Cleveland Vacations

Very clean and well maintained . We had a room with separate bedroom which was small but comfortable for my husband and I. Not far from the Arts District and Downtown area. The breakfast leaves a lot to be considered; very basic fare.

This hotel was exactly what we were looking for in Asheville. The Blind Tiger is a property where you can feel as removed or involved with the other guests and staff as you desire. We had an awesome little cottage to ourselves, would visit the main house for breakfast and to chat with the staff, but overall felt pleasantly unbothered in our accommodation and were able top easily come and go and walk downtown as we pleased. This is a definite recommended stay!

Wonderful staff, gorgeous architecture, and comfortable beds made our stay exceptional! And as a bonus, only a few minutes away from Biltmore Estate.

Once in the hotel we waited over 15 minutes for one of two working elevators to get checked in. Our room had a leftover bar of soap in the shower behind the shampoo bottle. There were stains on the curtain that if you’d hold a blue light to them I’m sure it was bodily fluids. Keep in mind this room looks out the patio doors to the pool. First morning waited for the elevator just to go get a cup of coffee because the coffee maker in the room did not have a basket for the grounds. Gave up on elevator because cleaning staff was occupying it and decided to take the stairs. Stairs led me to the parking ramp. Scanned card reader and door clicked and gave green light but door was locked. Had to go down in parking ramp to street entrance to get back into building. Got coffee, muffin and bacon at Starbucks area in lobby. Staff looked at me as I was trying to juggle and as I walked away heard them say oh we maybe should have offered him a sack. Waited at elevator with two other guests and when got on asked them to kindly hit my floor. The button did not illuminate because the cleaning person that was riding along had overrode my front door with a rear door so I had to go up two more floors and take a different set of steps to get to my room. Not the adventure was hoping for.