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FREE Tickets to the Biltmore for Memorial Weekend and the Spring Festival of Flowers!

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    If you have ever needed a better reason to visit the Blue Ridge Mountains in the springtime, how about this!  FREE TICKETS FOR THE BILTMORE AND THE FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS!!!  During this most beautiful season of the year, there is no better time to stroll through the gardens, tour the winery and enjoy the wonders of America’s largest home.

    Book the accommodations of your choice at The Oaks Bed and Breakfast, anytime through the entire month of May, and receive a complementary guest pass to the Biltmore Estate, a $60. Value!

    A limited number of complementary tickets are available!  A two-night minimum is required.  Reservations need to be made directly through The Oaks by calling: 828-749-2000.

    After a day filled with history and color, return to your spacious and comfortable accommodations at The Oaks Bed and Breakfast, a home as old as the estate itself (1895).  Take a leisurely walk to town or relax on our expansive wrap-around veranda, the day is yours to remember.

    Offer is good through May and includes Mother’s Day and Memorial weekends!  Call 828-749-2000 today!

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The Oaks Bed and Breakfast in Historic Saluda, North Carolina

This Classic Queen Ann Victorian, located in one of the oldest established villages in Western North Carolina, stands as a landmark work of art—a testament to the architecture and craftsmanship of the 1800′s. Today, this elegant lady graciously welcomes guests with arms open wide.

Generations that have grown-up in the mountains of Polk County can make reference to the “beautiful Victorian up the hill.” The original home was built on land purchased from the Pace Family ($116) in 1895 by physician E.B. Goelet as residence for himself and wife Julia.  The Oaks was sold to Wessie Roach-Lane in 1906 and a long tradition of receiving guests had begun. At that time, Saluda boasted nearly 40 lodges and retreats, welcoming visitors who arrived by rail, up the famous Saluda Grade, or horse drawn carriage to enjoy the infinite vistas, cool summer breezes and the healthy mountain air.  The Oaks Bed and Breakfast is now, more than ever, a historic and memorable part of your Blue Ridge experience.

From the moment The Oaks Bed and Breakfast comes into view, you’ll know this place is special.  The primary historic structure features four spacious guest rooms, all located on the second floor and each with a private bath.  The Carriage House offers two cottage suites designed to accommodate up to four travelers each, with maximum privacy and comfort.

 

Your favorite destination/inn in the Blue Ridge Mountains has been featured in this sweeping article by CBS Atlanta. While shooting in the area the crew stayed at The Oaks Bed and Breakfast and you can too!  Call 828.749.2000 for reservations.

http://www.cbsatlanta.com/story/18850959/north-carolina 

 

Relax. . .  Explore. . .  Enjoy. . .

Relax and sit awhile on one of three veranda and deck areas.  Visit the library and peruse the hundreds of publications—both contemporary and historic—that encompass this magnificent room.  In cooler weather, a robust fire welcome all who enter.  Luxuriate in the Parlor with its ornate fireplace mantle, elegant chandelier and French Doors that access the deck and a view of the gardens and the nature preserve. After discovering the extensive public areas of this beautiful Inn, explore Main Street and its bistros, shops and galleries.

Our expansive-covered veranda is the perfect place to sit and relax anytime of day.

Enjoy a sumptuous gourmet breakfast in our Dining Room seated beneath one of the most extraordinary Venetian glass chandeliers ever seen.  Weather permitting, breakfast may be served on the deck over looking the natural wooded area that borders this remarkable property.  Regular guests may include: Carolina wrens, Mr. and Mrs. Cardinal and Ruby Throated Hummingbirds.

Many of North Carolina’s most popular attractions and points-of-interest — including Biltmore House, The Carl Sandburg Home, Flat Rock Playhouse, Chimney Rock, Lake Lure, the Pisgah National Forest and the Blue Ridge Parkway — are all within an easy drive from the Inn.

Remember these important dates:

•  Festival of Flowers, Biltmore, April 1-May 20th

• Minor league baseball – Asheville Tourists and Greenville Drive, April-Sept. •  Mother’s Day, May 13th weekend

•  Saluda Arts and Music Festival, May 18th

•  Garden Jubilee, Hendersonville, May 25-26th

•  Memorial Day, May 27th

•  Sandburg Folk Music Festival, May 27th

•  The Blue Ridge BBQ Festival, June 14-15th

•  Independence Day Celebration & Fireworks, July 4th

•  Fabulous 4th Bike Tour, Polk County, July 4th

•  Coon Dog Day, July 6th

 

“We planned a weekend getaway and considered a number of lodging options in the area.  We chose The Oaks and are so glad we did.  The hospitality was great as well as the accommodations.  The room was comfortable, but most of our time was spent in the common areas or sitting on the porch chatting with the other guests.  The breakfasts were truly outstanding.  [Innkeepers] Donna and Dale were very helpful with suggestions of restaurants, hiking and shopping.  Saluda is a great place to visit and The Oaks is THE place to stay!   ” ~ Guest Review March 2010)   

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SALUDA: EXPANDING ITS HORIZONS

If you were around back in 1881, you might say little has changed in Saluda over the past 132-years. City Hall still shares the same corner as the police department and the City Library and the Post Office anchor opposite ends of Main Street. With closer examination, changes are evident... However subtle... However discreet. The original City Hall has had a face-lift and is looking as good as she did in her younger days. The Green River BBQ has expanded its bar area and has a new seating arrangement.

The shops and galleries are all doing well and nary has a storefront goes vacant, before a new tenant grabs it up and is open for business. Artist Richard Baker is exhibiting his work at his location on Church, while there is talk of a brew-pub going in next door!

Thompson’s store recently sponsored their first event on the back deck and the “Grade” has stepped up and is featuring local talent as well. Leon, watches over Pace General Store – the place looks pretty much as it did when Robert was behind the register. Kathleen moved up from Tryon. Calls her shop of unique gifts, “Kathleen’s”. Go figure! Honking Tonkers Gallery is the place for coffee and confections , while The Blue Gypsy Watering Hole is set to open for the “summer season”

Saluda Bike and Hike is new, with bikes for rent. Just around the corner is Random Arts. Besides be a unique store for your inner-artist, Jane is now featuring clothing.

Out by the interstate, you’ll find Maggie’s Old Saluda Store for gifts and antiques and The Saluda Grill, is still referred to as the "truck stop" by the locals.

Spring is the perfect time to stroll the streets and shop the shops, knowing that when you return from dinner a welcoming fire will be waiting and a brand-new day will start with a delicious gourmet breakfast.

Come see what it's all about by calling innkeepers, Dale and Donna to reserve the accommodations of your choosing: 828-749-2000 -- or visit us on facebook.

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The Oaks Bed and Breakfast

339 Greenville Street Saluda, NC 28773
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