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Bathroom in Room 4 - Delightful whirlpool tub for two with rain shower. A small ledge around the room provides a perfect spot for the candles--provided by the inn.
Bathroom in Room 4 - Delightful whirlpool tub for two with rain shower. A small ledge around the room provides a perfect spot for the candles--provided by the inn.
 

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Prospect Hill Bed & Breakfast Bed and Breakfast
Prospect Hill Bed & Breakfast, Mountain City, TN - Inn
Prospect Hill Bed & Breakfast
801 West Main Street
Highway 67
Mountain City, TN 37683
USA
Phone: +1-423-727-0139
Fax: +1-423-727-6979
Toll-free: +1-800-339-5084
Innkeeper(s)
Judy & Robert Hotchkiss
Rates:
$99 - $235
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A Cottage in the Woods--our 3BR/2BA house on 30 acres just minute from the Virginia Creeper Trail with hiking on the property. (Not adjacent to the B&B inn.) Kids and dogs welcome. The cottage is a full size, 1300 sq.ft. house with full kitchen, including microwave, two modern baths, sizable living room/dining combo, deck and all that wonderful nature just outside the door. Sleeps up to 7. All linens, dishes, everything you need provided. Bring your food. Great activities just a short drive away. $125/night plus $25/person, child or dog. Two night min. required.Viewed from the inn about 6:30 a.m..... Tennessee's first sunrise over Forge Mountain. Stunning.
Room 4 - Justin's Hideaway where there's privacy and a large fireplace and whirlpool tub with a rain shower just for the two of you. Queen bed and a lovely new green color scheme.When it's time to getaway...when it's time to relax...our whirlpool tubs are all sized for the two of you. Pictured in the extra-deluxe bathroom in Rose/Romance Room #2. ALL our guest rooms include candles, snacks, robes for your use, TV, free wireless, a phone line, central heat and air with individual controls and really great privacy and probably the largest guest rooms in the region where NC, VA and Tennessee come together.
We offer elopements for two and weddings with many guests (in our new Pavilion Room and wedding garden). We make weddings easy with our Ten Question Method. Make 10 decisions and let us do the rest. Elopement coordination and facility fee $100 plus minister and license fees. For larger groups: Enjoy the Mountain Pavilion Room rental from $100/hour. Beautiful space and many extras included. Weekend rental (5 rooms + wedding space) $2600-$3300.Room 5-your own balcony with three-state view. (Smoking permitted on balcony). Queen bed, large room and gas log stove. Bath is quite large with a large (new) shower and our antique claw tub for soaking. Cable TV, robes, candles, bubble bath, ceiling fan, central heat/air. Very relaxing without a taxing price tag.
Bathroom in Room 4 - Delightful whirlpool tub for two with rain shower. A small ledge around the room provides a perfect spot for the candles--provided by the inn.Room 2 decked out in "extra candles" for a very special proposal--yes, she said "yes." Romance and great privacy is one reason why guests choose Prospect Hill.
As you turn off the highway, this is what you see in summer.Choose and Cut your own fraser fir Christmas tree. "The season" begins right after the first frost--usually the first weekend in November. The busiest time is the weekend after Thanksgiving. Plan to get your wonderful live, fresh tree now. Families may wish to rent A Cottage in the Woods (2-night minimum). You may bring your dog to the cottage AND to the tree cutting. And why does that man have a white stick? To tell how tall the tree is (so it will fit in your house!!)