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1. Lakefront Mountain Cabin on Lake Glenville, NC

Glenville

"The property was beautiful and the hosts were very helpful! It was the perfect spot for a getaway with friends! The location was perfect as it was a short drive from town and right on a gorgeous lake, where we had access to canoes and kayaks. We went on a few gorgeous hikes around the area (Whiteside Mountain, High Falls, and Rainbow Fallls at Gorges National Park). I highly recommend staying here, and I can’t wait to book my next trip!"

Caroline L.

CA $514 total

includes taxes & fees

Dec 1 - Dec 2

A room with a dresser, a chair, a framed picture, and a small shelf with a picture frame.

2. The Historic Herren House

Waynesville

Kimberly

CA $124 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 6 - Nov 7

A hotel room with two beds, a desk, a chair, a TV, and a door.

3. Scottish Inn

Maggie Valley

Aqiqah

CA $104 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 5 - Nov 6

A rustic cabin with a metal roof, a deck with Adirondack chairs, and a fire pit.

4. Outpost Inn

Highlands

Erin

CA $269 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 10 - Nov 11

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Top Tuckasegee Hotel Reviews

Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort - A Caesars Rewards Destination

10/10 Excellent

"For the price and amenities provided, I have no complaints. Parking is convenient, and the room is spacious. The complex is large and may not suit all travelers, but I will return for my next visit to Cherokee."

Trailborn Highlands, Outdoor Collection by Marriott Bonvoy

8/10 Good

"First the pros: Fairly spacious rooms. The beds were comfortable. There is a restaurant on-site, but it is only a dinner / fine dining place. They do offer complimentary tea and coffee in the morning in their common rooms. The staff was helpful when I needed a couple of things. You can walk to downtown in 10 minutes. It was quiet here. Cons: Tiny refrigerator. This held about 5 bottles and cans (which you could purchase) and had room for maybe one meal's worth of leftovers. It was also not super cold. We ended up bringing a cooler from the car to store leftovers (with ice from their machine). If the hotel could upgrade one thing, I'd recommend slightly larger / better in-room refrigerators. In order to walk to town, you have to walk down the hotel's driveway for 100+ yards and then cross a busy road to access the sidewalk. After that, it is very walkable. If you want breakfast, you'll need to bring some non-perishable food and just have the hotel coffee. I thought their on-site restaurant might serve breakfast, but it does not. This wasn't a major issue, but just something to plan around."