Lodging
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The Loom House The Loom House has been transformed into a romantic
weekend or long weekend getaway cabin for two with
modern conveniences. Downstairs in the living area is a
massage tub for two (with scented bubble bath)
across the room from the original wood-burning
fireplace. A wet bar is nearby. A cozy
bedroom with queen bed, and a small bath with a
corner shower are upstairs. The private porch,
with its own rockers, faces the farmhouse. The cabin is
air-conditioned. A chair-and-a-half downstairs
opens up to make a bed for a 3rd person, if
needed.
Includes A Complete Country Gourmet Breakfast For Two
Each Morning.
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To Obtain a Quote For Your Dates, Check Availability, or
Request A Reservation The Mast Farm dates from the late 1700s, when Joseph
Mast traveled to the mountains from Randolph County,
North Carolina, where he was born in 1764. His father
John had settled there after emigrating from Switzerland
via Pennsylvania. Joseph is said to have traded his
rifle, his dog, and a pair of leggings for 1000 acres of
fertile Watauga River Valley land. The first house, a
two-room log cabin, was built between 1810 and 1812 and
remains today as the oldest inhabitable log cabin in
North Carolina. This cabin is the center of The Mast
Farm Inn & Restaurant. It is called the Loom House
because Aunt Josie Mast turned that original log cabin
into a loom house and became celebrated for her
coverlets, rugs, and handbags. Some of her coverlets
are in the Smithsonian today. The Mast Farm Inn is a
unique and eclectic collection of farm buildings,
workshops, cottages, and cabins added between 1810 and
2004 and designed to receive guest in the greatest
comfort possible while retaining the historical
character of the buildings. It offers a wide and varied
selection of lodging environments for different
requirements and tastes. Each room, cottage and cabin
has its particular features, benefits and character.
Much like no two people are alike, no two rooms are
alike.
The Loom House is unique and a favorite of guests,
photographers, artists, children, and passersby. It is
the soul of The Mast Farm Inn.
Guest Testimonials
"What makes the
quintessential innkeeper? Maybe it's that every effort
to ensure a wonderful guest experience is made with
thoughtful attention to detail. Perhaps it's at dinner
as Sandra wends her way among the beautifully appointed
tables to speak with each and every guest as if greeting
old friends. Maybe it's the charming Frenchness of it
all, the way she, her mother Marie-Henriette and sister
Danielle interact with staff, guests and each other,
like part of a very special family. We feel lucky to be
a part of it. ~ B. & P."
"Sandra, S. and I had a wonderful time. The inn was
beautiful, the food was great, and we love the Valle
Crucis area, but what really made the trip special was
your family's hospitality. We appreciate the time you
took to make our weekend unique. I have already
recommended the Mast Farm Inn to several of my friends
and co-workers, and S. and I hope to be back very soon
ourselves. Please get in touch when you're in Raleigh -
we look forward to hearing from you again. Have a
wonderful week! T."
"Dear Family Owners of the Mast Farm Inn: Thank you so
much for accommodating our early (7am) departure on 6
May (the fresh fruit and egg sandwiches got us to our
destination w/o any fast food stop :-) We also very much
enjoyed our fine dinner the night before (Pecan
Encrusted Trout and the Squash Soup especially). The
Miss Allie room was perfect for just the two of us, for
we slept well on the fine mattress on the antique bed
listening to the rain. Of course, walking the road down
to the river and exploring the back yard and
out-buildings (and swinging on the front porch) was a
good way to work up an appetite for dinner. Especially
friendly were your two daughters and son-in-law, who
even helped us connect our e-mail. We will certainly
recommend your inn to our friends and family, and we
look forward to visiting again. The experience was
certainly Tres Bon! Sincerely, N. & E."
The Mast Farm Inn
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Bed and Breakfast
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Country Inn
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Restaurant Historic Valle
Crucis, North Carolina, Near Blowing Rock, Banner
Elk, Beech Mountain, Sugar Mountain,
Linville, Boone, Grandfather Mountain, and The Blue
Ridge Parkway, in the Western North Carolina High
Country.
Mailing Address
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P.O. Box 704
• Valle Crucis, North
Carolina 28691 Physical Address•
2543 Broadstone Road
• Banner Elk, North
Carolina 28604 Telephone:
828-963-5857
• Toll Free: 1-888-963-5857
• Fax:
828-963-6404 E-Mail:
stay@mastfarminn.com
• Internet:
www.mastfarminn.com All Rights Reserved
• Copyright 2000-2009
The Mast Farm Inn is
a Member of The Select Registry And Of The
Professional Association of Innkeepers International