We have stayed in numerous hotels in our travels and the Everett ranks as one of the best if not…read morethe best. It has so much charm. The rooms are well accommodating -- the lighting is excellent (the best yet) and the towels are large and plush. The staff so very friendly and helpful. The rooftop lounge with the fire pit was fantastic. We spent considerable time enjoying sitting up there. The location of the hotel is perfect for shopping and eating. Speaking of eating, the restaurant at the hotel offers delicious meals. Don't hesitate to stay at the Everett!!

BLUF: Historic building, friendly staff, interesting rooms and a convenient location…read more My husband and I really enjoyed our one night stay at The Everett Hotel inclusive of a delicious dinner at The Bistro. We would have loved to have stayed longer but we considered ourselves lucky to get a room at all during the peak Fall season. We stayed in Room 9 which is on the third floor loft with an interesting pitched ceiling but no windows. The room was great for afternoon napping and it was just footsteps away from the rooftop deck. For a longer stay we would have probably preferred a room on the second floor with windows. I love American history, architecture and Americana so staying in this old circa 1904 bank was fabulous. We even took a peak at the old bank vault that is now used as a wine cellar and pantry inside the restaurant. The hotel staff here is top notch. Everyone was so welcoming and I appreciate that the hotel called before our stay to see if we wanted to make a reservation in The Bistro. The Bistro is a small, quaint, refined restaurant that books full for its dinner service so it's nice that they make sure hotel guests have an opportunity to book first. Our dinner in the Bistro was fabulous - I had the filet while my husband had the Ettouffee. We also had breakfast at The Bistro the following morning which was also very good. In addition to the five-star staff and cozy room, we loved the location of The Everett Hotel. It was walking distance to everything in town including shops, restaurants and the train station. It was also a short drive to Smoky Mountain National Park. As an added bonus, it is right next door to the Swain County Heritage Museum. We were conveniently able to park behind the hotel. Other conveniences we appreciated were the filtered water and coffee in the hallway. A special shoutout to Daniel who made us feel so welcomed.

Locally owned. Clean. Quiet. Sitting by the river was so relaxing. We have stayed here several…read moretimes in the last 7 years and always come back. The gift certificate to Everett Street Diner was an unexpected and welcomed surprise because that is our go to place for breakfast.

We made a same-day booking and called shortly after 9pm after we got out of the mountains -- well…read morewithin their posted office hours (open until 10pm)--to confirm if we could check in after hours. No one answered despite multiple calls. We left a voicemail, and instead of any apology, we were told next day they "couldn't understand the message" and blamed us for not being clear enough. As they posted multiple, conflicting instructions, how were we supposed to know which rules to follow? When no one even bothered to pick up the phone or return a call for a simple explanation of the rules? And blaming customers for having bad reception in voicemail? We were left completely in the dark, unsure if we'd be able to check in at all. We booked here hoping to support a local business, but were met with poor communication, a lack of basic courtesy, and ZERO accountability. Extremely disappointing, and we would not recommend staying here.

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.

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.

We were there for two nights, mostly there to sleep between visiting family in the area for…read moreThanksgiving. However, what time we were there was wonderful. It was peaceful and relaxing. Our bed was comfortable and clean. My favorite thing about the room was the large shower! We had a very good stay, with very kind and helpful staff!

Clean, comfortable , free breakfast. Accomodated Saturday…read morereservation and added the requested Sunday night stay also.

The exterior of the lodge is pretty, and the beds were very comfortable. I do wish the decor inside…read morewas more mountain inspired. The breakfast was badly missing protein options and fresh fruit. The location is great for walking around Bryson City. The bathrooms were clean. Overall a good stay.

