This hotel made access to the Biltmore easy. It was also close to the Blue Ridge Parkway and Folk Art Center.

The hotel is just off I-40 and nearby restaurants are accessible within a few miles. The location is fine and the rooms are generally quiet. Staff was nice, but could have given me a better rate. I walked in and got the full rack rate on a low occupancy night.

The worst part was not all of the lights worked. If that's the worst thing I consider the trip a success. Staff was more than friendly, and rooms were more than comfortable. Located only a few minutes from an abundance of resturants and other eateries. I would most definitely consider going back to the Quality Inn for another stay.

Arrived and needed a luggage rack, because bending bothers my back, but none was in the closet. Asked the front desk for one but they said that they could not take one from another room, but would change our room if we wanted (Huh?, just wanted a luggage rack). The bathroom sink would barely drain, notified the front desk early AM, but it was not done that day. The bed linen and blanket were the thinnest I ever saw (could read through it). The A/C would turn after after being on for a certain amount of time, and increasing the temperature would not turn it back on. The motel advertised that tickets for the Biltmore Estate could be purchased at the front desk, but they "ran out" the day that we wanted to go. $100/day is too much for what you get.

This hotel was surprisingly great considering it was right off of I-40, one of the main interstates in western NC. It was close to the airport, downtown Asheville, Blue Ridge Parkway, and Chimney Rock. It was very clean, safe, and the free breakfast every morning was excellent! There were many choices for breakfast. For the price and rating of the hotel, I think it was worth the stay and would definitely stay again. Also it was nice to have cable tv, a mini refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker. Also in the evenings, they had coffee/hot chocolate and cookies. If there was anything negative to say, the beds were a little on the uncomfortable side. The pillows were a little to puffy and always having to adjust them. Other than that, I was very pleased and would recommend for anyone looking for a place stay within Asheville. Also it was worth checking out an area called Black Mountain, which was really near the hotel. Lots of interesting shops there worth visiting.