Hotels in Waynesville

Frog Level brings Waynesville's railroad past back to life with brick warehouses now buzzing with creativity. Local artists work their magic in converted industrial spaces where you can watch pottery take shape or admire handcrafted woodwork. The neighborhood brewery pours mountain-inspired beers with views that'll make you want to stay for another round. Browse galleries and craft shops along tree-lined streets that feel refreshingly uncrowded. Coffee shops serve Appalachian roasts perfect for fueling your exploration of this compact district. While there's no lodging in Frog Level itself, downtown Waynesville's B&Bs are just a short drive away. Most visitors come by car, as public transit is limited, but once here, everything's within easy walking distance.

Hazelwood charms visitors with its authentic slice of Appalachian mountain life. The revitalized village area showcases beautifully preserved historic mill buildings now housing local artisan shops and cozy cafes. Travelers can explore tree-lined residential streets with early 20th-century architecture or visit nearby attractions like the Blue Ridge Parkway and Wheels Through Time Museum. Southern comfort food dominates the dining scene in converted brick storefronts with farm-to-table offerings. Accommodation options include charming bed and breakfasts in historic homes and vacation rentals that capture mountain hospitality. Most shops operate from 10am-5pm, so plan accordingly while enjoying this peaceful mountain town.

Waynesville's Fairway Hills neighborhood offers attractions including Lake Junaluska Golf Course.

Waynesville's Ivy Hills neighborhood offers attractions including Queen's Farm Stables.