A FREE Daily Visitor Guide for the North Carolina Mountains and 50+ NC Mountain Cities: Fall Leaf Color News: Stay at a Mountain Golf Resort from $79!

Saturday, October 16, 2010

Fall Leaf Color News: Stay at a Mountain Golf Resort from $79!

Enjoy the October Leaf Season at great rates in the Smoky Mountains, when you stay at The Waynesville Inn Golf Resort & Spa. Guests can relax in the casual mountain atmosphere, while playing a round of golf on one of our championship courses, indulging in fresh local cuisine, or soothing their body and mind with one of the many spa services.

"October in the Smokies" rates from $79* per night

*The $79 rate is available most Sunday – Thursday evenings and is based on availability. This offer cannot be used with any other discounts or offers and is valid for new reservations only.

"Escape to the Mountains" rates from $119* includes $50 resort card for golf, dining etc.

The Waynesville Inn Golf Resort & Spa invites you to envelope yourself in the Western North Carolina Mountains as the leaves transition from red to gold. The Escape to the Mountains package combines fantastic dining, golfing, and spa services, all while staying in a beautifully appointed guest room, perfect for any fall retreat. This package features:

Accommodations for one night
Complimentary room upgrade upon check-in
$50 resort credit to be used for golf, pro shop, dining, or spa
Complimentary hot "High Country" breakfast buffet for two

*The $119 rate is available most Sunday – Thursday evenings and is based on availability. Guest receive only one $50 resort credit per stay, which is given in the form of a gift card. Room upgrades are based on availability. This offer cannot be used with any other discounts or offers and is valid for new reservations only.

The Waynesville Inn Golf Resort & Spa

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