What a beautiful little gem in such a beautiful location. Staff are the most polite gracious hosts…read moreyou would ever want. We arrived late and we only stayed one night, but it was a great experience. Breakfast was amazing and the room and amenities were fantastic, so were the grounds. Our only complaint was that you could hear the footsteps of the people staying above us quite loudly.

We really enjoyed our stay here. It's an old building and it shows in some hidden corners, but it's…read morebeautifully decorated, cozy, and clean. We were greeted in the most friendly way imaginable, given a tour of the property, and walked to our spacious room. There was a heater in the bathroom ceiling! The breakfast was plentiful with one hot item and various fruits and bread, yogurt, coffee and juice. The owner greeted me by name every time he saw me. It may not be the fanciest spot I've ever seen, but it's truly operated with love and I felt welcome and at home. The beds were amazing! One thing I'll recommend, which wasn't even an issue with me since I started doing this long ago.. if you're a light sleeper, bring ear plugs. You can faintly hear noise outside or in adjoining rooms, so if you're a super light sleeper like me, you'll appreciate having them. It wasn't loud or rowdy, I'm just awakened by a change in temperature.

A bed and breakfast right in the middle of downtown. We went white water rafting and stayed here…read morefor the night. Perfect within a block to all the nice downtown restaurants and shops. The owners are fantastic and loved the rocking chairs out front to sit and eat ice cream from the soda parlor next door.

HIDDEN GEM! I ran…read moreacross this B&B as I was researching the area. My boyfriend and I don't need much and usually like to find off-the-beaten-path places but something about this little house in town spoke to me. I can not express how perfect it was for us! Very nice, character house and very comfortable. Rooms are cozy with antique furniture and a "your grandma's house" kinda feel. Breakfast was AMAZING.... I'm a southern girl and look forward to country breakfast and this beat out any breakfast I've had in a while! Price is VERY VERY reasonable for the hospitality and amenities offered. We are adventurers and adrenaline seekers so I wasn't sure how the B&B speed would work for us (we never want to be the "rowdy ones", coming in muddy or late and disturbing the "romanticals"). This Inn is perfect for EVERYONE. During our stay, there were 2 families with children, a backpacking couple, the musicians that played the Saturday night show at the local brewery, and of course us (rafting/biking/hiking and a little bit drunk each night). You will be comfortable here, no matter what you're speed. The best part of this whole experience is the Innkeeper, Luke, and his wife Layla. What an amazing, interesting guy! And so kind and hospitable. I would go back to this place just to get a chance to hang out with this guy more! STAY HERE. You'll love it.

magical experience in the smoky mountains, very clean place with beautiful views of the mountains,…read moreexcellent location, Mrs. Bacon is a lovely and very adorable person. I can't wait to come back

The entire night I kept thinking "this is how horror movies start!" Needless to say, I did not get…read moremuch sleep. We booked a bed & breakfast package to take our son to the polar express last December. When we got there, no one was around, but there was a ziplock bag with an envelope pinned to a post with my name on it. In the envelope was a letter explaining that we were the only guests that night and the owners were out of town too, and that there would be no breakfast. We were told our room number and that the key would be in the room. We found the room under the front porch. Walked in to find that we were in the basement with polished rock walls and floors. The floors all sloped down and to the back of the room. There was no key to be found anywhere. We left some luggage in the room, but nothing valuable since we could not lock the door, and left for the polar express. We called the owner and left a message explaining our issues, but did not get a reply. We returned from our excursion late in the rain to a completely dark facility, except for our room. With no way to lock the door, because we had no key, I was very concerned for the safety of my family. I had an empty coke can, so I placed it in front of the door to at least alert me if someone tried to come in. Neither my wife nor I got much sleep. By 6am, we looked at each other and decided just to go home since there was no breakfast anyway. We also NEVER got any sort of credit for the lack of breakfast, but were still charged the full amount. This was the WORST hotel experience I have ever had and feel lucky that I am alive to tell the story. Unless you want the full "Cabin In The Woods" type experience, DO NOT STAY HERE!!!

