From the room to the staff to the food all were top drawer. I will stay here anytime I am in Hendersonville!

Poorly maintained: peeling paint, dirty carpeting, not worth the price Centrally located

This place sites right next to one of the nicest B&B's in town, the Waverly. We didn't walk into the Waverly, but right away that means the location is good, and that's why I mention it - because the location is really perfect, less than 3 minutes into downtown and all the great shops and restaurants there. Back to the... More

Highly disappointing. Lovely location, beautiful from the outside. However, from the peeling paint to the filthy carpeting, on to the rattling radiators, grimy windows with rotting wood, clogged drains in the sink, on-and-off hot water in the shower...totally unacceptable. Our room on the third floor faced the street and the noise coming through the uninsulated windows made sleep a challenge.... More

This lovely old home, now a B&B, is just a few yards from the business district of Main Street Hendersonville. Very well furnished rooms, nice views and really clean. On Sunday's there is a buffet to die for offerred by Gina Maria's catering. The prices are not economy but neither are the location or the charm. If you want class,... More

My family has stayed here the second weekend in September for the past four years and we already have our reservations for next year. We love the home-y feel of the inn and the hospitality of the innkeepers. The inn has a wonderful big wrap-around porch that is perfect for enjoying the afternoon wine and cheese hour that they do.... More

. The rooms had window unit a/c and the noise from the street traffic was very loud. If you don't mind loud traffic you will like it. If you want a place to sleep that is quiet this is not for you. The price is very expensive for what you get. The king room was almost 150.00 night during the... More

This B & B is very impersonal. No hominess factor at all. As we were retiring for the night, there was a roach on the bed.

I was traveling with my daughter, taking her to job interviews, and needed to spend the night in Hendersonville. We were tired of the same old chain hotels, so decided on the Claddagh (primarily because it was cheaper than the other B&B's, and we found a room with two beds). It was a block off Main Street, and we were... More