Brookside Mountain Mist Inn

Looking for a Luxury Bed and Breakfast in Waynesville, North Carolina, near Asheville, Biltmore, Blue Ridge Parkway & Great Smoky Mountains?

What makes our Waynesville bed and breakfast lodging different? At Brookside Mountain Mist Inn, you'll find luxury accommodations with oversized immaculate guestrooms, three-course gourmet breakfasts, privacy, a quiet park-like setting with beautiful mountain views, and a convenient location near the Great Smoky Mountains, Asheville, Biltmore and plenty of things to do. Enjoy views of the Blue Ridge Mountains from our terrace. Browse the downtown Waynesville shops and galleries. Savor a variety of cuisine in many nearby restaurants. Play golf next door. Drive the Blue Ridge Parkway, just four miles away. Hike, bike, raft, kayak and fish with lofty mountains (including legendary Cold Mountain), waterfalls and scenic rivers. See our 12-page Smokies Travel Guide!

We welcome family reunions, business travelers, bridal showers, girlfriend getaways, babymooners and group golf outings at Brookside Mountain Mist Inn.

After exploring our area, relax peacefully at our quiet oasis with five spacious, tastefully decorated rooms, each with private bath, fireplace, sitting area and cable TV. Guestrooms are beautifully furnished and include the "little extras" to be expected at a luxury inn or hotel such as soft robes, hair dryers, iron and bath amenities. Awake to a three-course breakfast outside on the terrace (weather permitting) and be greeted by songbirds and playful squirrels near the lily pond and waterfall.

Our park-like setting includes several areas to relax and enjoy our cool mountain breezes and mountain views, whether it's from the double hammock by the brook, rocking chairs on the terrace or the cozy glider facing the sunset over the mountains. Inside, relax in a large living room by the fireplace or play one of the games from our rainy day closet. Help yourself to soft drinks, bottled water, snacks and fresh-baked afternoon pastries.

Located just a mile away is Main Street in downtown Waynesville, a shopper's delight with art galleries, antiques, clothing, jewelry and great food. Whether you're looking for a souvenir or high-end furniture, or just window-shopping, the rewards of a stroll along the brick sidewalks are plentiful. Enjoy the quaint and relaxed atmosphere; take a break and put the bags down at one of several cafés. Head down the hill to Frog Level, the revitalized railroad district, for even more galleries and furniture shops.

An easy 30-minute drive is downtown Asheville and the Biltmore Estate. For your convenience, you can purchase Biltmore tickets from us and avoid the ticket lines at the estate.

Also nearby is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. World renowned for its diversity of plant and animal life, the beauty of its ancient mountains, and the quality of its remnants of Southern Appalachian mountain culture, this is America’s most visited national park. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a hiker's paradise with over 800 miles of maintained trails ranging from short leg-stretchers to strenuous treks.

For golf lovers, we are across the street from Waynesville Country Club and just down the road from Laurel Ridge Country Club and Lake Junaluska Golf Club.
Looking for more things to do near our Waynesville bed and breakfast? See our North Carolina Mountains Travel Guide to plan adventures while enjoying our Waynesville luxury lodging and accommodations.

Our biker friendly bed & breakfast is conveniently located near the entrance to the Blue Ridge Parkway and offers garage parking for up to 10 motorcycles! We are also only 10 minutes from Maggie Valley. See our travel guide page for more details on great rides in the area.

Brookside Mountain Mist Inn is a proud recycler and composter of wastes for the conservation of energy and resources for our future generations.

During the warmer months, start your day with a three-course breakfast on the Terrace, serenaded by the songbirds and waterfall. On cooler mornings, have your breakfast in our elegant Dining Room by the oversized picture window with views of the misty mountains. Among the inn's signature items are Orange Pecan French Toast, Blueberry Cloud and awesome Cranberry Walnut Scones! We can also accommodate special dietary needs such as diabetic, gluten-free, low fat or high protein. And don't forget our Mimosas!

Read a book by the warmth of the fire and put your feet up on the comfortable furnishings in our spacious living room while taking in the view of the Blue Ridge Mountains from your luxury lodging accommodations.

Enjoy fresh-baked afternoon snacks, towering trees and games, books or DVD's in our Rainy Day Closet . In addiiton, our guest services room in our main guest hallway offers ice, bottled water, sodas, and microwave (popcorn is provided in the guest service room). Enjoy a cup of coffee and tea any time of day or night with our Flavia "cup-at-a-time" maker. Afternoon snacks range from cookies, muffins, and pistachio cake to a cheese and cracker tray or savory parmesean bites, queso or spinach-artichoke dip.

The surrounding mountains offer plenty of hiking, waterfalls, and scenic drives near our Waynesville bed and breakfast. Bring a motorcycle, bike or kayak, we have a garage for safe, secure storage!

End the day by rocking on the front porch. The front of the property features a large lawn, great for picnics, and a brook under the tall pine trees. The back of our Smoky Mountain accommodation is bordered by a tall hedge of hemlock that guarantees privacy for romantic moments.

