The Omni Grove Park Inn & Spa

From the moment I arrived at the Omni Grove Park Inn, I understood why this property is so special. It is much more than a hotel—it is an experience. The historic architecture, massive stone fireplaces, and breathtaking mountain views create a warm, timeless atmosphere that immediately makes you slow down and appreciate your surroundings. What made my stay truly unique was how seamlessly nature and luxury came together. Whether I was enjoying a cup of tea by the fireplace while it rained, hiking one of the nearby trails, or simply sitting on the Sunset Terrace overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains, every moment felt peaceful and restorative. The sounds of birds, flowing water, and the fresh mountain air made me feel completely disconnected from the stress of everyday life. The service throughout the resort was warm and welcoming, and every area of the property was beautifully maintained. I especially loved exploring the grounds, discovering quiet corners to relax, and ending the day with dinner while watching the mountains change colors as the sun set. The Omni Grove Park Inn offers something that is becoming increasingly rare: the ability to truly unplug, recharge, and reconnect with yourself. It combines history, elegance, exceptional hospitality, and one of the most beautiful mountain settings I’ve ever experienced. If you’re looking for a destination that offers relaxation, nature, outstanding dining, and unforgettable views, I highly recommend the Omni Grove Park Inn.

Our rooms were a bit out of date. Comfortable but need updating as far as decorating. Staff was wonderful…the hotel itself was great!

The staff are incredibly welcoming and friendly This 1913 resort has the best views in Asheville and is quite large it can take 10 min to walk to the great lobby from your room. The sports complex is a hike down a very steep hill and has a variety of classes and decent weight and cardio rooms as wells as Peloton bikes and indoor pool. The outdoor pool is part of golf club and members go there as well. If you’re not at pool there isn’t anywhere to sit. Lots of kids but no adult only pool. Breakfast is buffet style and very comprehensive with great omelet chef Kenji. There’s something for every kind of dietary need. The rooms are well appointed. A bit worn but comfortable with great views of the smoky mountains 3 onsite restaurants are decent with lots of options. It’s magical and everyone should try to get there at least for two nights. We stayed over July 4 holiday and they presented their own fireworks show which was surprisingly impressive. Overall a decent stay, just a bit overcrowded with full capacity this weekend

Room 647 mattress were sagging Time for new ones