With great beer, food, music and outdoor activities, Asheville, North Carolina, is a worthy destination year-round—but it really shines in the fall. The Blue Ridge Mountains’ vibrant foliage peaks in October, while the city stays busy with fall festivals, concerts and events.
After you’ve toured the historic Biltmore Estate, stopped in at a few of the city’s 13 breweries, and checked out some Hunger Games filming locations, you’ll need a place to rest your weary head. Hotels range from budget to luxury, but Airbnb offers some of the most unique lodging experiences in Asheville and the surrounding area, ranging from rustic cabins and yurts to artist studios. Here are 10 of our favorites.
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The Rebel Belle is a 1966 Avion camper parked on a little site two miles from the restaurants and breweries of funky West Asheville. With kitschy, vintage décor and all the necessities—including Wi-Fi, a kitchenette, and private bathroom—the camper is a cozy place to relax after a day of leaf-peeping. Although the camper currently only has cold water, there’s hot water available in a shared outdoor shower. The hosts rent out two other vintage campers and some “glamping” tents as well.
This quiet studio is located beneath a modern home in the woods of West Asheville. There’s a queen size bed, table and chairs, kitchenette, and a private deck that looks out over the trees, plus access to bikes and a laundry room. Downtown Asheville is just five minutes away by car.
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