Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Hot Springs, North Carolina:

Mountain Magnolia Inn is a full service country inn located just 35 miles north of Asheville in Hot Springs, North Carolina. The Inn was the estate of James H. Rumbough and his wife Carie who owned and operated the 350 room Mountain Park Hotel where the Hot Springs Spa is now located. The Inn itself has 5 individual guest rooms and a 2 bedroom suite; we also have a guest house "The Garden House" which has 3 bedrooms and a full kitchen; and Fowler's Bend which has 2 suites and a small one bedroom unit. Pete and Karen Nagle have operated the Inn for over ten years as a historic property . . .

RiverDance is a captivating blend of the best in a traditional Vacation Rental and an upscale Bed and Breakfast. As our guests, nestled on a quiet mountainside, high above the river, you will find your home away from home. Experience the outdoors at its best, day or night, from our Carolina Porch with its barn board fireplace Relax in front of the massive Arts and Crafts fireplace in the inviting great room, and rest comfortably in your own private quarters. . . .

Duckett House Inn, a turn of the century farm house, is located in Hot Springs, North Carolina, where the Blue Ridge joins the Great Smokies. Bold Spring Creek meanders through the valley joining the French Broad River at the site of the Hot Mineral Springs, once a turn of the century health Spa catering to the wealthy tourist. Today, Hot Springs is once again a destination for tourists seeking peace. Either hiking the Appalachian Trail, or rafting down the mighty French Broad River. Those seeking to just relax and savor the area's breathtaking scenery, can soak in the nearby Hot Mineral Sp. . .

We offer a choice of three cabins and a farm experience with friendly farm animals, a creek, hot tubs, fire pits and hiking trails for those wanting to explore our 260 acres. We also offer seclusion and privacy for those wanting a peaceful honeymoon escape with beautiful high mountain views. Located 30 miles northwest of Asheville, North Carolina, near the Appalachian Trail town of Hot Springs, in the heart of the southern Appalachian Mountains, Briar Rose Farm is an old mountain farm with rolling hills, steep slopes, and green pastures divided by a creek that comes tumbling down. . .

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