More than half of the listings (51.21%) in Asheville are house rentals. They are the most common vacation properties there. In addition, house rentals in Asheville have an average price of $295 a night and a median size of 1,770 ft². Moreover, if you are going in a group of 6, house rentals are a great accommodation type in Asheville, as they usually accommodate this exact group size. Vacationers looking for something other than house rentals can also compare many apartment rentals, which are the second most popular type of accommodation in Asheville. While house rentals in Asheville have an average size of 1,770 ft², apartment rentals have an average size of 980 ft².
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Find a rental meeting your preferences among the 994 great rentals from numerous vacation rental websites in Asheville. By directly analyzing these vacation rentals, HomeToGo brings you the most economical offers and the most popular accommodations in Asheville.
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Popular Rental Amenities in Asheville
Using our filters will help you find the ideal accommodation in Asheville. In Asheville, 733 properties provide "internet". So, if you can't imagine a vacation without internet, use the internet filter to compare these accommodations. You could even find properties if you love sweating the stress away in saunas (50 rentals include "saunas" in Asheville) or if you want a rental with a jacuzzi (30 rentals in Asheville include "Jacuzzis").
Price and Availability Index Asheville
Vacation Rental Price Information in Asheville
The graph shows the average rental prices for the next twelve months in Asheville. The most expensive week to book a rental in Asheville is in August (8/4 - 8/11). The cheapest week to book a vacation rental is in January (1/5 - 1/12).
Rental Availability Information in Asheville
The availability graph shows the percentage of available rentals in Asheville. The week with the highest booking rate is in August (8/4 - 8/11). Only 46% of the rentals are still available. On the contrary, you will find the highest number of available rentals in a week of December (12/29 - 1/5).
The Weather in Asheville
This is the climate diagram in Asheville. On average, the warmest month is June. No heat wave is expected in January, where minimum average temperatures usally hit a 26° low. The month of October has nice weather with only 8 rainy days.
Slow Down in Your Asheville, NC Cabin Rental
Wedged between the Great Smoky Mountains and the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville is a popular mountain destination. This historical city boasts some of America's finest Art Deco structures and noteworthy styles such as the Neo-Gothic Jackson Building "Skyscraper", the French Renaissance-inspired Biltmore Estate, Drhumor Building in Romanesque Revival style and the Modern BB&T Tower, among others. Comfortably furnished cabin rentals offering tranquil mountain vistas await discerning travelers.
Excursion destinations in the area
Once you're done exploring Asheville's culinary, architectural and artsy secrets, get ready for some outdoor fun. The botanical gardens, which loop through meadows, streams, and woodlands, are a great hiking option - as is the Pisgah National Forest. Alternately, there's Climbmax, an indoor rock climbing center in downtown Asheville. The Rock 'n' Water Adventure Outpost beckons for its horseback riding, waded fly fishing, mountain biking, and hiking opportunities. How about a windsurfing lesson at Lake Julian where canoes, paddle boats and kayaks await?
Festivals and events
It's impossible to speak of Asheville without detailing the exciting cultural events that play out here. Art enthusiasts, look out for the Asheville FringeArts Festival (January), May's Montford Music And Arts Festival and the Lexington Avenue Arts and Fun Festival held in September. Experience the dance traditions of Southern Appalachia with Shindig on the Green which runs from June through September. Bring out those banjos and dance moves for the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival which takes place in August. August also features the Asheville Wine & Food Festival where choice beers, wines, and creative artisanal foods await. Book a cabin rental in amazing Ashville. The mountains await!
Sightseeing in Asheville
Biltmore Estate
Built in pastiche neo-Renaissance style in the late 19th century, Biltmore Estate is the largest private residence in the US. Welcoming a million visitors annually, it houses a museum and works of literature.
Blue Ridge Parkway
America's favorite drive features sweeping views of the craggy mountain tops and Appalachian Highlands. Meandering through 469 miles of glorious scenery, visitors are treated to a diversity of flora and fauna.
North Carolina Arboretum
Popular with families, this 434-acre arboretum features plenty of hiking trails and beautiful vistas, along with educational programs for kids. The Winter Lights Evenings during vacation season are particularly magical.
Folk Art Center
Discover contemporary as well as traditional crafts of the Southern Appalachians at the three galleries of the Folk Art Center located on the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway. You can also watch the craftspeople at work.
Thomas Wolfe House
History enthusiasts shouldn't miss a visit to the house of Asheville's most loved citizens, Thomas Wolfe. A National Historic Landmark, the house dates back to 1883 and is influenced by Queen Anne style architecture.
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