An authentic 1930's Smoky Mountain Lodge. Located in Gatlinburg, two blocks from the Parkway at light #2. Two blocks from the trolly, or an easy walk downtown. Nestled on a wooded hillside, overlooking the Little Pigeon River. Intimate enough for a honeymoon, large enough for your group, wedding party, or family reunion. Free Wi-Fi

Your host, Louise and Darrell Johnson, will make every attempt to insure that your stay is as enjoyable as possible. We want your vacation to be a special event that you will long remember. Starting with a spacious room, a large comfortable bed, and a satisfying country breakfast. Take advantage of the local entertainment including trophy fishing, mountain hiking, horseback riding, a trap/skeet shotgun range, quarter mile dirt raceway, and the famous Tail of the Dragon and Cherohala Skyway. At days end come back, take off your shoes and enjoy all the comforts of home.

Award winning gardens & 3yrs in a row "Best Scenic View From a B&B in the United States", romantic Gracehill is the highest home in the county w/a 360 degree view of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Voted in 2010 "Best B&B in east TN," Your privacy is second only to the view. In the middle of a triangle formed by Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and Townsend, we are only minutes from all three. In Townsend you have the natural beauty and serenity of the Cades Cove entrance to the National Park. Hiking, biking, hiking, fly-fishing, tubing, caving, auto touring, spend a day at leisure and feel you have stepped back in time. Gracehill is also eleven miles from a "shop till you drop" experience in Pigeon Forge. Music theaters, outlet malls, and Dollywood are but 20 minutes away. Take a little-used entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and drive gorgeous River Road to Gatlinburg less than 15 miles away. Fine restaurants, shopping, the aquarium, the arts and crafts community, and Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail are the best Gatlinburg has to offer. Breakfast is a three-course candlelight elegant affair. We use different menus, china, crystal and flower arrangements everyday. We start off with choices of beverages, a pastry, a fresh fruit, and a wide variety of main courses. This can be served on the main veranda, the formal dining room, the morning room, or the back garden patio area next to a waterfall. A beautiful sunrise, an elegant breakfast, a day spent doing nothing or everything and the romance of watching the sun go down over the mountain ranges of the Great Smokies. An intimate setting in a place of grandeur.

We are an adult-only, modern getaway featuring 6 unique guesthouses on 900 acres.

Escape the traffic and congestion. Avoid the crowds and noise. Sit back, relax, enjoy the quiet.

Historic Smoky Mountain Inn, near Gatlinburg

Enjoy the tranquil relaxing breeze from our porches with a view of the smoky mountains that will take your breath away. You will not believe we are minutes from Shopping outlets, Theatres and Gatlinburg. We offer 12 spacious bedrooms and one Honeymoon Suite, each with a private bath and many with whirlpool baths and fireplaces. Spacious decks with rocking chairs and spectacular views of surrounding mountains and the countryside. Every morning at Berry Springs Lodge you will awake with an aroma of an enticing bountiful country breakfast. We're the perfect place for a getaway. Enjoy cool breezes in the summer. Snuggle under our comforters in the cool weather. Intimate enough for a honeymoon yet able to accommodate parties fo up to 50 people for family gatherings, wedding receptions, church retreats, even corporate gatherings. Berry Springs Lodge is dedicated to completely satisfying all guests who enter its doors and to provide and experience that will last a life time.

Scottish themed Inn, minutes from Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Do you remember when Gatlinburg was a quaint, quiet little place? The driveway turns left off Grassy Branch Road and the signs welcome you. The pleasant half-mile drive to the top that winds past meadows and other homesteads doesn't prepare you for the view that awaits after the last turn. At the top of the mountain, the breath-taking panorama that stretches from Greenbriar Pinnacle to Mt. Harrison--with the majestic Mt. LeConte in the middle--greets the visitor. And the Inn has three wrap-around porches from which you can enjoy the majestic views. The Hippensteal Mountain View Inn is an eleven-bedroom bed and breakfast designed, built, and decorated by Vern and Lisa Hippensteal. The large porches invite you to come and relax in the rocking chairs under ceiling fans to watch the Great Smoky Mountains as they change minute by minute. Inside, the black and white tiled floor of the lobby, comfortable wicker furniture, and ambient lighting make the visitor feel he or she has stepped into the past. The large stone fireplace compels one to sit and relax. The breakfast room is elegantly decorated with marble-top tables, wicker chairs, and fine linen and is situated so guests can dine while watching the clouds dance across the mountains or the flames in the great stone fireplace. The kitchen is spacious and during the morning hours the aroma of breakfast fills the Inn. The Hippensteals are famous for their breakfast, which includes dishes like sausage pie, cheese souffle, homemade bread cheese melts, and sausage pinwheels. Lisa's fresh apple-raisin breads and pumpkin-chocolate breads are wonderful.