Draped in a rich tapestry of history, The Inn at Key Falls Estate stands majestically as a testament to the elegance of a bygone era. Once the Patton House, constructed in the 1860s by native Charles Patton, it reveals its storied past in each brick and beam. Materials harvested from the mountainside, elegant doors and windows, and intricate hardware all speak of its origins. However, the Inn's age does not equate to antiquation, as it has elegantly aged with renovations that blend Victorian charm with modern comforts. Today, the Inn's cultural significance reaches beyond its history, offering a timeless getaway to Pisgah Forest.

The 'Key' to a perfect vacation.

At The Inn at Key Falls Estate, it's the attention to detail that makes every stay special. Each of the five guestrooms, updated with cultured marble and tile, has its own unique character. A serene morning unfolds with a cup of coffee on the front porch, watching the fog retreat from the magnificent view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Luxury Cabin, tucked away amidst the towering trees, boasts its own private deck for quiet moments, listening to the gentle whisper of a nearby brook. Meanwhile, the onsite tennis court, hiking trails, and horseshoe area ensure that every moment at the Inn is a memory waiting to happen.

Start your day with a wonderful breakfast, home cooked just for you. For dinner, visit The Pavilion Restaurant and Corner Bar, known by some locals as "the best-kept secret in town." Serving dinner Thursday through Sunday, the menu changes weekly, promising an exciting culinary journey with every visit. Indulge in the "fun little plates," creatively crafted by their talented chefs. Coupled with the serene setting next to the creek, a fire for warmth, and mesmerizing views, the dining experience is more than just a meal—it's a feast for all the senses.