My wife and I are long time fans of Richmond Hill. We were saddened by the fire and this Memorial Day weekend was our first visit in four years. It isn't what it was 10 years ago but has recovered enough to warrant another visit from those of you who have stayed away. The original owner is again in charge and I understand the insurance claim has been settled. The rooms are as clean and comfortable as ever. The gardens need tending but are still attractive, as is the fountain. The service from Robin and Robert is superb. A very pleasant stay! I highly recommend it as the best inn in Asheville.

As a Realtor and public speakor, i have the necessity and opportunity to stay in hotels and inns on a fairly frequent basis. I had to go to Asheville about a week ago on business. I decided to make it a long weekend, and my wife came along. The Richmond Hill Inn was recommended to us from an Asheville colleague, as a quiet, clean and just plain lovely place to stay. She was right on the button! Our room looked out on the beautifull blooming landscaped garden in the rear. My wife has a high stress law job, and really wanted to decompress and do some quiet reading and meditation while I was at my event. She loved the garden surrounding her as she consumed an entire book. Robin, the innkeeper, made sure our stay was all we hoped for and more! I have already recommended the Inn to several friends, and already plan to return in June. The breakfast the Inn serves are fabulous! Our room was perfect! We will return!

Clean, comfortable, beautiful gardens! Wish we could have stayed longer. There was a gas fireplace and a small patio that was accessible through another door in the room. This faced the gardens and water fountain. Only complaint was the air conditioner in the Mt Pishgah room didn't seem to work but it was cool enough outside and were able to cool it down by opening the patio door for alittle bit. Breakfast was great with fresh fruit and yogurt, french toast, fresh strawberries and sausage.

My wife and I stayed at the Richmond Hill Inn from April 28 - May 2, 2011, and I can say that our stay was world class. From the comfort of our accommodations, to the quality of the breakfasts and afternoon teas, our experience was everything we wanted. Robyn, our host, was most gracious and did everything she could to enhance our visit in Asheville. Everything we experienced while guests at the Inn contributed to a quality experience in Asheville. The best accolade I can give for the experience we enjoyed at the Richmond Inn is that we both hated to leave, and we will return.