Our five large guestrooms at our Asheville area Bed and Breakfast in Waynesville, North Carolina are all located on the ground floor. We are conveniently located just off the Blue Ridge Parkway. Amenities in all rooms include:

• Mitsubishi “mini-split” heat pump/AC units for each room that allows for thermostatic control of room temperature via remote control
• Wi-fi access in all areas of the Inn (even the back terrace!)
• Gilchrist & Soames bath amenities
• Ceiling fans
• Alarm clocks w/AM/FM radio
• Mini refrigerator
• Daily housekeeping
• Make-up mirror w/magnification
• Variety of books and magazines about local activities and sightseeing, plus novels to enjoy in a rocking chair or by a fire
• Plush towels
• Hair dryer
• LCD flat screenTV's w/DVD players along with digital music channels
• Spa robes
• Iron and ironing board
• Turndown service each evening
• Optional in-room breakfast for $15 additional charge per morning requested
• All rooms large enough to accommodate in-room massages

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The oversized Hickory Hills Room was once the formal library and is the only room on the north side of the foyer. One of our most romantic rooms, it is decorated in hues of rose, mauve and gold with an oversized picture window overlooking the flower garden. The subtle golf theme appeals to our golf enthusiasts. With Waynesville Country Club just across the street, you’re sure to experience a challenging day on the links followed by a restful night in luxury. This room is completed by a dining table and chairs allowing for an optional, in-room breakfast. $179 per night plus tax

Fireplace
Private bath w/walk-in shower
King-sized bed 
Sitting area w/seating for two
Built-in bookcase
26" LCD TV w/DVD player

Our bed and breakfast is located near many attractions in the Asheville & Waynesville area. Come explore the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountains! Here are some of our recommendations for things to do in Western North Carolina, all less than 45 minutes away!

Waynesville: Explore the quaint shops and wonderful restaurants in nearby downtown Waynesville with a surprising number of fine galleries and specialty shops. Stop in Whitman's Bakery for a sandwich or pastry. Along with the popular Mast General Store, there are about a dozen galleries and a variety of antique shops, home furnishing centers and locally-owned gift shops. Downtown Waynesville's quaint old buildings take you back to a more leisurely time. When it's time to dine, there is everything from hearty country fare to the local specialty mountain trout, to fine international cuisine and high-end gourmet.

Folkmoot USA: North Carolina's Official International Festival, is a two-week celebration in July of the world's cultural heritage through folk music and dance. Held each summer just a few blocks from our bed and breakfast inn, Folkmoot features performances, parades and workshops by more than 350 performers from a dozen or so countries. Go to the Folkmoot website for more.

Biltmore Estate: Just 25 miles away in Asheville is the famous Biltmore Estate with America's largest home, the country's most visited winery, breathtaking gardens and fabulous restaurants. Spend the day exploring more than 8,000 acres. Come back for Festival of Flowers or the Christmas at Biltmore celebration. Go to the Biltmore website for more.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park: World renowned for its diversity of plant and animal life, the beauty of its ancient mountains, and the quality of its remnants of Southern Appalachian mountain culture, this is America’s most visited national park. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a hiker's paradise with over 800 miles of maintained trails ranging from short leg-stretchers to strenuous treks. From the big animals like bears, deer, and elk, down to microscopic organisms, the Smokies have the most biological diversity of any area in the world's temperate zone. The park is a sanctuary for a magnificent array of animal and plant life, all of which is protected for future generations to enjoy. Go to the Great Smokies website for more.

Lake Junaluska: Since 1913, Lake Junaluska Conference & Retreat Center has been the home of thousands of enriching events and worship services. Each year over 150,000 people experience Lake Junaluska through the United Methodist Church ministry programs, church retreats, Annual Conferences and countless other events. Our bed and breakfast inn is a short drive away!

Maggie Valley: Just 10 minutes away is Maggie Valley, home to Ghost Town in the Sky, musuems, live music, shops and great winter skiing.

Wheels Through Time Museum: This fascinating museum in Maggie Valley sweeps you back in time with its magnificent presentation of vintage all-American motorcycles and automobiles. You'll find more than 250 rare machines (each with their own unique story). Ninety-five percent of them are in running condition.

Downtown Asheville: For more great shopping and dining, explore downtown Asheville with 200+ stores, 30+ art galleries, 50 restaurants, beautiful architecture and talented street entertainers.

Blue Ridge Parkway: Take a drive on one of America's most scenic roads. Some of most spectacular views of the entire Blue Ridge Parkway is a short drive from our bed and breakfast inn. Take a picnic, explore many hiking trails, and enjoy the fresh cool air of the high elevations.

Golf: We are across the street from Waynesville Country Club and just down the road from Laurel Ridge Country Club.

Ski: Consistently one of the earliest resorts in the Southeast to open the ski season and the latest to close, thanks to its technologically advanced snowmaking capability, Cataloochee Ski Area is a winter playground for the entire family. With 14 slopes and trails, Cataloochee Ski Area offers mountains of fun for everyone, from skiers to snowboarders, from novices to veterans.

Harrahs Casino: Just 30 minutes from our bed and breakfast inn is the action and excitement at Harrah's Cherokee Casino & Hotel. From brand-new games and slots to dazzling favorites like Digital Blackjack and Baccarito, you'll find it at the Cherokee!

Whitewater Rafting: The Southeast's most popular river, the Nantahala (River of the Noonday Sun) is an exciting half-day introduction to whitewater for both first-time rafters and experienced rafters wishing to captain their own raft or adventure duck (inflatable kayak). Over thousands of years, the swift currents of the Nantahala River have carved an incredble gorge, lush with vegetation, in the mountains of western North Carolina. Winding eight miles through this gorge, the clear waters of the Nantahala offer plenty of practice on easy Class II rapids before culminating in the exciting Class III whitewater of the mighty Nantahala Falls.

Fish: Rushing streams, sparkling rivers, rippled ponds, and serene lakes are plentiful in Haywood County. And a unique feature of the water here is that it all originates here. No water flows into the county. Filled with native mountain trout, the creeks, streams and rivers are ideal for fly fishing.

Horseback Riding: From hourly rides to all-day trips offered by a host of stables, horseback riding is a great way to spend some quality time with family and friends, enjoying some spectacular scenary all the while. Whether traveling on a forested trail in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park or through an open field atop a bald, you'll love Horseback Riding through this Appalachian paradise.