Welcome to Lovers' Loop
Retreat, an Asheville B&B alternative
Enjoy our home as yours while in Asheville,
NC!
A B&B alternative in Asheville, we offer economical
lodging with a private cooking option
(see below) and a great location - a place where you can get away,
relax and have fun.
Our guest suite is a pleasant, private place to call home for
a few days, a week, a month.
Enjoy our wooded acre, with flowers blooming
for much of the year. Mountain view from November
to April.
We offer off-street parking and a private
entrance - even a treehouse!
There is a cheerful bedroom with a queen-size
bed...
...and original artwork decorates the suite.
To see additional pieces, check the Poetry
and other art page, as well as below and to the right.
A spacious, private bathroom with full tub and
shower.
We call ourselves a bed & breakfast alternative because you
can cook for yourself in the kitchenette,
which includes a coffee maker, refrigerator, microwave
and hot plate. Dishes and utensils are provided.
Enjoy the privacy and convenience of your own dining
area.
Relax and entertain in your large living room. The
comfortable furnishings include a computer desk (we have wireless
Internet)...
...double bed, comfortable chair and a Ping
Pong table!
You can hike or browse at art galleries all day and socialize
downtown in the evening. Bring your art and writing to work on.
Asheville is full of inspiration. And women are also welcome to
join us for our Women's Poetry Groupon the first Sunday of the month.
Please contact
us for more information or to make your reservation.
Winter View, acrylics on burlap by Tree Spaulding
Weeping Mountains, acrylics on canvas by Tree Spaulding
Stocks go up and stocks go
down, handmade paper by Tree Spaulding
July 4, July 11, July 18, Aug. 8, Aug. 15, Aug. 22, Aug.
29, Sept. 5, annual Shindig
on the Green series of free bluegrass and folk concerts
with clogging and jams, downtown Asheville at Martin Luther King
Jr. Park.
July 24-26, annual Bele
Chere Festival, music and food galore, downtown Asheville.
July 30-Aug. 1,
Mountain Dance and Folk Festival, annual festival of
bluegrass and folk music, clogging and other mountain dancing, Diana
Wortham Theatre in downtown Asheville.
Sept. 26-27, True
Nature Country Fair, farmers market and exhibits and
workshops related to sustainable energy and shelter, health and
healing, social and political issues, crafts, gardening, farming
and homesteading. In Barnardsville north of Asheville.
Oct. 4, art
gallery walk, last one of the season, downtown Asheville.
Oct. 10, Blue Ridge
Pride, annual LGBTQ pride festival, Asheville.
Oct. 10-11, Bonsai
Expo, exhibition of miniature trees, North Carolina
Arboretum, Asheville.
HerStory
Tours of Asheville. Asheville women's history tours.
This is a must do activity for your next visit.
LaZoom
Tours of Asheville. A great comedy tour you won't want to miss!
Martini Mission. Ongoing
by reservation. A new guided tour of downtown Asheville's martini
bars.
Visit the website ashevilleneighborhoods.info
to learn more about the area. If you or anyone you know wants to
move here, this will be a great help! Need real estate help?
Clickhere.
Check the tips and links page to
find more to do. There's plenty of fun year-round!
Interested in moving here or finding vacation property?
Just let us know. For real
estate info check out The
Treehouse Team.
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We're just the place for yourhome
base when you visit the Asheville area - a B&B alternative.
Downtown Asheville is a place you won't want to
miss! Start at the Chamber
of Commerce, where you can get brochures and information about
the area.
Before you come, check out Sheville.org.
This special site for women will help you plan your trip.
The nearest hiking trail along the Blue Ridge Parkway is within
walking distance of Lovers' Loop Retreat.
Another couple of miles down the parkway will put you at the beautiful
Folk Art Center, which is operated by the Southern
Highland Craft Guild.
Excellent dining options are so numerous, you may never want to
take advantage of our cooking and dining area! Being a bed and breakfast
alternative is great, though - you can stay in bed for as long as
you want and then make your own breakfast!
For more information about places to go and things to do, go to
Tips and links.
