We are looking for a very special place to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary this upcoming December for a long weekend - and we live in KY, but we'd like a cold area - we've been to Asheville - specifically The Grove Park Inn - any other ideas in the Smokeys or Blue Ridge Mountain area that is more like an inn, that serves all meals and perhaps has a spa, if not a place that is just warm and cozy? Thanks!
25th Anniversary Suggestions in December
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I have some ideas, but it would help to know your price range and things you like to do and eat.
How about Nuwray?
http://www.nuwrayinn.com/
Looks like they might have a Christmas special. The food is outstanding.
http://www.blackberryfarm.com/ near the Smokey Mountains in Tennessee is wonderful with amazing food - but it is pricey!
The Swag Inn in NC or the Greystone near Lake Toxaway in NC. Both very special places.
Anot
her great choice would be Primland in VA.
I've never stayed there myself but I do know someone who went to the Biltmore for a big anniversary. http://www.biltmore.com/stay/ It comes highly recommended if you can afford it.
I am not sure why the response about Primland is formatted so oddly, but I blame my Droid.
cm, I'm wondering how smart my smart phone really is.
The Greenbriar in West Virginia is wonderful.
I second Greenbrier. Blackberry Farm is the # 1 resort in America.
http://www.greenbrier.com/
http://www.blackberryfarm.com/