Perfect getaway nestle in the beautiful smokey mountains in Maggie valley,nc…read more You will be awoken in the morning to the sounds of birds chirping and the soothing sounds of a near by waterfall a creek. The ambience is cozy and one of a kind you will feel write at home. Also this is a perfect place to have a wedding with its breathtaking surroundings.

We eloped at this place a little over a year ago and while our wedding was great there were some…read moredetails that could have been overseen with a little more attentiveness. We chose Timberwolf Creek based on reviews and maybe we just caught them at a bad time but they dropped the ball on our very few special requests. My wife the professional gardener specifically asked for no roses in her bouquet and sure enough it showed up with roses in it. We also never received the specially requested bacon in our $50 breakfast. We were given the impression that for the wedding it would be our day and a relaxed feel. When it came closer to the time to get married my wife was told to rush to get ready. She did rush and never received the manicure that we paid extra for to have done at the cabin. While walking me out to the spot we were getting married the owner was overheard saying "I should be leaving in 5 minutes." When we tried to address these issues with the owner after our honeymoon we were accused of trying to "re-fill" our bank accounts. Not very professional.

Our recent, first time stay at Carolina Country Inn was great. This charming 50s style motel was a…read morewonderful experience for us and our friends. The landscaping and outdoor atmosphere was exceptional. The king room we had was very clean and the bed comfortable. I can't say enough nice things about the innkeeper. Such a pleasant and personable young man! We highly recommend Carolina Country Inn for your next Burnsville stay.

A very nice motel that is well maintained. The landscaping is exceptional and rooms are very nice…read more Personnel are very friendly and helpful. Only negative s that the office is not handicap friendly. You have to go up a couple of steps. It is near several restaurants.

We stayed in a cabin and it was very clean and nice. Even had a dish washer. Had cups plates mugs…read morefor coffee and silverware and cooking utensils. Had bath towels and washclothes too. Ceiling fans. Only con I had was water pressure in the shower not so good, oh and dont buy the wood for fire there as it is damp. We went up the street to a gas station were they store the firewood inside and wallah it started. Earl if youre reading this dont sell damp firewood to folks. Over all very very nice campground. River is nearby to get your feet wet and open field for kids to play and gas grill with coverage there and plenty of picnic tables scattered throughout the grounds. Right down the street in one minute I highly reccomend Rapid Expeditions.

Mountain Bliss Cabin absolutely lives up to its name! We went here on spur of the moment weekend…read moretrip and it was amazing, I am a amatuer photogrpahy and there are so many breathtaking views of the Smoky Mountains, this is more the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the area. The location is remote enough to get away from the stree and noise of the City but close enough for convenient day trips to Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. The cabin has AMAZING Views and plenty of space for family members to spread out. if you are bring a group. The photos show that many renovations and upgrades have been made at this property to ensure a delightful and relaxing stay. We will be back, I recemmend this place without question.

We had stayed here 7 years ago and found it quaint, pleasant although a little dated. The owners…read morewere a charming couple who loved animals and really went out of their way to make it an animal friendly, they even watched our dogs for us so we could go out to dinner. The new owner is a nice gentleman but he has put nothing into the place. Our room was clean but the overall condition was deteriorated. The white vertical blinds were broken and brittle with some repaired with black electrical tape. The closet door was broken and laying against the wall. The water pressure was very low so a shower was not possible and there was also no soap. The mattress was hard as a brick. They still allow pets but have a long list of "fines" that may be added to your credit card. Since the place was constructed in the 50's or 60's, there are no extra outlets to plug in any of your devices. Basic cable with volume limit on tv made it hard to hear over the window unit AC. It was a busy weekend in Maggie and most rooms were booked This place was mostly vacant. It was sad to see how much it had gone down over the years.

Randomly chose this "motel" as an impromptu weekend getaway. The biggest selling points were the…read moreprice, the kitchen, and the claim of "pet-friendly". The kitchen was serviceable, however, we chose to utilize the included gas grills for the two meals we cooked onsite. It included a small oven, with a range, a microwave, a sink, and most basic cookware/utensils (including a basic "twist-in-pull-out corkscrew) We stayed in the "Mountain Haven" one bedroom cottage. The room was very clean, the bedding consisted of a sheet (clean), a plush throw, and a "country" quilt. All in all it was very comfortable. The true claim to fame of this establishment is that "pet friendly" may be the corner stone of the business model.The proprietress offers complimentary dog sitting, should you want to leave the dog, as well as poop bags, piddle pads, furniture covers, and a generous hand with the treats. The owners, a husband and wife who, between the two of them, do literally everything, seemed always willing to do anything to make our stay more comfortable (including a well built fire in the outdoor fire pit and enough wood to keep it burning for hours). One thing of note, upon checking in we spent almost an hour talking to the proprietress. Part of this may be because we had our dog with us and she "likes to make sure the dogs are comfortable if we decided to use the dog sitting service." Both my gf and I found her to be delightful, fun to talk to and full of interesting stories and facts about gardening. I do mention this, however, because both of the owners are willing to talk for a spell, and the wrong kind of person may not be interested in spending the time to hear it.

