We stayed in the Riverview cabins. There were 5 of us and we stayed in a 2 bedroom unit and a one…read morebedroom unit. The pluses ... great location, shared porch, roomy cabins, kitchenette in 2 bedroom was nice, cable & our internet worked. Negative ... mattresses were not too comfortable, beds could use an additional blanket in colder months. But the worst is the noise. The walls are paper thin. You can listen to the TV show your neighbor is watching, hear conversations and bathrooms. The road noise is also terrible.

I only give this place a star because I had to give at least one. My experience at this cabin was…read moreterrible. My husband and I rented a cabin to celebrate our anniversary. Upon arrival, the water heater had went out and the floor was flooded. We called the office and was asked if we could go somewhere for a hour or so, while she sent maintenance. We agreed even tho we were completely exhausted from the day and had brought food with us to eat that evening. We went to a local restaurant only to return to the same problem. Long story short. The room absolutely stunk like a musky smell. The sheets didn't look like they had even been changed. On top of that we itched all night long in bed. Not sure if that was mosquitoes or what because we couldn't open the back door cause of all the wasp flying around. It was a terrible experience. I would not recommend this place to anyone. I have since learned that this place was sold to New owners and the service has from this place has tremendously dropped. The new owners don't care for their guest like the previous owner. Save your money, you will be glad you did

Called in for a taxi, he said the wait time was an hour…read more After an hour I called and was told that the taxi was on its way. 2.5 hours later we decided to walk 3 miles with 2 large suitcases. I have never come across a worse taxi company.

Very nice friendly drivers very helpful and courteous and respectful very knowledgeable good all…read morearound I would recommend checker can to anyone needing a taxi

I hired this company to transport a wedding party from Airbnb's to the church and to the reception…read morevenue. The price was excellent for a 4 Hour charter. This company is professional from the person that answers the phone to the bus driver. The 55 person bus was brand new. The wedding party loved to travel in such style. The bus driver, TOMMY was so professional and would communicate his whereabouts to me and to the wedding party so we could plan accordingly. Tommy even drove his personal car on the route prior to event to make sure route was perfect....way above and beyond. This helped so much on a stressful day. Thank you Tommy and Royal Charter.

Friendly owners, unleveled lots, not accommodating to RV's with sewer connections towards front of…read moreRV. Arrived on a Saturday morning about 10:30am no staff on site, spots very close, the electrical hook ups look like they posed a safety threat to anyone trying to use them and 1 of the 3 spots we were given to choose from had no water connection. To stay at this campground we would have had to find a store and buy at least a 50 feet of water hose and at least 45 feet of sewage hose. Another note when we arrived and there was no staff there my husband called the reservation line after finally figuring out which spots we were told we could choose from he tried to call back and the line was busy for almost a hour We were very disappointed upon a arriving campground was not accurately represented on website!!!

We had a blast last year and have a trip planned this year. The staff is great. They let you keep…read moreto yourselves. And far enough from the tail that you dont deal w hooligans. But close enough to go multiple times back and forth a day.

Good spot for nice little stop !!! Got rest area, not to much space for doggos but made it work :)read more

If your driving southbound on I-75 in Tennessee this rest area may be an option you'll want to…read moreconsider if you find yourself constantly yawning and especially if you're getting a little antsy or fidgety. I like to take advantage of these rest areas frequently during my extended travels for a number of reason but the main reason is probably safety - I understand lots of people rush to get from point A to point B as quickly as possible and I'm sure I did the same when I was younger and only looked at these rest areas as places to grab a snack or find relief for themselves or their pets. This rest area is a great example of how Tennessee addresses these roadside amenities I found this place very spacious with lots of parking with very clean facilities so as I approached the exit I engaged the jake brake and throttled down and made my way to the truck parking area. It turned out to be a great choice it wasn't crowded during my visit making entering and exiting easy peasy...

Valerie was super helpful and very friendly like the name is! She really helped us out today…read moregetting a ride and went above and beyond to see the trip through!

A big Thank you to Valerie!! for her quick assistance, in getting my son 60 mile to his…read more appointment, when we had no other way and she made it happen! I recommend this cab service and give them 5 STARS. For the quick response and excellent service.

I had planned a side trip out to see some waterfalls and stop at this visitor center and I was not…read moredisappointed! I walked in and immediately saw local artisan items that made me oh and ahhh. AND break open my wallet!!! They had some fantastic pottery- and I snagged a bowl (I wanted 4) and a large soup mug. I also wanted a platter too... lol. They also had stunning wooden serving boards, plenty of t-shirts, hats, magnets, patches, books and even an early Christmas display. John grabbed a map, we all checked out the museum/information room too! We headed next door to the museum and then onto the Cherokee National Forest, Ball River Falls and Baby Falls! We even kept on driving all the way to NC- just because! Enjoyed the Tellico River thoroughly! All thanks to great info from this visitor center!

This was nice stop, informative and refreshing, before heading onto the Cherohala Skyway. Clean…read morebathrooms, to boot. There's also an easy geocache hidden here, if it's one of your hobbies.

My husband is obsessed with trains, so when you vacation in Chattanooga- trains seem to be infused…read moreinto the vacation time! If the all day trip had been available- we would have done that too! The Hiawassee River loop was fantastic. You arrive in a field and park and wait for the train to arrive, seems kinda odd- but I'm guessing it saves the small town a lot of hassle. John went all in and got the dome car, upper deck seating- which means glass curved windows and glass dome ceiling. Panoramic views. We were car five- back of the bus. Our all in tickets also gave us snacks, snacks and more snacks- and soda, water, coffee and hot chocolate. We boarded and had about 30 minutes till departure and familiarized ourselves with the brochure, got some (you guessed it) snacks and found restrooms. Then the train horns sounded and we were OFF! I was excited to go through the small town of Reliance- where my sister's family has property and I vacationed with her years ago and white water kayaked on the Hiawassee River! We even passed the rafting outpost! We chugged along, the tracks following the river, saw a couple water falls cascading down rock faces, plenty of foliage (although the storm had downed most of the leaves) and just fantastic views. I took entirely too many photos. There was also the great opportunity to peek out the vestibule windows!!! AKA Selfie hanging out the window of a train kinda like a happy puppy! And- there were 2 next to each other- which provided an excellent photo op with John! Grinning like felons! The tour included plenty of local history and interesting railroad facts. Plus all the information on each of the 5 passenger cars. The loop has railroad trestle that we go under and then on and the same railroad track runs parallel to itself for about a 1/4 mile as it goes around the mountain and up. Once at the top, the engine unhooks and goes on a side track to rehook to train car #5 and just like, we were at the front of the train! While the engine is moving- our seats were flipped to face the correct direction. Very cool! Same scenery on the way back, naturally. We even were treated some good ole fashioned pickin~ bluegrass treat, a banjo playing conductor! I simply cannot recommend them enough!!! If you are planning a trip- please include them in your adventures!