Hotels in Gatlinburg

Gatlinburg

Guests rave about the multi-head showers and the spot directly across from Anakeesta, where you can walk to downtown attractions or hop the free trolley. Spacious, modern rooms, a spa, a pool slide, and on-site dining suit couples and families with older kids, though light sleepers may find the Parkway busy and some beds firm.

Gatlinburg

Guests often say the two-bedroom units feel bigger than the photos suggest, and many have a fireplace and a view of the creek. Tree Tops Resort sits on a quiet hillside just off the main drag. It suits families and couples who want an indoor pool, a jacuzzi and easy reach of both Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge.

Gatlinburg

Guests keep mentioning the river-view balconies and carpet-free rooms, some with jacuzzi tubs and fireplaces, just one block off the Parkway. It suits couples and families who want to walk to Gatlinburg's attractions and reach the national park easily. Light sleepers should ask for a room away from the elevator.

Gatlinburg

Guests rave about the homemade bread at the free hot breakfast, the evening cookies with hot drinks and the real keys at this 1937 inn on the Parkway. It suits couples and families who want to walk to downtown shops and restaurants with parking included, though the decor is dated and the walls are thin.

Gatlinburg

Sweeping balcony views of the Smoky Mountains top guest reviews at this quiet mountainside condo resort, about 25 minutes from downtown Gatlinburg. Units have full kitchens, and the shared pool area adds a hot tub, sauna, and steam room. It suits families and couples who plan to drive to attractions, though the steep road up is tricky at night.

Gatlinburg

Guests keep mentioning the uniquely named, cabin-style rooms, some with fireplaces, and a complimentary breakfast that beats expectations. Just off the Parkway near downtown Gatlinburg, with free parking and a trolley stop, it suits couples and families who want a cozy, walkable base rather than a secluded retreat.