Cedar Crest Inn

Poor
Traveller Type: young couple
  : It's on a main hwy and it was very noisy with traffic

Very Good
Traveller Type: young couple
  : Breakfast was excellent. Bathroom was tiny and the floor tile were in rough shape. The staff were top notch.
  : Bathroom.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: young couple
  : Since we arrived after check-in time, we were provided with all the needed instructions to get into our room. reserved room was located on the top floor, so we did not hear any noise, mainly people downstairs would hear us walking up the stairs and then pacing back and forth.The room had a bath tub, which we really enjoyed after a long hiking day.They lounge areas are really nice. However the patio is too noisy to sit outside and relax, there were lot's of birds in the morning, due the traffic noise the Merlin app wasn't able to pick any bird sounds.
  : Breakfast was OK, sweet cinnamon pastry with spoon of yogurt and egg with sweet sausage on a sweet waffle. Since I don't like sweets, my husband asked for a scramble that other guests were having and the stuff accommodated our request.

Very Good
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : Beautiful Mansion, attractive grounds. The terrace was really nice. Breakfast was very good, and there’s a gorgeous dining room. Staff are helpful and nice. Very clean. The claw foot tub was great.
  : There’s a lot of stairs! So many. Beautiful though. The air units are noisy-this may not apply to every room; we were at the top of the mansion. I’d bring water with you to your room, there’s a water cooler and a communal refrigerator but they’re downstairs. The location is noisy, sires going off a few times a night. It’s not too bad, but it’s noticeable.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: young couple

Pleasant
Traveller Type: young couple
  : Location; even some bears were visiting the surroundings
  : Overrated for what it is offered; especially the breakfast-check first, you have to schedule it, or you miss it (to go bag it’s a joke); no options for food

Wonderful
Traveller Type: group

Fair
Traveller Type: solo traveller
  : Never ate any breakfast there
  : Staying at the inn with friends.

Fair
Traveller Type: young couple
  : The "B&B" was close to the Biltmore, which is the main attraction of the city. All of the restaurants were a short drive away. The bed was comfortable. The staff person at breakfast, Rose, was pleasant and interactive.
  : When we arrived, the "host" was cold and took us to our room. He did not offer to help with our bags. He failed to show us how to get local channels on the TV, but we were eventually able to figure it out. He did not offer the usual friendly interaction, which we have come to expect at a B&B. The breakfast was poor. There was orange juice which was Tropicana from a carton. We were told that the "chef" did not arrive till 9:00 a.m., but there were only two seatings for breakfast 8:30 and 9:00. The first day of our stay, the breakfast was some yogurt and mueslix and an egg with some gravy. The second day, we got one toaster oven waffle which was cut in half and arranged "artisically". Cold syrup was served with it. I find it hard to believe that the "chef" had gone out of his was for this creation. The hotel was old and had not been updated. One of the outlets in the room was loose and would not hold the plugs. There were few shelves to put things on. The bathroom was small and the toilet bowl was loose so it moved slightly back and forth. We had purchased some cookies which we ate in our room. Some of the crumbs landed on the floor, but we assumed that the maid would clean the room and take care of that by sweeping the floor. The crumbs were still there for two more days. No sweeping occurred.

Very Good
Traveller Type: group
  : The house is lovely and historic. It feels very authentic with its amazing stairwell. The porch is lovely. The staff the first day (Arthur and a new girl) was welcoming. It is very close to the Biltmore so in that way it is perfect. Breakfast servers were delightful.
  : This beautiful home is on a very busy street, although you are above it. Sitting at breakfast is beautiful but you do hear the noise. The bed was very hard and both of us had a rough time sleeping well. The bathroom is very small for two people. We were welcomed by Arthur the first day in such a lovely way, but when we left the lady in the office was very disconnected to us...not even a thank you for staying.