Hendersonville Discount Bookings with Accommodation New York

We stayed there because it was 30 minutes away from a lot of waterfalls in the area and the original hotel was playing on staying at was already booked up so it was last minute choice for a room. Very beautiful area though not much traffic there and we ate at Grammies restaurant for breakfast and lunch

Love being in or near the mountains....Gods country ! Hannah Flannagans Irish Pub is my favorite restaurant anywhere....$ very reasonable and great food...( I have tried almost entree on the menu from Irish stew, fish and chips...key lime pie....in Hendersonville historic downtown. Oh, and you can't forget Hot Dog World ! I only get the kraut dog (closed Sunday...cash or check only) . Hville is a short distance from Carl Sandberg's home place...the goats are still farmed and you can tour the house ($) and grounds. "The quiet hush". ...also near dog park in Mills River on 191. 191 zig-zags West and is 20 minutes or so from BRP...by the Arboretum...several miles farther down on 191 is a huge show outlet...not cheap but some European shoes too...wide variety. ...few miles more is big outlet

Great place to stay while leaf-peeping in the fall. It's close to a lot of scenery. Recommend Jump-off Rock and Rhododendrum Park for strolling in Hendersonville itself. Several apple orchards with you-pick times. We tried some apples from Justus Orchards and they were very tasty. The North Carolina Arboretum is well worth a visit, including the quilt garden and the bonsai exhibition in the back. Don't leave without seeing that! We have enjoyed lunch at their Cafe several times. The gardens at the Biltmore are also very well done in the fall (as well as the spring.) And, of course, driving the Blue Ridge Parkway is a great way to see fall foliage! We started at the Folk Art Center, which is fascinating. Mount Mitchell's observation deck has wonderful views and there is a .75 mile nature trail that is also worth doing. Finally, lots of families go to Dupont State Park to see the three waterfalls (hooker falls, high falls, and triple falls). Recommend getting there early because parking lots fill up fast! Basically, that was our trip in a nutshell and we will be back!

Fun, funky little town with a toy store to end all toy store, a pet store with a great proprieter, friendly people, great artists, Indian restaurant, tea shop, Pinball Museum, leather store, and old time soda shop.

Likes: 1) Very cool downtown! Nicely landscaped and decor, great restaurants, cozy, nice vibe. 2) Enough good services around downtown: fuel, motel, shopping, groceries. 3) No free street-side parking downtown, but there are parking lots around (unsure whether they're free). However, on parallel streets a block away there was free street-side parking. 4) Tourist info center very helpful with directions, maps and suggestions 5) Great restaurants we ate at: Umi Japanese, Mezzaluna, Indian Aroma Bistro, Champa Thai 6) Jackson Park was great. Stuff for sports and nature lovers both. Not so good: 1) Tricky to find ways out of downtown area to major roads leading out of Hendersonville 2) Some unexpected road closures due to road repair, electrical line repair, etc.

Beautiful town! Nice mix of galleries, funky shops and cool eateries!! Definitely make the 30 minute trip to Chimney Rock Mountain!! Another super cute town to eat lunch while river-side. Do the river walk path and get your feet in the water! It’s lovely! The views from the top of Chimney Rock are just stunning!! Take the elevator if you’re allergic to stairs!! Cute little snack shack at the top serving some really great sandwiches! The Turkey with pesto was so wonderful on the bridge, overlooking the gorgeous vistas!! Great trip!