The 1900 Inn on Montford is located in the very heart of the Montford Historic District. It exemplifies the Arts and Crafts style made popular in Asheville by noted society architect, Richard Sharp Smith, supervising Architect to Biltmore House. Illustrated in his publication of 1901, My Sketchbook, the house is considered to be one of his finest residential commissions. Today it is elegantly furnished with English and American antiques dating from 1730 to 1910. All eight rooms and suites have King Beds, Jacuzzi-style Whirlpools and seperate Showers, Fireplaces, TVs and DVD Players, Refrigerators, Air Conditioning, and Wired & Wireless High Speed Internet. A delicious three-course breakfast with a fruit course, savory egg dish, dessert, and coffee or tea will be delivered to your door at 9:30am, and there is a social hour each evening from 6 to 7 pm where you'll have a the opportunity to chat with other guests and get dining recommendations. The Inn on Montford also features live music on Thursday and Saturday nights during social hour with local musicians playing a mixture of blue grass and "mountain music".