Best Bed and Breakfast you will find! We have been going there for years. Don't expect an ordinary…read morebreakfast. You will have a different one every morning. The most delicious and filling you could ask for. Certainly not what you are expecting. The Inn is immaculately clean and beautifully furnished. Innkeepers, Vern and Lisa, and the whole staff are warm and welcoming. You will feel right at home. A very private place in the mountains with fantastic views. Each room opens to a big porch with rocking chairs and swings for enjoying the beautiful and majestic mountains. Or you can enjoy the view from the big windows in your room. We love this place!

My wife and I loved, loved, loved this bed and breakfast. It's located in the arts district, which…read moremakes it a perfect spot to shop and stroll. Located on a mountain, it's a little difficult to find at night, but worth getting lost to find! We stayed here for our anniversary. The breakfast was amazing with ample portions. They don't skimp on anything! The room was luxurious and clean. They gave us excellent recommendations about what local sights to see, museums to visit, trails to hike, places to shop, restaurants to dine at, and places to avoid. There is ample outside seating to enjoy the incredible views. The pictures don't lie. This was one of our favorite getaways ever!

The golf course is in excellent shape. Front 9 holes are flat. The back 9 is very mountainous…read more Staff was friendly and accommodating. Resort has spacious rooms.

We had a three night stay at the HGVC Bent Creek Golf Village. The one bedroom suite was excellent…read more All the appliances worked well. The king bed was comfortable. There's a screened in porch with a dining table. The gas fireplace warmed the place nicely. The staff welcomed us when we checked in and checked back with us during to see if all was good. It was. We enjoyed our stay. Note, that the place is 11 miles from downtown Gatlinburg, so it's out in the country.

The whole point of this particular voyage was for my friends and I to stay at a cabin in the woods…read morewith a view and a hot tub, so we looked at a lot of the cabin rental places in the area and settled on Greenbriar Valley, in large part due to its positive reviews on TripAdvisor. Here's why this is a good place to stay: the "Village of Cobbly Nob" (which is really fun to say, right?) is about 10 miles East of Gatlinburg - which allows you to access the area from the East (on Hwy 321), as opposed to the North/West (on Hwy 441) - which, in effect, allows you to get to your cabin, go to Dollywood, and even access parts of the National Park without having anything to do with the downtown Gatlinburg "strip," or whatever it's called. It's really hard to overstate the atrociousness of the Gatlinburg Strip, and though it does fall into that so-awful-its-amusing category, we found that it was primarily a thing to be avoided at all costs - and we were so, so glad our housing situation allowed us to do so. Interestingly, this place also seemed substantially cheaper than the places closer to Gatlinburg and Dollywood. Some other things Greenbriar Valley gets right that seem to be a problem at other locations: the cabin we were given was exactly the cabin we were promised (there seems to be some propensity for bait-and-switch in these parts). Though it was tricky to find the rental office and then the cabin when we arrived in the middle of the night (as should be expected - it's the wilderness), the meticulously detailed directions and ample signage staved off disaster. The kitchen had everything we needed, implement-wise (but bring your own spices, cooking oil, etc, as there were no pantry staples). And though we could see a rooftop here and a neighbor's window there, from our deck, all we could really see was a stunning view of the Smokeys. It felt majestic and secluded, which was just what we were aiming for. Some things to keep in mind : you're not at a hotel. There's no concierge, no after-hours office staff, and things throughout the cabin are well-kept and clean, but also old (although, if you want flatscreen TVs, etc., I'm sure there are options for that as well). It helps to keep a positive attitude about the fact that things can go a little wrong (and when/if they do, they can't just call the front desk and get another room) and you can still have a great vacation in the woods. For us, it was the hot tub. Worked great on the first night, didn't work at all on the second night. The next morning, they sent some one out right away to fix it. By evening, it was not working again - and the whole having a beer in the hot tub under the stars thing was the selling point of the trip and the cabin for us. Long story short, we called a few after-hours numbers and ended up getting a guy on the phone who said he wasn't able to come out till morning. But, when we said the thing hadn't worked two out of the three nights we had stayed in the cabin, he seemed genuinely surprised and interested in helping us. He ended up talking us through a pretty simple solution, and we got the thing up and running again. Of course, the first question the maintenance guy had for us when we got him on the phone was, "can you put your husband on the line?" and, after having explained that we had no husbands, his second question was, "so can I talk to your boyfriend..." but, well, waddaya gonna do? I'll make no Yankee generalizations about the South here. Suffice to say, it all worked out in the end, and a great time was had by all.

