North Carolina, United States
New hotels in Asheville
A Blue Ridge Mountains arts town where adaptive-reuse hotels keep outnumbering ground-up builds.
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Asheville, North Carolina
AutoCamp Asheville
Fifty-five custom Airstreams and a midcentury clubhouse land on the French Broad River, bookable with Hilton points after Hurricane Helene pushed the opening back by more than a year.
Open · March 2026
Asheville, North Carolina
Moxy Asheville
Marriott's playful budget-design brand lands on Biltmore Avenue with a check-in bar, a bourbon-heavy rooftop, and North Carolina's tallest mural on its flank.
Open · September 2024
Asheville, North Carolina
The Flat Iron Hotel
A 1926 flatiron-shaped office tower — Asheville's answer to the New York original — converted into a 71-room hotel
Open · May 2024
Asheville, North Carolina
Zelda Dearest
Four turn-of-the-century mansions in the South Slope become a twenty-room ode to Zelda Fitzgerald, run by a chef who reads her prose as a menu brief.
Open · October 2023
Asheville, North Carolina
The Radical Asheville, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
A 1920s cereal factory turned "living art installation" hotel in the River Arts District, later joining Hilton's Tapestry Collection
Open · October 2023
Asheville, North Carolina
The Restoration Asheville
A stalled Miami condo-hotel scheme becomes a sixty-room Cincinnati-built property with a bowling speakeasy in the basement and a rooftop bar looking over Pritchard Park.
Open · April 2023Coming soon in Asheville
Iconic hotels in Asheville
Asheville
The Flat Iron Hotel
New York architect Albert C. Wirth designed this nine-story wedge-shaped tower in 1926 as part of Edwin Grove's Battery Park Hill redevelopment. Country music pioneer Jimmie Rodgers made his first-ever radio broadcast from a station on its eighth floor before Indigo Road Hospitality converted the long-vacant building into a 71-room hotel in 2024.
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Asheville
Haywood Park Hotel
Built in 1923 as an expansion of the Bon Marché department store — once praised by novelist Thomas Wolfe as a true Asheville landmark — the building sat empty after the store closed in 1978 until a late-1980s renovation turned it into the Haywood Park Hotel, which opened in 1988.
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New hotel openings in Asheville, North Carolina — verified and editorially reviewed.