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Our top choices for Appalachian Mountains chalets

Motel & Chalets l'Acadien sur mer

Petit-Rocher

Michelle

includes taxes & fees

15 Jul - 16 Jul

Fireflies and Moonshine

Gatlinburg

Michael

includes taxes & fees

15 Jul - 16 Jul

Huttopia Sutton

Sutton

Jonathan

includes taxes & fees

15 Jul - 16 Jul

Smokies Sanctuary

Sevierville

includes taxes & fees

16 Jul - 17 Jul

HotTub and 200Mbps WiFi; work from home paradise, Wonderful Belleayre Cabin

Fleischmanns

jesse u.

includes taxes & fees

22 Jul - 23 Jul

Hocking Hills Naturescape ~ Fast Wifi ~ Hot Tub ~ Close to the Caves, Trails

South Bloomingville

Ralph H.

includes taxes & fees

15 Jul - 16 Jul

Creekside Chalet

swain

Emma

includes taxes & fees

15 Jul - 16 Jul

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Towamensing Trails

Maria

includes taxes & fees

27 Jul - 28 Jul

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Top Appalachian Mountains Hotel Reviews

Sonesta Select Chattanooga Hamilton Place

8/10 Good

"Muy buen servicio"

The Park Vista - a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel - Gatlinburg

8/10 Good

"Hotel views were great, the hotel is kind of old and may need some updating but overall was great for the price. The breakfast was good, had variety and everything was fresh. The pool water didn’t look too clean but it looked nice, kind of small so more for small kids so my teen kids didn’t use it. The trolley was convenient but crowded so we only used it once."

Harrah's Cherokee – A Caesars Rewards Destination

10/10 Excellent

"We needed a couple of days away from home, and Harrah's sounded like the right choice. And that it was. Only a 2-hour drive through beautiful mountains and forests, the sprawling landscape of Harrah's was its own marvel. The first day/evening we were there, we walked miles to familiarize ourselves with the locations of the casino, restaurants, shops, bowling and other games, spas and other stuff. We ate at Guy Fieri's restaurant and were served the delicious meal we were hoping to score. Our accomodations were very comfortable. We slept well on the comfy mattress and pillows, the spacious bathroom was well outfitted, we had a great breakfast at the Selu Cafe, and after losing for a while at the Casino, we decided to find the pools. It was a beautiful day, so after we walked the river walk, we opted for the outdoor pool, which was maybe 5 ft. deep. But it was hot, the water felt great and we were able to bask in the sun. We even had a poolside cocktail before we left the area. In the evening, we had another fine dinner at the Soco Smokehouse, did a little more gambling, watched a little tv and went to bed. The only negatives we can site were the elevator hallways, where a little trash was accumulating on the floor and in the elevators, and it was still there the next day. We also felt that the check-in process seemed lengthy, but we arrived at a busy time. We left the next morning, very satisfied with our mini vacay and feeling like we'd really been away."

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