Upon arriving at greenbriar we found our cabin to be in horrible condition…read more Urine spots in a no pet cabin, also the cabin was fitlhy, dusty and just plain horriffic. The management does not seem to care about the condition of the places they rent to the public anymore. This place is under new management. The previous owners, Lorie, took great care of theese properties. Sadly this is not the case anymore. I've been in business for 35 years and I've never seen such lacking care.

Despite the Sevierville address, the Price cottages are actually around Pittman Center outside of…read moreGatlinburg, the "doorway to the Smokies" or some touristy slogan. If you want to stay in the sideshow that is Gatlinburg and eat lots of crappy pancakes and buy cheap "authentic" country goods, you probably won't want to stay out here. If, however, on the other hand you are a traveler in search of a lovely, quiet, and even romantic spot to hide away from the world yet be close enough to occasionally restock the champagne, then you've found your haven. We stayed in cottage #9, River Rhapsody (or according to the wooden sign by the door, "River Rapsody"). Located right next to the Little Pigeon River, it had HUGE windows that made up the one whole side overlooking the water, with nothing on the other side but a field, some trees, and at least one adorable bunny rabbit. The bed was supposed to be a queen, but it felt more like a full. That's okay, I'm on a diet anyway. The mattress pad and fitted sheet came off every night too, but that may be a result of the both of us trying desperately not to elbow each others' noses in the middle of the night. Check-in and check-out was really super-easy, walk in and the key's on the table, and when you leave wash the dishes and take out the trash. No maid service, but that's great: I don't want some stranger walking in on our romantic getaway anyhow! There's a Food City and a liquor store a few miles away, and restaurants in Gatlinburg, Sevierville, and Pigeon Forge. Be warned, however, that the traffic is horrendous in those areas, due to the Smokies and Dollywood. At my first glimpse of the horror that is Pigeon Forge I thought I was back in Orlando...neon everywhere, all tourist trap. It's a bad sign when your dining choices are Shoney's, Shoney's, Golden Corral, and Shoney's. We found a Cracker Barrel at one end, which while no healthier is at least generally more palatable in a pinch. Also, the cottages are very near Greenbrier, a park along the river that has picnic facilities and hiking (up to the mouth of the river, I believe). The water is cold but fresh and clear, and generally deeper than near the cottages. Common sense dictates you avoid the river during storms: if you don't get swept away completely, you will get covered in mud, silt, and other debris washing down. But otherwise it's fun and really good exercise, swimming upstream!

We love Copeland creek cabins. We stay there every time we go to Gatlinburg. The cabins are like…read moreour second home. Very cleans,Great scenery. I would recommend these cabins to everyone.

My fiance and I stayed here on a weekend trip to the Smokies back in October. We had a WONDERFUL…read moreexperience at these cabins. The staff was great and supplied us with fresh towels, soap, etc each day. The property on which the cabins are located is so stunning, especially in the morning or at dusk. We were in cabin number 6 (I believe) -- on top of the mountain. We felt so secluded even though there was a cabin right down the gravel road from us. We will definitely be staying here again!

They WILL NOT plow the snow and they WILL change the pass code to leave u stranded!!! This is a…read moreFACT!!! do not rent in the winter time!!!

UPDATE: Cobbly Nob Rentals doubled their cancellation fee percentage - charging not 10% of a 50%…read moredeposit as notated on their website, but 10% of 100% of the rental. How do I know they double charged? According to the email they just sent. Nothing has hit our Visa card yet, betting it never does, we have filed a dispute. And we have time and date stamped screen shots of everything. This is a complete scam - will never use them. By the way, their Better Business Bureau grade is an "F". They clearly worked hard to earn it. Screenshot attached below for the cabin we rented, the dates we rented, including cancellation policy. Original comments follow: Shame there is no way to do no stars..... We have reservations for August, it is May, for a one bedroom cabin. We just tried to cancel.... here is Cobbly Nob's cancellation policy from their website: Our Cancellation Policy 50% of the total is Due upon Booking 1-2 bedrooms: 14 days prior to the arrival date you will lose 10% of your deposit and a $22.55 reservation fee. If you cancel within the 14 days you forfeit your entire deposit. The lady that answered the phone told me they always charge 10% of the entire rental, so twice their policy, and no one complains. Her supervisor is not available. The owner is not reachable. She refused to follow their own policy and refund our 50% deposit less 10% of the deposit and a $22.50 cancellation fee. She told me she was sorry I was confused - I am not - and that I was unprofessional...... OK. We filed a Better Business Bureau complaint. But this is just wrong. Follow your own policy Cobbly Nob Rentals!