The cabin itself met our family’s needs beautifully. The owners/managers included several welcoming touches, including a bottle of wine & chocolate. We finished a book by the fireplace (wood provided). We prepared two meals in the kitchen, which was well stocked with pots, pans, dishes, utensils, and even seasonings. There were two kinds of coffee pots. They were really set up for a lengthy, cozy stay. There were only a few issues, two of which were not their fault. The location was inconvenient to town. You’re in the Cherokee National Forest, so if you’re looking for convenient quick runs to the store or restaurants, you might consider somewhere closer to Bristol. (It was like a 25-min drive for us—not bad, but on the map it seemed closer than it was.) Also, the other properties on the same lane were rough looking. We didn’t have a beautiful view from the cabin’s porch. But the cabin itself was charming and lovely. Our daughter’s in a wheelchair, so the two steps into the cabin took both my husband and me. That applies to so few families, though. The final little trouble was that the hot water in the master shower came in and out, alternating between scalding and chilly—even when other faucets were turned off. My daughter didn’t have the same issue in her bathroom, she said. Overall, we were exceptionally pleased with our stay!