The Windsor - Asheville

Wonderful
Traveller Type: group
  : Privacy and feel of home
  : None

Wonderful
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : Nice big room with washer and dryer which was a bonus. Great location.
  : Although I thought it was great, still a bit pricey.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler

Wonderful
Traveller Type: solo traveller

Disappointing
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Location was great and everything was clean. Complimentary water and coffee. Efficient elevator.
  : No onsite parking, it was a generous block away. There's a loading zone (depending on the time of your arrival and which direction you're coming in you'll have to turn around and double back to parallel park at a busy intersection) where you can unload you luggage and carry to your room. Then youll have to to drive a block to park (i was glad our vehicle was small) and make the trek back. The mattress was extra firm, very much like sleeping on the floor - the couch (as a couch, not sleeper) was more comfortable. The entrance to the lobby was awkward at best and unwelcoming at worst: there is a keypad that requires a security code (which I 100% understand), what I don't get is when 4 employees are sitting in the lobby watching you struggle with the keypad when they all literally acknowledged us as guests 15 minutes prior. I am not exaggerating when I say this happened every single time - I did not feel welcome at all and especially every time I fought with the key pad while they all just stared at me. Also, you need a white noise machine at night (they provide one, but no cord, you'll have to go to lobby for batteries instead) and some of the blinds in the room do not work. I've never been so exhausted on a trip intended to relax from work and kids. Also, the lighting is terrible in the bathroom - impossible to see what your doing with makeup, etc. A vanity mirror with light is provided but just makes it worse - if you happen to stay here you'll understand what I'm talking about.

Disappointing
Traveller Type: family with young children
  : Location was great and everything was clean. Complimentary water and coffee. Efficient elevator.
  : No onsite parking, it was a generous block away. There's a loading zone (depending on the time of your arrival and which direction you're coming in you'll have to turn around and double back to parallel park at a busy intersection) where you can unload you luggage and carry to your room. Then youll have to to drive a block to park (i was glad our vehicle was small) and make the trek back. The mattress was extra firm, very much like sleeping on the floor - the couch (as a couch, not sleeper) was more comfortable. The entrance to the lobby was awkward at best and unwelcoming at worst: there is a keypad that requires a security code (which I 100% understand), what I don't get is when 4 employees are sitting in the lobby watching you struggle with the keypad when they all literally acknowledged us as guests 15 minutes prior. I am not exaggerating when I say this happened every single time - I did not feel welcome at all and especially every time I fought with the key pad while they all just stared at me. Also, you need a white noise machine at night (they provide one, but no cord, you'll have to go to lobby for batteries instead) and some of the blinds in the room do not work. I've never been so exhausted on a trip intended to relax from work and kids. Also, the lighting is terrible in the bathroom - impossible to see what your doing with makeup, etc. A vanity mirror with light is provided but just makes it worse - if you happen to stay here you'll understand what I'm talking about.