Luxury condo Unit #201

Perfect location for exploring downtown Asheville on foot. Spacious, clean, comfortable.

We had a great time in Asheville staying at this condo! The condo is in a very safe location and it’s spacious The location was perfect. We could walk to several restaurants (The Wicked Weed was very close and so good for both food and beer) as well as a grocery co-op which was really convenient. Check in and check out was easy, and the parking was great. I guess the only downside, which was minor, is that it’s situated right next to what appears to be a garbage truck depot, so it could be a little noisy in the mornings with the trucks banging around and roaring to life, Not a big deal but if you’re an early riser anyway. I would definitely stay again!

Great place, close to Orange Peel and south slope breweries

The apartment is beautiful in the photos and location is wonderful, but we experienced multiple issues with our stay: 1. As a "welcome" at 1am on the night of our arrival the smoke detector starts chirping loudly. These should be checked often, and batteries replaced regularly! The ceilings are extremely tall in the apartment, and there is not a ladder. We had to literally build a tower of furniture (chairs on top of coffee table) in the middle of the night, and create a human pyramid to take it down and stop the loud noise, thanks to one of us being 6' tall - there is no way we could have reached without this person! 2. The hot water issue. Even though the listing states apartment sleeps 6 people, ONE shower of 8 minutes was all the hot water we had! (No extended showers or washing long hair or anything, no simultaneous usage or dishwasher). The other two guests had to shower in barely lukewarm water afterwards. We communicated the issue to the property manager, and the maintenance guy came a few hours later without understanding the issue (very limited English). He kept telling us that the shower handle was malfunctioning, and didn't understand we were having the issue in BOTH showers and the kitchen, not just the one he looked at. He showed up without a key to access the water heater closet, and kept telling us the water was fine (after only running it for 2 minutes - refused to stay the 8-10 minutes to observe the temperature drop). He left without fixing it, and I communicated this to the host - who conveniently stopped responding, and ghosted us for the rest of the weekend without a resolution. We ended up needing 2 extra hours to get ready in the mornings to wait 30 minutes between people showering. 3. Overall cheap bedding and bath. The bed sheets are 100% very thin staticky nylon; they literally create bright static sparks any time one's hand moves in the middle of the night, waking you up with the flashes right in front of your face. Be prepared to look like an electrocuted mad scientist in the morning because of all the static. The guest bed was also missing the flat sheet (only had the fitted and pillowcases) The bath towels are paper thin and very cheap; think "Walmart dish rag" quality. I certainly do not expect luxury thick Turkish towels or anything like that, but even cheap IKEA would've been a great improvement here. I would definitely recommend bringing your own towels, if you are able to.