A FREE Daily Visitor Guide for the North Carolina Mountains and 50+ NC Mountain Cities: Great Winter Value at Asheville Mountain View Bed and Breakfast

Sunday, January 23, 2011

Great Winter Value at Asheville Mountain View Bed and Breakfast

Asheville's BENT CREEK LODGE is nestled on its own incredible mountain setting with views, fireplace, WIFI, delicious breakfast. 10 distinctly decorated rooms plus a 3 bedroom vacation rental. There are hiking trails on site, large decks and a wrap-around porch and whirlpool tubs. Winter Getaways are the best value and a chance to see more of the mountains, play in the snow or enjoy winter sports.

Winter and Midweek Rates now available, save up to 28%
Restructured rates this year give you significant savings for stays during the off season from January 2nd to April 1st and mid-week stays, without having to ask for a Special. Check each rooms pricing on the Rooms and Rates page. Visit when we aren't as busy and save!

Winter Last Minute Special - save another 10%!

Save 10%; Book a room the day before or the day of your stay and get the Last Minute Special for an additional 10% off our already reduced Winter and Midweek rates. At this rate rooms start at $90/night. The Last Minute Special is good for a one or two night stay! (a third night would be at regular price) Click on the "Check our Last Minute Special" link to check for availability. Call or email to see if a one night stay is available on the weekends. BENT CREEK LODGE is located in Asheville North Carolina.

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