The Aberdeen Inn is very cozy. The breakfasts are good but very sweet, and unusual (no eggs yet). The one thing guests should be warned about who are about to come and stay here in mid-to-late October (and later?) is that a new roof is being put on, causing a lot of noise-- hammers banging, etc-- and strong smell of... More

The room that my husband and I stayed in was clean and cozy. This was our first stay in a bed and breakfast. The location was wonderful close to everything. However, after reading many reviews about the chef we were thoroughly disappointed. We had no choice in what our meal was the coffee was terrible, everything seemed microwaved and we... More

We stayed in this somewhat unique B & B mid May. I've stayed in a lot of B & B's, and the results in general have been pretty good. Staying at the Aberdeen, it was a little deja vous. It seems quite common that one or the other of married innkeepers have some history of culinary training or experience. Interestingly,... More

Best breakfasts I've ever eaten in a B&B. A hotel matching the quality of accommodation and food would be a very expensive one. I'll definitely go back if I'm in Asheville again.

The hostess of the inn Michelle was a polite and very accomodating woman. She allowed us to check in early and freshen up before our business meeting. Our room was clean but had a TINY bathroom. As I am not accustomed to B&B's perhaps this is the norm? Now to the huge reason I would never stay here again...Tom. Tom... More

I was thoroughly disappointed at the treatment a friend and I received at the Aberdeen Inn. After arriving at the Inn and walking along the front porch to the front entrance, I was surprised to find the front door locked at 2:00 pm. I could see Tom, the Inn Keeper, in his office chair about 3 ft from the front... More

My wife and I spent a long weekend at the Aberdeen Inn last October while attending a seminar in Asheville. Our room was very comfortable and quiet, as the inn is in a residential neighborhood. We were within walking distance of downtown, and a short drive from many great restaurants. But the highlight of our stay was the wonderful gourmet... More

If you're looking for a quaint, relaxing B&B in the heart of Asheville's tree streets, then look no more. The Aberdeen Inn is perfect! The rooms are comfortable and quiet and the views from the front porches are amazing. Tom and Michele are very laid back and take care of everything. Breakfast was delightful. We plan to come back.

We really enjoyed staying at the Aberdeen Inn. We shopped around for B&B's in the area and this one was very reasonable and less than a mile from the downtown area - easily within walking distance on a nice day. We stayed in the cottage for a few extra dollars and appreciated the privacy. The accomodations were very comfortable. The... More