Our stay at the Chalet Inn was amazing, we had an incredible time in an incredible setting…read more Inspired by German pension, the Chalet Inn captures the tradition setting and setup perfectly. In fact, if you were just magically dropped here, you'd never know that you were in North Carolina instead of Germany. Both the chalet itself, and the surrounding grounds and well maintained. The surrounding grounds are themselves quite noteworthy. There are tons of things on offer, from short hiking trails (complete with strategically placed romantic benches), badminton, croquet, and a wood firepit with a propane starter (no need to build a fire yourself). George was a perfect host, welcoming us and providing tips and directions in the area. He was a great source of information, whether you plan to visit the nearby Great Smoky Mountains National Park, or explore other parts of the surrounding area. He was also always eager to make sure that his hospitality was unobtrusive, and made sure that we felt at home and that we had our privacy. His thoughtfulness extended to the little things, like starting a fire in the fireplace in the common areas in the morning and evening to take off any fall chill. And add to the overall atmosphere. Our room was also great, with a larger balcony where we were able to sit and enjoy some wine from the Stube (an honor- system store located on the premise) while we sat at enjoyed the stars. Our experience staying here was great and I'd recommend it to anybody!

So I'll start by saying I stayed here four years ago and had an amazing experience. If I had left…read moreit at that, I would probably giving this place 5 stars. Seems like things have gone wayyyyyyyyy downhill since then. I emailed the first week of July asking for an October reservation of the same room I stayed in originally because I enjoyed it so much. I waited two weeks and did not receive a reply (it says on the submission form you are supposed to get a response within 24 hours), so I called back to ask about the reservation I requested. The person who answered found my form submission and told me they are currently having "staffing issues", so they were not sure if they were going to be able to accommodate my stay. However, he collected some additional information from me, including the fact that I have an infant daughter, and told me to call back in a week when they should know if they will have the staff to support in October. Another week goes by and I call back, only to receive a similar response - "we'll know in another week, but assuming we have staff in October, you are penciled in for [the room] you requested". I call back again the next and still, receive essentially the same information. However, this time the guy tells me that they should definitely know in another week and they will call me back to know. He verifies the information I had submitted, including the fact that I have an infant daughter. It is now 1.5 months since I requested my original reservation, and I had still had not received a call back. I call back (again) and am FINALLY told that I can go ahead and square away my reservation. The guy starts asking for details including how many people will be with me, as if this shouldn't already be in their previous notes. As soon as I mention I have an infant daughter, the guy tells me that they only allow kids 12+ and he's "afraid that that isn't going to work". What. a. load. of. crap. Thank goodness I am not looking to reserve a place for Columbus Day weekend in October because I would probably be out of luck. This place has become less a Bed & Breakfast and more of a Bed & B.S!

We booked an excursion on the GSMR and needed a place to stay and am super happy we decided upon…read morethe Calhoun House Inn & Suites. We stayed in the Prairie Edge Suite the weekend of March 20. We loved the room, decorated like you were staying in a cabin/lodge in the middle of the forest. The goodies and supplies that awaited us were a really nice touch - thank you! Location? A very quick walk to anything and everything in the central area of Bryson City. Make sure to give little Eva the kitty some love if you happen upon her, a very sweet cat. We'll be back!

If you have an opportunity to stay here, take it! The owners are so incredible and the Inn is…read morewonderful. We had a girl's weekend (4 of us) and stayed in the Treehouse Suite. The suite was so clean and perfect in size. Fortunately the weather was great and we were able to take advantage of the rocking chairs on the enormous front porch. One of our party is gluten free and the owners provided some gluten free snacks for our stay. I look forward to booking another stay here.

Lisa and her staff were top notch. The lodge was amazing along with the location and views.read more

Our visit to the Lodge was FANTASTIC! The scenery was beautiful, the staff was great, the food was…read moreexcellent and the Lodge was awesome. Nancy and staff went out of their way to make us feel not only at home, but part of their family. Breakfast was very good and made to order. The rooms were clean and very nice. Sitting on the porch, rocking on a rocking chair and watching the incredible view was relaxing. You can bring your pets, but if you don't, there is Ethel. She is the "pet" chicken! She is friendly and loves to be held and petted. As you travel up to the lodge, you may see turkeys and deer. We also heard an owl and a coyote in the evening while sitting on the porch. A surprise was watching at least eight hummingbirds feeding on the flowers from the porch. The staff will cook supper for you or give you dining suggestions in nearby towns. It is just down the road from Cherokee, and just a few minutes away from The Great Smokey Mountains Railroad. The railroad trip is worth the time and money. Rafting is just down the street along with guided fishing tours if you want to check them out. Overall, it was one of the best travel experiences we've had. We travel out of town about every other month. We are already making plans to return to the Lodge soon!

This hotel is an excellent value. The facilities and rooms are up to date and everything is very…read moreclean. The staff was attentive and polite when needed. The free breakfast was very good and the breakfast room was large and nicely furnished.

Crooks buyer beware bug thugs guns check in saw room terrible ask for money back and they must give…read more24 hour notice to cancel. How can you do that if you haven't seen room . Crooks