The Asheboro center is approximately the area of Randolph Hospital and 3 miles north of Randolph Community College.
With four distinct seasons in Asheboro, planning the right time to visit depends on your priorities. Even though summers are hot and humid, summer is still the most popular season to visit. Average high temperatures from June to August are in the upper 80s Fahrenheit. It's also not uncommon to see temperatures at or above 90. Despite the temperatures, summer is when most of the city's festivals and events happen. However, since the abundance of activities means more people come to the area during the summer months, hotel deals may be harder to find.
When fall arrives in Asheboro, the crowds start to thin out and hotels begin lowering prices, which makes this season an ideal time to plan a visit. Average highs in September are still comfortable and in the upper 70s. By November, these highs are in the low 60s, so you may want to bring a coat if you plan on visiting in late fall.
Average high temperatures from December to February are in the 40s and 50s, and the area sees an average of 5 inches of snowfall during the winter. Even though the weather isn't ideal for exploring the outdoor attractions, many indoor attractions are still open, and hotels offer the lowest prices of the season during these months. If you're interested in getting the best hotel deal possible, winter is when you want to travel to Asheboro.
When spring arrives in Asheboro, the temperatures start to climb, and people begin heading outdoors again. Average highs from March to May are in the 60s and 70s. If you visit during the early part of spring, you may be able to find several hotel deals remaining from winter. However, keep in mind that the closer to the end of May you get, the higher the hotel prices will start to climb.
If you're interested in saving some money during your stay in Asheboro, several hotels offer good discounts. At Hampton Inn Asheboro, AAA and CAA members can save up to 10 percent when they stay at the hotel. Seniors 65 and older can also enjoy a 10 percent discount off the best available rate. AARP members will want to use their membership to get up to 15 percent off their stay. Finally, Hampton Inn Asheboro wants to thank active and retired military members, veterans, and their families for everything they do by offering special rates on leisure stays.
Qualified government employees and military personnel can also enjoy special rates and offers when they stay at the Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Asheboro. Additionally, travelers 62 years or older are eligible to save at least 15 percent off their room rates. Plus, AAA and CAA members can take advantage of savings on everything from room rates to spa treatments by simply using their memberships. Even if you can't take advantage of these discounts, the Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Asheboro always offers free wireless internet access and a complimentary hot breakfast.
The value option hotels in Asheboro offer great amenities at a price that fits within your budget. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Asheboro is 6 miles from the North Carolina Zoo and 7 miles from the North Carolina Aviation Museum & Hall of Fame. When you want to relax, the comfortable rooms come with a flat-screen television with premium cable channels, coffee maker, mini-fridge, and microwave. If you need to get some work done, you'll also find a work desk with lamp, phone with voicemail and free local calls, and free wireless internet access. The hotel also has a complimentary breakfast, laundry facilities, fitness center, and business center.
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson High Point (Greensboro/Winston-Salem) is off Interstate 85 and 19 miles from the heart of Asheboro. Here you'll find laid-back rooms that come with flat-screen televisions with premium cable channels, free wireless internet access, mini-fridges, coffee makers, and a free weekday newspaper. You'll enjoy a complimentary hot breakfast every morning, free parking, and a fitness center. If you have some downtime, browse the Read It & Return Lending Library for a good book or relax by the heated indoor pool.
A stay at Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Thomasville/High Point/Lexington puts you 24 miles from downtown Asheboro. The hotel offers rooms that come with a coffee maker, microwave, mini-fridge, flat-screen television, and free wireless internet access. Other amenities at the hotel include a 24-hour desk, free parking, laundry facilities, a fitness center, and complimentary breakfast.
Asheboro offers some great attractions that you'll enjoy exploring during your stay. One of the most popular destinations in the city is the North Carolina Zoo. It's one of the only state-owned zoos in the country. Plus, at more than 2,000 acres and with more than 1,600 animals, it's the largest walk-through zoo in the world. Head to the Africa section to see elephants, lions, zebras, giraffes, chimpanzees, gorillas, and more. In the North America section, you can view black bears, cougars, alligators, polar bears, red wolves, grizzly bears, and others.
Another popular attraction worth visiting is the North Carolina Aviation Museum & Hall of Fame. Here you'll find two hangers that display aircraft, uniforms, and other memorabilia related to flight. Since almost all the aircraft on display is privately owned and on loan, the collection does change periodically. Some of the airplanes you may have an opportunity to see include military planes and vehicles, experimental aircraft, and a Piper J-3 Flitfire that Orville Wright flew in 1943.
No matter what type of attractions you're interested in seeing when you visit Asheboro, you can find a comfortable hotel that will offer all the amenities you need for a relaxing trip away from home.
Below are reviews of the city of Asheboro, NC from an actual visitor's perspective.
I was in Asheboro for a baseball Umpire Camp at McCrary Park. They are doing some good work there to make that baseball stadium a very nice venue.
Asheboro has a wide variety of good restaurants.
The zoo was nice. Everything was conveniently located.
I do like that there is a eatery/retail shopping strip on one entire road. That made my afternoons after the workshop an adventure since there were so many places to go!
I was there to visit the zoo and to photograph the Pisgah Covered Bridge and wish I had more time to explore Asheboro. I am sure I will be back and will allow myself more time to explore the city.
Hey, if you get a chance eat at Paul Paul's Restaurant! Great comfort food, terrific price, fried chicken excellent!!
Room clean. Helpful, friendly staff. Hey, if you get a chance eat at Paul Paul's restaurant great comfort, food terrific price, fried chicken excellent!!
Quaint southern town!
There are plenty of options for eating and shopping in the area.
The food, the shopping and antique malls!
I love the small town and restaurant options.
Asheboro is like a second home, both sets of grandparents lived there, we visited often. Potteries are fantastic and the zoo is great!
Food at local restaurants was good.
Went for the zoo. We had a good time.
A lot of things to do. Enjoyed our time.
Very nice breakfast. The staff was excellent. Very comfortable bed.
Good food.