Find hotels near Waterrock Knob, Sylva from CA $68

"Really nice little cabin for my overnight stay with my kids. I will say, if you’re 6ft+ tall, your head might be hitting the ceilings in the downstairs bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and entryway lol. My kids loved the loft area. It was really spacious and they loved having a queen sized bed to themselves. "

"Our stay at the cabin was perfect. We had 4 people stay, but it was large enough and can accommodate for way more. The best part was the view from the balcony and the size of the balcony. Which can be used during the day or night with a nice fire. They also provide Cornhole if you want to play that on the balcony too. The bedrooms and living spaces were nice and spacious. Lots of restrooms too. Everything is in good shape and seemed updated. They mentioned they had been doing improvements and had more in store. So I can imagine future stays will be better. The road to get to the cabin is a bit daunting. But we were able to do it in a fully packed minivan and a fully packed sedan. But the location of the cabin is amazing. Right on the edge of the mountain with such a breathtaking view. Everyone on our trip was more than satisfied during our stay at the cabin. Book it asap if you'll be visiting the surrounding area like Asheville or the Smoky Mountains."

"Great house with an unbelievable view of sunsets and the Smokey Mountains. Kids loved the pool table, jacuzzi and the Ms. Packman."

"We first stayed at The Bear Den last October. It was the perfect place to come back to after a long day of hiking. The hot tub, the recliners, and the fireplace all contributed to making it cozy and relaxing especially when we were sore and worn out 🙃. Great view out the back, and we even saw several elk walk right up the driveway! The bed was also quite comfortable. The best part though is that Don is a great host who goes out of his way to be helpful—we found this out when we decided to extend a vacation this winter by coming back to Maggie Valley after spending a week in Banner Elk. On short notice Don went above and beyond to accommodate us and it really capped off our trip on a high note. The location is great as well, only about 5 minutes away from Joey’s Pancake House in one direction (get there early in peak season, though not nearly as busy in winter), and the Blue Ridge Parkway in the other (both directions were closed for the winter but it was open right at the junction where you can access one trailhead). One thing to be aware of is that Google Maps doesn’t think you can turn left from the main road onto the drive—it will try to send you on a weird double-back-and-around route but we soon learned that it’s easier to ignore that and turn left (if you have a very large SUV it might be hard to make the turn, but for reference a Kia Sportage did just fine)."