Children and families are welcome. Children under the age of two stay free. Children over the age of two are charged as an extra person in the same room. Only children aged 12 or over can lodge in main house. Children of all ages are welcome in cottages and cabins. No Pets. Service Animals Only in Certain Cottages and Cabins 10 percent commission paid on most rate plans unless otherwise specified. Please See Rate Rules Service charges may apply - please check rate rules/displays Taxes may apply - please check rate rules/displays Call For Group Policies/Rates Check In Time: 1500 Check Out Time: 1100 Early Check Out: Early Check-Out Available by Request Late Check Out: Late Check-Out Charge Applicable Cancellation Charge-No Show Charge-Shorten Stay Charge. We are an award-winning yet modest and privately-owned rural country inn with limited availability. We do not overbook. For a full refund of your deposit less a 35.00 processing fee you must notify us 15 days or more before your scheduled date-time of check-in. Should you cancel are a no show or shorten your stay within 14 days or less of check-in you will be financially responsible for the entire reservation and the credit card used for the deposit guaranty will be billed for the total balance of the reservation. A Deposit may be required - See Rate Rules For the Hotel Guarantee Policy - See Rate Rules The Mast Farm Inn is in a serene rural valley in a mountain village with a population under five hundred; and is surrounded by mountains; rivers and streams within minutes from Blowing Rock; Banner Elk; Beech Mountain; Sugar Mountain; Linville; Boone; Grandfather Mountain; and The Blue Ridge Parkway; in the Western North Carolina High Country. Historic Mountain Farm with a significant variety of period farm house guest rooms private weekend getaway cottages historic rustic cabins. Add to that organic gourmet fine dining imported domestic and North Carolina wines organic gardens of flowers herbs and vegetables and The Mast Farm Inn School of Cooking all at the inn nestled in the peaceful mountains of the Western North Carolina High Country