Carolina Bed & Breakfast

We spent two nights at the Carolina B&B while checking out Asheville and nearby places, and there was plenty to do. It was encouraging to see the area recovering well, six months after Hurricane Helene. The house has a lot of character and history, so ask about it. Diana made us feel very welcome, our room was good, and the location worked well. Breakfast was out of this world. Tea drinkers might find it hard to leave.

The cozy room had a wonderfully comfortable bed and soft, almost luxurious towels, and the house itself is full of charm near downtown. Diana made my partner's birthday weekend feel special with thoughtful touches, including a birthday cheesecake that was one of the best we've ever had. She's a fantastic host and cook, and the breakfasts were unforgettable. We also enjoyed meeting Gracie, their sweet dog. Thanks to Diana and Kevin for a memorable visit. We can't wait to return!

We stayed in the garden cottage and loved how quiet and pretty it was, with thoughtful touches throughout. It had lovely linens, cold drinks, and coffee and tea ready for early mornings. The homemade sweet each afternoon and the beautiful gourmet breakfasts were a treat. Dianna also welcomed our three adult children for Easter brunch and made us feel like family. The Caroline Bed & Breakfast is peaceful and quaint, even though it's centrally placed for exploring Asheville. We'd happily recommend a stay with Dianna and Kevin if you're looking for a home away from home.

I especially enjoyed unwinding on the comfy porch with tea in the quiet evening. The host is lovely, and breakfast is excellent, with a little pastry left out each evening too. It's a beautiful old house in a peaceful neighborhood, within walking distance of downtown and restaurants.