Terrible Experience - Unprofessional Business Practices…read more I travel a lot and this tops the worst experience I have ever had with lodging. I regret I am unable to give Stonebrook Lodge zero stars due to their extremely unprofessional behavior related to our stay. My husband and I decided to schedule a Valentine weekend getaway that included a stay with Stonebrook in Bryson City, NC. We rented the jacuzzi King suite and upon arrival, I immediately noticed the jacuzzi jets were filthy. (photos attached) In the jets, you could see black mold and mildew. It was disgusting. Since we arrived so late, I notified the attendant on duty (Eloisa) the next morning and while she apologized and stated she would have this taken care of, it was a poor attempt to clean it, and it was still dirty. We did not feel safe using it. On Sunday, February 15, the entire town experienced a power outage around 11:30 am. Understanding this was not the fault of the lodge; however, there were NO provisions during the outage, and they DO NOT have a back up generator. NO ONE alerted the guests or even tried to accommodate. The power was expected to be out for more than 5 hours; therefore, we decided to check out a day early. When I spoke with the attendant on duty, her concern was the guests scheduled to check in and not the guest already there. NO ONE reached out to the guests there out of courtesy in the situation. The acknowledgement you sign states no refund if you check without giving a 24-hour notice. They do not take into consideration for this type of situation. They take no responsibility and expect the guests to assume this cost for their inconvenience. This in itself is ridiculous. There is NO attempt to provide any sort of 'customer service' for such an event. The attendant said this happens 'all the time' so you would think they would have a backup generator. I attempted to contact the manager (Lindsey) twice leaving a message and as of today, she has yet called me. NO ONE in any leadership capacity contacted me about my concerns for the refund of one day. Under NO circumstances could I recommend ANYONE stay at this establishment. They are extremely unprofessional. There is a total of 3 Stonebrook Lodges, and they all are under the same leadership.

Highly recommend! We were tubing and I manged to lose my keys in the river (dumb). I had to walk…read moredown to the lodge and asked if they knew of a taxi service of some sort to take me back to our place to get our other key. Instead, they offered to give me a ride, took me all the way to my place and back to get into my car. Really great customer service and a really great spot to grab your tube, hit the snack bar or even throw an axe! Owned by locals so be sure to go here for all your Deep Creek fun needs!!

My grandparents (Dave & Margie Tyson) built the Original Deep Creek Lodge, the snack bar and the…read morelog cabin that sits on the river across the street. I have been going there since the early 80s. So many memories going up and down that river on the original semi truck tire tubes. It has been bought and sold a few times and fully renovated but still going strong. I will be bringing my kiddos up with me next week for a week of camping and tubing. Cannot wait.

This motel is perfect for those that want a clean, well-run place to spend the night on a budget…read more It's an older motor lodge, but everything works perfectly, and every inch of the room was absolutely immaculate and comfortable. They even have a few rooms with their own river-view balconies. I arrived here after a short hospital stay during my appalachian trail hike. The on-site owner, Pat, not only showed genuine concern for me, but washed my clothes and let me stay past checkout on my last day while i waited for my ride. I can't wait to give her more of my business!

This motel is great for groups!!! We are part of a motorcycle group that takes a group ride in the…read moreSpring and Fall. This is our Spring go-to hotel. The U shaped parking lot makes it great for your group to congregate, yet have access to your room whenever you need it. Very clean, comfortable and even cozy on cold nights. Pat is wonderful!!!! I asked her where I could find a store to buy and cork screw, she loaned me her's and told me to keep it for our entire stay.

Cute little motel. Pretty view. Nice property. Super nice owners. Clean room. Good heater in the…read moreroom and bathroom. Great view of the train tracks and got to see the Great Smoky Mountain train go by. Would stay here again if needed! Highly recommended. No Wi-Fi, but we had a good cell signal, so no worries. Only downside was the beds were really noisy. So if one person rolled over, the other one in the other bed could hear ya. Other than that - great place! Still 5 stars.

Very nice place to stay. The owners are very nice and everything is clean. The price is hard to…read morebeat if you're staying in that area! Highly recommend this place if you're in the area.