Biltmore

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Ross Gerard  post: (Wed - Jun 22, 2011 9:50 AM)

True American town! You can find delicious vineyards, beautiful scenery, fresh mountain air, unique eaterys, innovative businesses, Biltmore Estate, and lively but friendly night life. I travel from Pittsburgh once a year.

Talie  post: (Mon - Mar 14, 2011 2:35 PM)

Parth, You may want to look at upgrading your Biltmore ticket to include one of the behind the scenes tours. If it's too chilly to walk around the gardens, check out the Conservatory, that's lovely. Also, be sure to visit Biltmore Village and take a tour of the winery, with tasting. If you want even more romance, visit in December for a candlelight/holiday tour. Have fun! I'm going back in April for the festival of flowers. Can't wait!

Parth  post: (Mon - Mar 7, 2011 10:37 AM)

hi, i am planing to visit the Biltmore house with my gf next month somewhere around mid Mrach. Wondering if it's a good time to visit and what all types of activities one can find to do around that place. hoping to spend a good romantic weekend with some fun. Any comments ?

Rebecca  post: (Thu - Dec 16, 2010 1:52 PM)

I visited the Biltmore estate last year during the Summer. The heat was unbearable with it being 101 degrees outside, all the windows in the estate were open (no airconditioning) and giant fans were placed throughout the house. But overall the experience was amazing, and beautiful to see. I especially loved the gardens.

LaShawn  post: (Tue - Aug 24, 2010 9:25 AM)

I love the Biltmore. Last year I visited in late September and it was beautiful. I toured the house(what a house it is) and grounds. I went horse back riding, the wine tasting, and enjoyed the spa at the Inn. the food is wonderful especially at Sunday's brunch. During the shuttle bus ride to the Biltmore house the driver was courteous enough to give the riders some of the history of the Biltmore and the Vanderbilt family. The staff is more than willing to answer any and all questions. The staff there is extremely friendly. I felt so comfortable during my stay. The only downfall is that you can't take pictures(they take a picture for a fee) inside of the house to document your visit. You can take pictures everywhere else. But over all it is a lovely place and I will be returning this year in the fall. It's breath taking. I love the fresh air.

augusta  post: (Wed - Jun 2, 2010 11:05 AM)

we will like (the all family) to locate our family there and take a short vacation to go see nc specially ashville and biltmore but we will like more information about it thank you

Itachi  post: (Thu - Apr 29, 2010 3:21 PM)

its so pretty

Michael Meldrum  post: (Thu - Apr 29, 2010 8:15 AM)

I'm planning a vacation for late August. Can you send me information on horse back riding.

Rachel  post: (Tue - Apr 20, 2010 7:51 AM)

Jackie- October is a nice time to visit...I had a year's pass and I was there a lot last year, including in October. The weather is usually still pleasant and late in the month the trees start to change color.Gian- Biltmore is open all year round. We had a particularly hard winter in the area this year which has caused some plants to bloom later than usual...it would probably be best to contact the Biltmore Estate with specific blooming questions.

Jackie Solomon  post: (Sat - Mar 20, 2010 9:07 PM)

Is October a good month to visit the Estate? Are there any RV Campgrounds near the Estate? Do they offer senior discount tickets?

vivita johnson  post: (Sat - Mar 20, 2010 9:10 PM)

i will be visiting Biltmore and i would like some information about the activities on site.

Marlena Condiff  post: (Thu - Mar 4, 2010 1:01 PM)

I am planning to tour Biltmore March 31 or April 1. I am interested in the horseback riding. Could you send more information? Thank you!

Meek  post: (Fri - Feb 19, 2010 8:11 AM)

Can you bring children or infants along with you

Fran Freeman  post: (Mon - Feb 1, 2010 8:01 AM)

When should we visit to see mountain laurel and rhododendron blooming?

Joanne Dankey  post: (Wed - Dec 30, 2009 4:40 PM)

We are thinking of touring the spring of 2010; when do you have the best viewing of blooming dogwoods and azealeas at the Biltmore? I would like information concerning spring events held at the Biltmore. Thanks

Gian A Orlandi  post: (Fri - Sep 11, 2009 8:43 AM)

Is the Biltmore open the beginning of December and if so, are advance reservations necessary and what are the rates for two seniors for overnight stays?

Esther  post: (Wed - Sep 2, 2009 11:31 AM)

I would like some more information regarding horse back riding and other activities on site or nearby? Please email me more info regarding activities. Thanks in advance. Hope to visit there Labor Day weekend. Or there any special activities going on that weekend?

cezar legasto  post: (Fri - Aug 14, 2009 6:50 PM)

Please I need information to visit Biltmore. Also directions from New York and events for this month. Thanks.