Wonderful upscale resort nestled in the Great Smokey Mountains. The amenities are superb and the…read morefood at their restaurant is delicious! The hotel is GORGEOUS and styled so well. Upon our arrival we were greeted by friendly staff that helped us check in and arranged to have our baggage taken up to our room. They do offer valet parking and complementary self parking. They have an indoor pool, outdoor pool, fire pits, arcade, gym, spa, and even complementary s'mores in the evening. The service and staff were all wonderful! You get free preferred parking at Dollywood and timesavers for everyone in your party. 5/5 Star experience - we will 100% stay here next time we are in the area.

This review is all about the SPA!!!…read more Can a husky, bald, 56 y/o man get a massage?? HELL YEAH!!! Wife and I did a couples massage (a first) since we were looking for couples opportunities. And this didn't disappoint. It was very relaxing and both wife and I felt very comfortable. I did apologize for my feet (I have gravel grippers) but they trooped on. The therapists were engaging as to what we'd like (I asked to kneaded like a bad pillow, and wife was less needy). But they adjusted accordingly and we were very appreciative It can be pricey (we had a resort discount though), but this is well worth the cost. It's okay to be a dude and get massaged with eucalyptus-coconut oils. I will not judge you.

Rooms were clean. The staff members were very friendly. The pool was ice cold but the kids loved…read morethe waterpark area.

This was the perfect spot for a weekend getaway for our young kids…read more The first day was super packed, so I'm going to guess this place does get pretty busy, but most of the time it was pretty dead. Note there are no in room coffee makers or microwaves. We brought our own coffee maker, but the microwave was all the way down the hallway which was inconvenient. Overall, you get what you pay for, and this place is definitely worth the money!

We had the most amazing stay this week. Check-in was amazing. The resort was clean, parking was…read moreeasy. We had everything we needed in our home away from home. Comfortable bed, full kitchen, walking shower with dual shower-heads, fireplace, balcony... spoiled! I spend time at the lazy river each day. If you're looking for a chill resort, with scenic river views, this is your place.

I decided to take a solo trip to the Smoky Mountains for a relaxing weekend. First time in the…read morePigeon Forge area and was completely over stimulated with all of the attractions and options for adventures! My oh my! Driving onto the property of the resort immediately put me at ease. The resort is located in a central area to all the activities, while being tucked in between a river and a golf course. The check-in was simple and pleasant with warm cookies and coffee waiting on your arrival. This is an ideal resort for solo, couples and/or a family. The options of having access to a lazy river on the grounds along with an indoor pool is great! The condo was wonderful, with the softest linen and a nice spacious bedroom. There is a full kitchen with full size stainless steel appliances. The full living room leads out to a nice cozy patio overlooking the bubbling river and beautiful ducks. This by far is one of the nicest resorts with a complete spa providing all self care services. I would definitely stay here again.

Hello from Gatlinburg! I do Vlogs Daily here on YouTube TikTok IG Facebook The Gatlinburg Hussey…read moreand I was invited to a party here and we had a blast! I highly recommend having parties here!

If you plan on walking everywhere, stay here! It's the perfect location to walk downtown and to go…read moreto Anakeesta. If you need to get out of the parking lot, leave REALLY EARLY. It's a nightmare to get out. They block off a gazillion spots for valet parking which is quite annoying. Our room was nice and had no issues. We didn't use the pool so cannot comment on that. Their gym is super tiny with very little equipment so we didn't workout the days we were there except to run outside. We went to have a drink in the bar one night after coming back to the hotel. The bartender (Samantha) looked at some guy at the bar when we sat down and said "what time is it?" We felt unwanted and rushed so we paid for Our drinks and immediately left. That put a very sour taste in my mouth. When you check in, look for ROBBIE. She is so sweet and gives you lots of information.

Very spacious house to rent. The kitchen was amazing lots of dining room area for the entire…read morefamily. Lots of amazing balcony to see all of the valley. Lots of parking. The only downfall is they should invest in mattress covers on the mattresses. Cause when we get ready to leave the mattresses are full of undesirable spots..

