Green Mountain Bed and Breakfast
Located just outside of Asheville in Candler, the Green Mountain Bed and Breakfast was the area's first green bed and breakfast. Complimentary full gourmet breakfasts are prepared using all natural and organic ingredients. Each uniquely decorated room offers a private bath, sitting area, cable TV, DVD player, hair dryer, fleece robes, terry cloth slippers, and A/C. The grounds of the Green Mountain Bed and Breakfast have been designated as a backyard habitat by the National Wildlife Federation and feature a nature trail that leads to a private beach on Hominy Creek.
Green Mountain B & B
64 Laurel Cove Rd.
Candler, NC 28715
828.633.0232
greenmountainbb.com
Pisgah View Ranch
Billed as the best dude ranch east of the Mississippi River, the Pisgah View Ranch invites visitors to explore the old west while enjoying the sights of North Carolina. Hiking, golfing, campfires, swimming, tennis, horseback riding and three meals a day are all available at this all-inclusive ranch resort. Cabins are furnished and have air conditioning and heat. Some cabins have whirlpool tubs, but none have TV, Internet or cell phone service.
Pisgah View Ranch
70 Pisgah View Ranch Road
Candler, NC 28715
(828) 667-9100
pisgahviewranch.net
Days Inn Candler
Close to Asheville, the Days Inn Candler is the perfect motel for those wishing to spend more of their time exploring the area than in a room. Basically furnished rooms feature TVs, wireless Internet, coffee makers, hair dryers, refrigerators and microwaves. There is a free breakfast buffet each morning and a free New Orleans supper every night. An outdoor pool is also available for guest use.
Days Inn Candler
2551 Smoky Park Highway
Candler, NC 28715
(828) 667-9321
daysinncandler.com
Article Written By Michelle Hogan
Michelle Hogan is a freelance writer, licensed real estate professional, organic farmer and the author of several books including the 2005 bestselling memoir, "Without a Net: Middle Class and Homeless (With Kids) in America." Hogan studied English at American University and has been writing professionally since 1998. Her work has appeared in "The New York Times," "Redbook," "Family Circle" and many other publications.
