Townsend Hotel Guide - The Little River Railroad and Lumber Company Museum hotels in Townsend, United States of America.

"Great people, Great Service and a Clean place to stay."

"Staff was awesome, the room was new and clean. Loved the location to the Great Smoky Mnt National Park."

"Room was a bit out dated. Beds were clean and ok. The girl at the front desk was great. Very friendly and helpful. We did not stay for breakfast as we left early in the morning."

"Didn’t understand the layout of the property in the check-in experience was a little difficult. However, easy to text customer service and they replied right away. Breakfast was great views were incredible. A lot of the photos are from the observation deck and not actually out of the room so it’s a little misleading. Hair dryer on its last leg, king bed needed to be fixed by me. The supports underneath were broken."

"Highly recommend this place. It was cozy, quite, and very clean. It has everything you could need. We will definitely be coming back."

"This cabin was a treasure! Very quiet with a beautiful porch view of the mountains. It’s just minutes from the Tuckaleechee Caverns. Townsend is a fun town. The cabin is close to the park. We loved it!"

"Staff was very friendly and helpful. Room was clean. Bathroom is really small and no electrical outlet or exhaust fan that I could find. This was to be expected as this is an older hotel. Location was great though and had sitting area in front of hotel outside. Overall very good experience"

"My husband and I absolutely loved our stay at the Red Door Cabin! It was well kept and super clean! Our stay was so cozy and private, i coul"

"Location is the best part. Hearing the babble of the river and wildlife was great. It is located walking distance to Peaceful Side Social and IGA. Company Distilling and entrance to GSMNP are minutes away by car. Place was mostly clean and well appointed inside. Needs improvement: Infestation of carpenter bees, which were buzzing around by the dozens and raining sawdust on us (and all the furniture) anytime we were on the balcony."