Being greeted by a crackling fireplace & warm and welcoming hosts, Ron & Lynn on a cool March afternoon set the tone for a great stay @ the 1900 Inn on Montford. My husband & I were first time visitors to Asheville and loved the location of the 1900 Inn - so close to downtown & the Biltmore. Received great recommendations for places to eat and things to do but also enjoyed spending time relaxing at the 1900 Inn. Did I mention the breakfasts were fit for a king?! Adored Allie Cat. Would definitely stay here again.

I was looking for a quiet, romantic place to take my wife after a long deployment to Afghanistan and I stumbled across the 1900 Inn on Montford while searching on the internet. Let me start off by saying that it was everything I'd hoped for and more. My wife and I both needed a chance to relax and catch our breath after a long time apart and this place was perfect. We spent three nights there, one in the Thomas Wolfe and two in the amazing Cloisters suite and I could not have been happier. Ron and Lynn were great and couldn't have been more helpful. I worked with Ron a lot trying to get the room details worked out over email and he was gracious enough to take the time to answer all my questions. I loved both rooms but if you have the opportunity you've got to try out the Cloisters-you won't be dissapointed! The shower and the tub were incredible, I loved that the whole suite is wired for sound and to top it all off you get breakfast delivered to your door every morning(great food, by the way, we never had a bad meal and are in love with the Flavia tea/coffee machine)! Ron and Lynn know how important privacy is for their guests and they know that once you get in the Cloisters you may not want to leave so they go out of their way to make sure you're not bothered unless you need anything. Needless to say this is perfect for a romantic getaway. We weren't there for the music nights but we did get a chance to go out in Asheville every night and had a blast. Overall our experience was amazing, we'll definitely be going back, hopefully soon!! Clark and Angel Mabry

I stumbled across the Inn on Montford on the net because I was looking for Dog friendly accommodations. My wife and I were traveling with our well manner male boxer on our way back from Florida. We were in Savannah and decided to try a bed and breakfast and hopefully spoil ourselves. In the past, I've had mixed reviews at best with the various B&B's I've been too. Too kitschy, too "cute", too much like sleeping in someone else's home. From what I saw on their site though, the inn looked really nice and the kicker was of course that they were dog friendly and didn't shy away from the fact that our dog weighs over 50lbs. 50 seems to be the magic (cursed?) number at so many hotels.
I think I gave the inn one or two days heads up for a two night stay and luckily they had vacancy. We arrived and were greeted at the front door by Lynn. My wife went in to the main house and I was directed around back since they have a house cat and I had the dog on leash. Lynn was super friendly, funny and personable. She genuinely seemed happy to see us and right away you could tell that her heart was in the right place. She showed us to the carriage house and our "William Morris" room. The room was fantastic! Everything was finished in a Arts and Crafts style which appealed to me. I was terrified it would be some rose wall paper sheee sheee room based on previous B&B's. The room was very well equipped with a fridge, a very nice walk in shower with a variety of shower heads and a steam shower built in all made out of tile and stone. They also had a very nice and good sized hot tube whirl pool which we used ever night. The kicker was the french doors which opened to our own little private court yard. It was exceedingly comfortable and the bed, sheets and pillows were all top notch.
For the morning we opted to have breakfast brought to our sweet by a very nice woman who worked at the inn and adored our dog. Every morning happy to see her, our dog would grab a stuffed toy and in a heavy southern accent the woman would say, "is that your baybay?" She was charming and we were happy to see her not only because she brought our breakfast. After our first night during the day while walking around town, I suggested we stay an extra night and again we lucked out, vacancy! We enjoyed it that much that we decided to stick around.
I have nothing but good things to say about this inn. Lynn, Ron and their help were all very nice and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the inn to any friends or family. We'll be back. Our only regret is that there aren't more places like this to stay across the country.

My husband and I recently stayed at the 1900 Inn on Montford for the fourth time in less than a year - need I say more? Lynn and Ron are excellent hosts and provide the most unusual little touches to really make staying with them an exceptional experience: the "bag of beverage" in the morning, a wine hour, delicious snacks and tons of useful insights and interesting tidbits about the area. We would recommend the Inn to anyone!