Biltmore to begin phased reopening on May 9

Press release from Biltmore: 

Starting on Saturday, May 9, Biltmore’s historic park areas will be reopen to Biltmore Annual Passholders who reside in western North Carolina following the latest guidance from N.C. Governor Roy Cooper’s office and officials with Buncombe County.

Biltmore House and other estate experiences, including Downton Abbey: The Exhibition now extended through Sept. 7, will remain closed until government mandates are updated.

The health and safety of Biltmore’s guests and employees remain the company’s top priority. Safety protocols have been established to follow CDC, state and local guidelines for guests and employees.

In consideration of social distancing and mass gathering mandates, admission will be limited to Annual Passholders, by reservation only, at this time. More information is available at www.biltmore.com/update.

Village Hotel on Biltmore Estate

Village Hotel on Biltmore Estate is now accepting reservations for western North Carolina residents or any employee who works for a business or organization defined as essential. More information is available at www.biltmore.com/stay/village-hotel/. The Inn on Biltmore Estate remains closed.

As Biltmore moves through its reopening phases, updates and guidelines from the CDC, NC DHHS, and Buncombe County Health Department will continue to be monitored for any changes to ensure the company is prepared and planning accordingly.

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