The location is perfect, with just a short walk to many breweries, restaurants, and other attractions. It was a quick ride onto the main highways to get to several popular hiking areas. Breakfast was a bonus to get me an early start. Had everything in the room to meet my needs.

We felt this Inn was kind of ran down. Our room was right next to the street and there were motorcycles and loud cars driving by, revving their motors. The location was great for walking around downtown, but it was on the rough end of everything. The breakfast was the most disappointing part. Almost nothing offered, my daughter said her waffle tasted strange, and they didn’t even have coffee readily available. We will not return to this Inn.

We stayed here overnight to attend a show at the Salvage Station. It was very conveniently located in downtown within walking distance to several restaurants. Quiet enough for a good night's sleep and easy parking. Would definitely stay again.

Front desk lady was EXTEAMLY helpful.

Glad I stayed here.

This hotel is conveniently located and so cute. It reminds me of the type of hotel my family used to stay in when I was a kid. I will definitely stay here again.

The room itself was mediocre at best, but doable. Parking however was ridiculous. They claim onsite parking, but didn't have any available. Desk clerk was clueless and wasted over an over of my time sending me to different places to park. Room was very noisy. Never again.

At check-in I was told that their parking was full and that I'd need to "go find a parking garage." When I asked where to do that, the desk clerk was of very little help and basically wanted me to "google it". I told her I was unfamiliar with the area and needed some guidance, as Asheville is a very busy and congested area. She then googled it herself and told me to park in a parking garage two doors down. After circling the block and no parking garage to be found (only two public pay to park lots) I returned to the clerk again and (after having to convince her that they weren't garages) was told to park in the garage a little further down the street, only to find that was a private garage for permanent tenants of the building. Once again, back to the clueless clerk who told me to park in one of the public lots and I would be reimbursed. I did so, but had to move my car at 6:00am the next morning to yet another lot because of their time restrictions. For which I had to pay for again and that lot had an even shorter time limit on it that would barely cover me through checkout time. Plus when I went back to the new morning desk clerk, he couldn't reimburse me because his computer was tied up. All of this for a one night stay in a mediocre (at best) room/hotel. Which at least had a nice looking pool but, by the time I finally got settled into my room was already closed at 8pm. Extremely unimpressed with my stay at the Downtown Inn at Asheville NC & will definitely not return!