Hotels in North Carolina

In the 1900s, Nurse O'Connell managed this humble three story hotel. Although she was a woman of charisma and kindness, she was particularly known for her bright red hair. For that, she was dubbed the "princess". She went on to care for the hotel for several years. A few years later, Doctor Karn von Ruck used this property as a place to cure the sick. He wondered what he would name its roof. Something hospitable, homely and humble. So he settled with Nurse O'Connell's name and title, Princess Anne.

This romantic hotel's guests can relax in front of the stone fireplace during the winter months or on the patios during the warmer months; a beautiful garden with a water fountain adds to the romantic atmosphere.

Edwin Wiley Grove, a then-famous investor and now dubbed as the "Father of Modern Asheville", bought 408 acres of land in Asheville to build residential neighbourhoods. After two years, Grove started planning the hotel with Seely. Hand built by 400 men hauling granite boulders from the Sunset Mountain, the hotel opened for business less than a year later. Jennings Bryan, the Secretary of State, delivered an address for the grand-opening. The hotel is a proud member of the "Historic Hotels of America".

An ideal honeymoon destination, this hotel offers various packages which include luxurious accommodation, champagne, late checkout and more, making every couple's stay as enjoyable and romantic as possible.

The Omni Grove Park Inn is not only a historic gem of Asheville, but also home to the "Pink Lady", the ghost of a woman who fell to her death in the Palm Court atrium in the 1920s. Staff and guests alike have seen and felt her presence in the premises of the hotel for many decades now, while some have connected her presence with the almost pink mist that surrounds the hotel.

The hotel offers a luxurious experience which combines superior customer service with the best upscale hotel amenities.

Family amenities include cribs in the guestrooms and kid's children's meals in the onsite restaurant.

Pets allowed, maximum weight in lb: 75

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Guests of The Carolina Inn say that there is ghost that wanders the area of the hotel. It's appearance is similar to Dr Jacocks, a former guest of the hotel. Also, other guests report hearing footsteps while being alone the rooms.

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