Grove Park Inn

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  Open for dinner and Sunday brunch, Chef de Cuisine Duane Fernandes extends his warmest welcome to you and your dinner guests. With dazzling innovations on American classic cuisine using fresh ingredients from local WNC farmers, a world-class wine list, and exceptional service in a leave-your-jacket-at-home comfortable setting, your evening will add up to more than just a dinner out. Choose from their wallet-friendly a la carte menu and settle in for a relaxed, never rushed, delightful affair. Live entertainment nightly. Pianist performs nightly.

  

  Tips

  • Look Good
    Book a treatment to gain access to the spa facilities; without an appointment, hotel guests may use the spa for a fee, but only on limited days and times.
    
  • Save Money
    Visit during value season, January-March, when room rates are at their lowest. During all seasons, check the web site for packages that mix spa treatments or golf with lodging.
    
  • Know Before You Go
    Make restaurant reservations when booking a room, since they fill up quickly. For fantastic mountain views and lavish buffets, opt for the Blue Ridge Dining Room.
    
  • Know Before You Go
    Legend has it that a ghost (known as the Pink Lady) haunts this old stone hotel overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains.
    

• Customer Reviews

  

  go see the gingerbread houses during the holidays!

  Reviewed by bonbon888
  11/18/2011
  

  Don't miss the Grove Park Inn during the holidays!

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  Really bad experience

  Reviewed by Andrewtj
  5/30/2010
  

  Started out great with the bell hop and the elevator servicers. I will also say that the hotel is very pretty. Outside of that had a bad experience. For one did not think there was a whole lot to do and you have to pay $80 per person to…

  Pros: Was pretty Cons: Was stalked and harassed by staff

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  OK Rooms, but Great Spa

  Reviewed by trvlthwrld
  4/22/2010
  

  I am a regular guest at the Four Seasons, Ritz-Carlton, and Aman properties and without the amazing spa this resort would only be on the map due to it's previous owners, the Vanderbilts. The hotel has seen better days and we were very…

  Pros: Excellent Spa Treatments Cons: Poor Quality Rooms; Overpriced and Stuffy

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