We've been staying with Outrageous Cabind for over 20 years (before it was Outrageous.) This was…read morewhere we spent our honeymoon (well Gburg actually - in an old run down cabin that wasn't theirs). I don't even know if this place was around then. That was 41 years ago but we spent time up here for our 40th anniversary this year - using them exclusively since we found them about 20 years ago. I think the ownership went thru change since we've been coming here but we exclusively and use them at least 3-4 times a year. Their special for last minute trips is incredible. After 20 years, 3-4 times a year (so we've stayed in most of them), each one has always been clean as a whistle. We have figured that we have stayed with them over 60 trips. At least. We've never stayed with anyone else the past 20 years! Our favorite place is at the top of the mountain at the water tower. However three of the four we always stayed at and liked the best, all but one was burned down in the Gatlinburg Fire of 2016. It burned down to their concrete footprint. They finally got one of them rebuilt and just opened back up so we are leaving Friday to go there. It's at the very top of the mountain and you can see for miles and miles. Yet it is only 5 min from the Parkway, behind Dollywood. You would think a cabin on the to of the mountain with its incredible view would be miles from the Parkway but it's only a short 5-8 minutes. I can never praise their staff enough. They are awesome people to work with. Some of our favorite restaurants we never miss are the Applewood for bfast, Guy Fieri's restaurant and arcade ( this is awesome and relatively new and great to go because there is a Crumbl and Ice Cream shop next door that are for that sweet tooth we always seem to get worse up there), Chop House, Cherokee Grill (Gburg), Ogles Farmers Kitchen ( I think this is the name. It right close to going in for Applewood. We've just recently found this and have been multiple times), The Pottery Barn Cafe is usually our first place we hit coming into town. There is also Paula Deens, Chop House, and Johnny Carino's. This is just for starters. Stay here and you won't regret it!!!

Bar / restaurant very good. Food was excellent. Very friendly staff.Coffee and cookies in the…read morelobby. Room s nice and clean. very nice communal space

Do not go to breakfast buffet!!!!!!! Prepared food was cold!! No working toaster! Coffee was bad !…read moreNOT Worth $ 24.00 per person. Buy breakfast food from krogers!!!!!!!

Great location on the island surrounded by shops, restaurants, and other activities. It's also a…read more12-20 minute drive to Dollywood and 20 minutes or so to activities in Gatlinburg. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Every interaction was genuinely friendly, fun, and welcoming. The rooms are a good size with an indoor fireplace that adds a nice touch and large bathrooms. They have outdoor balconies overlooking the shopping area or river - which was great for seeing nature (geese, beavers, herons). Facilities are nice with a good sized gym and large rooftop pool and hot tub overlooking the Ferris wheel. The roof has plenty of lounge chairs and the chill bar with great staff that will bring your orders (food included) to your chair. The hotel is pet-friendly and has an indoor fireplace-house restaurant and bar (Fins) with an outdoor patio. It also has an onsite Starbucks. While pricey, the amenities, room size, great staff, and location made it worth it! We've already started talking about our next visit!

Head to Gatlinburg and stay at the Margaritaville Resort…read more This hotel has seen better days. We had a basic room with two queens overlooking the creek. The bathroom had a vent with tons of rust, the paint was chipped all over the walls. Beat up and scuffed furniture. The patios were sad and depressing. The patio door was broken and did not lock. The view is "sad creek with creepy parking lot." The hotel also gives a complimentary margarita coupon to guests. We do not drink alcohol. When I went to the bar I asked the manager if we could trade it in for a non-alcoholic margarita or NA beer and they said no, only alcoholic margaritas. How ridiculous! Not even a freaking mocktail margarita! After staying at the Gatlinburg resort property this was a huge let down. We have since learned they are two different franchise owners. Suffice to say, we were going to stay two nights. We paid for two and after one night we left and booked a room at the Gatlinburg location instead. That's how bad it was.

It's almost a resort! You can make a whole vacation on the property for a few days. The indoor…read moreoutdoor pool, lazy river, and courtyard spaces were great! And there's a ton more to do within an easy walk of the place. We stayed on points and got a bon Voy suite night upgrade even on a very busy Friday night. Our king suite was great with a nice separated room and a living room and bedroom balcony. Everyone was very nice and everything very clean. I can't wait to go back!

