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Top Banner Elk Hotel Wedding Venues
Bluegreen Vacations Blue Ridge Village, an Ascend Collection Resort
Taylor House Inn
Wedding Hotels in Banner Elk
When love is in the air, you’ll find inspiration at one of our Banner Elk wedding hotels. Tie the knot with personalized ceremonies ranging from intimate affairs that keep it simple to nuptial extravaganzas with all the sugar and spice. The blushing bride and out-of-town visitors alike will be swept off their feet by the convenience and value of on-site accommodations.
The special day will be unforgettable for both the sweethearts and guests at one of the wedding hotels in Banner Elk. Gorgeous landscapes, beautiful indoor spaces, special bridal suites, and amazing arrangements are just some of the options to choose from. Enjoy a stunning ceremony surrounded by friends and family, then retire to the reception room for a fun night of toasts and treats. Feel free to waltz the night away, knowing you’ve found a gem of a deal.
You’ll live happily ever after when you choose from Travelocity’s selection of the best wedding hotels in Banner Elk. Find that perfect combination of romance and flair and add your signature style to make it your own. Our customer service and Price Guarantee are just the icing on the cake. Book with us so on the big day, you can go and smell the roses—we’ve got it covered.
Banner Elk hotels essential information
Accommodation | 2,846 hotels |
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Lowest Price | $166 |
Highest Price | $166 |
Popular hotels | Taylor House Inn, Valle Crucis Farm, Bluegreen Vacations Blue Ridge Village, an Ascend Collection Resort |
Recent Banner Elk hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Bluegreen Vacations Blue Ridge Village, an Ascend Collection Resort
"Overall, the resort was nice, and the bed was very comfortable. However, I was disappointed with the advertised “hot tub.” What the resort considers a hot tub is actually a jacuzzi-style bathtub, which I feel is misleading. The tub was also very difficult to step in and out of when using it for a shower. Additionally, there was no separate faucet to fill the tub—the only way to fill it appeared to be using the showerhead, which would have taken an extremely long time. While we enjoyed some aspects of the resort, the “hot tub” was definitely not what we expected based on the description and was a disappointment."