Celebrating 121 seasons of heritage and hospitality

Welcome to a mountain resort like no other—where luxury pairs perfectly with the simple pleasures. Where century-long history blends with every imaginable comfort. Where you can immerse yourself in nature, savor our sumptuous cuisine, accept the challenge of a Donald Ross original, and so much more. Come join our tradition of recreation and relaxation in the cool of the North Carolina High Country.

Fine Dining at The Eseeola Lodge
Fine Dining at The Eseeola Lodge

News & Events

Alan T. Dickson Activity Center Under Construction

The new Alan T. Dickson Activity Center, which will replace the old pool complex, is slated for completion by July 4th.

While construction on the new facility is being completed, hotel guests are invited to use the fitness center and swimming pool at the Williams YMCA, a short five-minute drive from the lodge. Massage services are offered in our guests' hotel room by appointment.

The new Alan T. Dickson Activity Center will offer hotel guests over 15,000 square-feet of new amenity space. The complex includes a spa and fitness building, a separate children's activity building adjacent to a zero-entry wading pool, a teen pavilion, and covered patio for enjoying a poolside lunch. The buildings surround the new 25-yard, salt-water pool with lap lanes and sun shelf (for those who want to catch the rays and cool their heels).

In other words, we think the new complex is going to be well worth the wait!

 

The Eseeola Lodge opens May 17, 2013

Join us for our 121st season. Linville Golf Club and The Eseeola Lodge will host guests starting Friday, May 17th until closing, October 20th. Call today to make your reservation. 800.742.6717

Linville Golf Club selected as a Best Summer Golf Destination by GOLF.com

Sports Illustrated's GOLF.com recently seleted Linville Golf Club as a Best Summer Golf Destination of the South.

The Course, appeared sixth out of eleven golf courses selected by GOLF.com as a Best Summer Golf Destination. Referred to as "eye candy" by the editors, Linville was determined to be "well worth the spluge." View the complete list.