My partner & I spent a night here during the leaf change this year.. I know, already sounding magical!! lol. We were in town for a wedding, and I happened upon this lovely place by pure luck, after searching for vacancy in any hotel nearby. Well, we ended up finding the greatest spot of them all. The Walker Inn is a historic building as it was built long ago in the 19th century, run by the Walker family as an Inn since 1840. This place is an absolutely incredible find. Our evening began with driving along a scenic route through mountains to get to the inn. Once we arrived, we were greeted so kindly by the owner & host Jessica, who took us on a tour through the beautifully decorated and lovingly maintained inn, showing us all the amenities granted to us & giving us the details on the history of the building. We made it to our room to find a warm & cozy place where we felt like we fit right in. All bathroom items are provided down to even a toothbrush and paste. It wasn't cold quite yet, but the room came with portable heaters, an abundance of blankets & towels, etc. We had a great, deep rest that night. The mountain air & peaceful scape left us fully refreshed in the morning, where we woke up just in time for the breakfast call! At 8:00am Jessica and her husband Phil were steady at work in the kitchen, whipping up a full breakfast of eggs, meats & delectable pumpkin pancakes. The table was adorned with fresh fruit, fresh hot coffee, cream & sugar cubes! Along the perimeters of the dining room were tables covered in assortments of treats & fresh juice (including apple cider!). We loved sitting at the dining table with the other guests, having light hearted conversation about our travels. After breakfast it was time to be on our way, as all the other guests had left in a hurry to continue their journey. Feeling attached to environment, we couldn't bear to leave just yet! We wondered the property taking in all the views, when Jessica eventually joined us and offered to show us her other rooms available to stay in & further educated us on the amazing history of the buildings. We were headed out then, hoping to see a waterfall on our way back into town, and Phil chimed in to give us the inside scoop on the best waterfall in the area and provided directions to a route that would eventually show us even more amazing angles of beautiful Cherokee County. All in all, I could not have dreamed a better experience for our getaway. We are so grateful to have stayed here, & most certainly will be back again someday. If you're reading this, YES this is the place to go!! and be sure to check out their book on the building. It can be found in the study & is available for purchase! read more