Miya Gallery
Miya Gallery
20 N. Main St. Weaverville, NC 28787
828-658-9655
The mountains of Western North Carolina have long provided a rich and fertile home for artists and artisans, both those born in the mountains and those drawn here to the lively arts scene of this area.
Our gallery in Weaverville, North Carolina, just 10 minutes north of Asheville, draws on this superb heritage and is home to more than eighty of the finest artists and craftspeople around.
Come explore and be delighted, MON – SAT
10 am – 5 pm.
Your business is our pleasure.
So you searched the Internet for motels near Weaverville and found us.
Lucky you.
For an affordable rate, you’ll get not only a comfortable room and a good breakfast, but you’ll also have access to a business center to support the work you’re here to do.
And, if you’re looking to relocate to the Weaverville/Asheville area, you couldn’t find a more pleasant place from which to tour neighborhoods and communities looking for the home that’s right for you.
After a day of business or house hunting, nothing is nicer than relaxing on the porch with a cool drink, knowing that for all the ground you’ve covered that day, a good night’s sleep is around the corner. Check in with the folks back home – Weaverville has excellent cell phone service.
On the second floor, you’ll find a computer and printer to use freely (and we mean free). We also offer free high-speed wireless Internet. Some business travelers like to use our computer for research while they communicate with the office on their laptops. Many of our guests looking for property enjoy the convenience of using the inn’s computer to conduct online searches.
Being able to use ours means you don’t have to bring yours. Either way, feel free to use the printer to make hard copies of reports and emails. The next morning, after you’ve slept soundly, we’ll make sure that you get to your meeting on time, fortified by excellent coffee and a sustaining, delicious breakfast.
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