with a sitting room and mini kitchen. Breakfast was included and each afternoon, there was wine and hors... more

I'll get the negatives out of the way to begin with. Yes, the hotel/B&B is old, creaky and has very thin walls. (It was built in 1924.) Yes, my computer monitor is bigger than the television in the room...really! And, yes the bed was a little on the firm side. They can't do much about the way the place was... more

Stayed at this hotel based on Trip Advisor reviews. Found it to be very nice, pleasant hotel and a good value for Asheville. Did not sample the breakfast, so can't comment, but did find it to be a little noisy in our room on the second floor. Not a problem until the people above started moving around in the morning.... more

This place has the best of both worlds. It's big like a hotel with all the extras you would expect, but it has a b&b feel - without some of the more annoying b&b traits, e.g., no nosy innkeepers who insist you inform them in advance if you don't want breakfast; lots of seating for two in the dining room... more