My in-laws have their camper at Springbrook Cottages for a month and a half. It's a short drive…read morefrom their home in Mars Hill. Springbrook Cottages has five 50 amp full hookup RV sites, and we rented one for the weekend to visit my wife's parents. We were impressed. The campground area is right on Spring Creek, great for wading or trout fishing. The campsites are good sized and not very densely packed. And the pricing was very reasonable. The management is friendly and a pleasure to deal with. This is one of the few places we have camped where we weren't handed a list of rules upon arrival. Bridge Street, the main drag through Hot Springs is about two blocks away, and there are many shopping and dining options there.

I have stayed in several of the cottages and they have all been clean, comfortable, and affordable…read more The location is incredible because it is near all of the restaurants and stores in town, and it is in walking distance to the hot springs. I also love that the units have a porch that looks out on the creek. It is very near the train tracks, but that has never impacted my stay here. The owner does smoke in her office, which is also her home, but the units are smoke free, and she is very nice and always accommodating.

This whimsical retreat is a three-story, stone covered, storybook castle in the woods about 20…read moremiles north of Asheville, North Carolina. It is built into the hillside, so the second floor is the main entrance. Downstairs is the kitchen and living area with a delightful patio. The second floor has a large bedroom, bathroom and its own patio. The third floor is a loft with beautiful, wood-carved, queen-size bunk beds and foosball - the perfect place to stash the kids if you couldn't get away without them! The retreat is an ideal way to be "off the grid" for a weekend or full week of personal reflection, romance, fun with friends or a family retreat, but off the grid is an option since the cottage is wired with internet and satellite television. The decorator must have a great sense of humor. It is sophisticated enough to satisfy the most discriminating, but there are stuffed animals displayed like hunting trophies and peering out from cubbies. The road to the retreat is gravel covered and steep in spots. I can imagine it would require four-wheel-drive in the winter and you wouldn't want to drive a ground-hugging Ferrari at any time of the year. That ruggedness helps keep the riff-raff out to provide an incredibly quiet experience. (If your Yelp shows the Google map to the retreat location, you can see by the twisting, winding roads how far off the beaten track this respite is located!) Beefy's Retreat provides an enjoyable stay and a great chance to let your inner Maid Marian and Robin Hood run free!

We just returned from our North Carolina vacation. We experienced several highlights,but this…read more little "micro castle" , as they call it ,was the most unique. It is near Asheville but really out by itself so you feel privacy and accessibility. This is not roughing it. My Lord, they even had an Ipod Dock (which I had no idea existed) It would be a good idea if you go to bring an ATV, plenty of places to roam on the road. It is also a great place to ride bikes,hike all that stuff. We saw a ski resort at the bottom of the hill but the kids seemed to be taking the chair lift up carrying their bicycles Oh and the critter are abundant but fortunately the cute little hot tub is privately fenced. The place is small but has lots of beds. We are a couple and it was perfect small and very unique like a storybook tower in levels. We especially liked the Gratitude Tree, where we were encouraged to hang a message of what we were thankful for on this tree in the woods just outside the cabin. If you have a large family and want to spread out this may not be the place but I will be back for a hunting trip Also not easy to find but the directions were great, also back there the gravel road is king, that may require a 4WD in snow but we were there just at beginning of the leaf season which was awesome. The Asheville area was quite a pleasant surprise they call it the Paris of the South but this isn't supposed to be about that huh? Bring Food and Spirits with you. Nearest store is like 15 mins away. Quiet YES!!!

I cannot rave more about this place! At the same or even cheaper rate than a standard room at a…read moreroadside hotel, we stayed at Hickory Nut Lodge at the top of a mountain right outside Asheville, NC. We enjoyed all the benefits of being by the city while enjoying the feel of being in a natural setting. We had neighbors next door, but it still felt somewhat secluded up a gravel road. Gorgeous mountain view with everything you'd need plus a hot tub and remote controlled fire place. Fell in love with the place and with each other again after 25 years! Never wanted to leave!

This company is a bait and switch operation. Their first correspondence was that they were…read moregenerating an invoice for us to pay and lock in our rental. The next correspondence was that is was unavailable but they did have another which turned out to be $350 more. When I inquired as to why it was available initially but then magically not, they never answered my question. DO NOT BOOK WITH THEM !