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Service Unrivaled by Other Asheville, NC Hotels Nestled among the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville, NC is more than just a peaceful mountain retreat. This hip town has a thriving arts community, exquisite dining and trendy shops. Whether you're here for business or pleasure, the Crowne Plaza Resort Asheville offers a perfect escape. With a privileged location just a mile from downtown Asheville, our hotel makes a convenient home base for exploring the area. From whitewater rafting to museums, plenty of excitement awaits our hotel's guests. In Asheville, NC, the spectacular Biltmore Estate is a must-see, while a Gray Line trolley tour offers an interesting look at the city's history. We are just minutes from the excellent dining and shopping at Grove Arcade. Elegant facilities and an ideal location make us "The Place to Meet" in Asheville. The hotel boasts 34,000 square feet of meeting space and such perks as a two-hour RFP Response Guarantee and Daily Meeting Debriefs. Our hotel's business guests in Asheville, NC are surrounded by companies like Balcrank Products, Deltec, Thermo Fisher Scientific and Arvato. Our Asheville resort hotel provides cozy accommodations for our hotel's guests. While in Asheville, you can take advantage of our recreational options with a 9-hole golf course, 20 hard and clay tennis courts and a heated, outdoor pool. Then sleep deeply every night thanks to the Crowne Plaza Sleep Advantage Program. Welcome!

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I-85 North to I-26 East. You will approach I-240 East, Exit 3A, Patton Avenue. At second light, take a right and follow road until you see the Crowne Plaza sign on your left. Take left and follow road to registration. Turn left at light on Airport Road. Go to the 3rd light and turn left on Exit Ramp for I-26 West. Go approximately 6 miles and take I-240 to Asheville. Go 3 miles and take Exit 3-B. Turn right at 2nd light on Regent Park Blvd. Turn left at sign. Resort - resort Greenville-Spartanburg, (GSP), 77.00, SE, Mile; Asheville Regional Airport, (AVL), 15.00, SE, Mile

Pro's Table Restaurant  Enjoy our nightly features and dine in front of one of the largest fireplaces in town. Menu features American cuisine with a Appalachian flare. Mulligans Bar and Grille  Mulligans Bar and Grille serves a variety of appetizers and light fare in a warm and cozy atmosphere. Mulligans Bar and Grille  There's no better place to relax at the end of the day than Mulligans Sports Bar. Our lounge has the perfect atmosphere for watching the game or playing pool, so join us for a cold beverage and hot appetizers while you stay warm near the stone fireplace.

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