A historic wedding venue in Glendale Springs, North Carolina, Glendale Springs Inn & Restaurant specializes in intimate ceremonies and receptions. Nestled on beautifully manicured grounds, this tranquil venue boasts architecture reminiscent of an earlier era. Spacious yet intimate, Glendale Springs Inn & Restaurant is the ideal choice for hosting your once-in-a-lifetime affair!

Facilities and Capacity

Situated in the Blue Ridge Mountains, the venue serves as the perfect scenic location to host your knot-tying event. Couples have the option of choosing from the following beautifully designed and landscaped spaces, depending on the size and structure of their celebration:

• Chef’s Garden
• Veranda Lawn
• Main Lawn
• Main Lawn Stage
• Main Dining Room
• Auxiliary Dining Room

Services Offered

Couples who book Glendale Springs Inn & Restaurant benefit from an array of services to streamline their big day. For ease and comfort, said services include—but are not limited to—one-on-one consultations, wedding décor, wedding furniture, on-site catering and outdoor lighting.

Accommodation

A bed and breakfast at heart, Glendale Springs Inn & Restaurant offers overnight accommodations in the form of five beautiful and charming guest rooms. Amenities include, but are not limited to, en-suite baths with showers, sitting areas and flat-screen TVs.

History

Built in 1895 by Daniel Weisiger Adams, Glendale Springs Inn & Restaurant originally served as a general merchandise store until 1902 when it became an inn with on-site dining. In 1935 to 1938 the space underwent its first major renovation and another between 1958 and 1960, serving as a private residence before returning to its original role as a lodging and dining establishment. Today the grounds occupy over two acres, with space for weddings and other special events.

Location

The venue is conveniently located in Ashe County, North Carolina. Approximately 15 minutes from Ashe County Airport, the venue is less than one hour from various landmarks, such as Stone Mountain State Park and Cherokee National Forest.