Was not happy with the courtyard Marriott. Temp in room was hard to maintain as thermostat was…read moredisabled and only control on the ptac itself. They love to do the laundry at all hours of the night. Stay far from room 204 unless you want to hear the main laundry room during you whole stay. House keeping loves ro never refill all your towels one night it will be 2 another night 3 out of 6 night we got lucky with 4 only after we leave a huge note to leave 4 towels....

My girlfriend is obsessed with all things Christmas, so for her birthday this year we booked a stay…read moreat The Inn at Christmas Place in Pigeon Forge. I went in hopeful and we left completely convinced. This place didn't just meet expectations, it blew straight through them. The Inn is Christmas 24/7, 365 days a year, and somehow it never feels cheesy or forced which is kinda the magic here. What could easily have been a kitschy, Vegas-style Pigeon Forge gimmick is elevated into something genuinely special by the level of service and attention to detail. From the moment you check in, you realize this isn't just a theme -- it's a fully realized experience tucked into the Appalachian Mountains. The service alone deserves serious recognition. Every interaction felt intentional, warm, and unhurried. Staff members weren't just polite, they were present, attentive without hovering, joyful without being performative. If Michelin gave Key Awards for hotels here, this place would be a lock based on service alone. Then there's the feeling of it all. Staying here feels like waking up on Christmas morning at your grandmother's house.. that safe, cozy, nostalgic joy where nothing is rushed and everything is allowed to be wonderful. You can roam the hotel in your pajamas, and no one looks at you twice. It's not weird, it's encouraged. You just roll out of bed, head downstairs for biscuits and gravy, hang out with Santa, drink your body weight in hot apple cider, and let every worry slowly melt away. The outdoor hot tub seriously sealed the deal for me. Steam rising into the mountain air, lights glowing, Christmas music softly humming in the background.. it's the kind of moment that makes you forget what day it is, what month it is, and why you ever let yourself get stressed in the first place. This is easily one of the best hotels I've ever stayed in, and not just because of the theme. The Inn at Christmas Place succeeds because it understands something simple and rare: atmosphere means nothing without genuine hospitality. Here, you get both in abundance. If you love Christmas, travel, or just the idea of feeling like a kid again, this is an easy recommendation. Not just for the holidays, but any time of year you need a reminder of how good it feels to slow down, be cozy, and let yourself enjoy something unapologetically joyful.

If you love Christmas this is the place to stay! Well kept hotel and the staff are very friendly…read more The decor is beautiful and the pool is idyllic. Free breakfast, daily Santa meet and greets, Santa in concert a few nights a week and a beautiful pool, so much to enjoy and the holiday spirit is contagious.

Great service and misleading sales presentation…read more The resort and resort staff were excellent. During our last day there we had a sales lady come to our room and tried to arrange a sales meeting to get our of our Bluegreen contract. She said that getting out of that contract would be no problem. We bought based on this promise and still trying to get out of our Bluegreen contract. Be very leery of buying from this firm.

Tree Tops Time…read moreShares remain controversial; we own six annual weeks, and have the tools to dispose of ownership, and this is an advantage. Caveat - always purchase on the Secondary Market; presentations are ok to achieve lay of the land, but Never purchase from a developer. We wisely purchased our first vacation club in 1972, and have enjoyed the annual luxury travel every years since. Sales people will argue the benefit of timeshare exchanges - Interval International is superior to RCI; however, these exchange clubs always involve extra fees. Interval International has taken us to nearly all Marriott Vacation Club properties in the US, and we have exchanged abroad. Marriott Bonvoy is excellent for overseas hotel stays. Caveat: Always purchase in desirable locations that one will visit annually. We currently own four Atlantic Ocean Front Marriott Vacation Club properties and two Mountain properties. And this ownership leaves plenty of spring and fall time for 3-4 weeks of international travel. We always visit Smokies in spring; fall is delightful, but way too many leaf peepers. In 2025, Tree Tops improvements include new carpet and furniture, all important WIFI is now up-to-date, and TV service - Spectrum is great improved. Our Saturday check-in follows in-town dining and includes a pool and hot tub visit. Mountains or beach? Not applicable for us, we do both....