Cabin in Sevier County, TN
4 guests · 3 bedrooms · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Well priced for this locationPriced under area average
About this cabin rental
Some trips call for a big lodge. This isn’t that trip.
This luxury tiny home is built for couples or a small group of 4 who want a genuine Smoky Mountain experience — private hot tub, fire pit, rocking chairs, and unobstructed mountain views, 2 miles from the national park entrance. The views are the real amenity. The hot tub faces them directly. So does the deck. It’s the kind of setting that makes people put their phones down.
The space:
Thoughtfully designed for a small group. Queen bedroom and a twin pull-down bed are both on the main level — no stairs required. Total sleeps: 4.
Full kitchen with everything you need to cook in. Washer and dryer on site. Smart TV with Roku, excellent WiFi.
*******Outside:
Private hot tub, charcoal grill, fire pit, rocking chairs, and deck seating — all with those Smoky Mountain views. Pool access included at an offsite community pool 3 miles away, open daily 10am–9pm (May–August).
*******Location:
2 miles from the national park entrance. Minutes from Pigeon Forge, the Alpine Coaster, and Gatlinburg. Close to everything, but up on a hill where it’s actually quiet.
Good to know before you book:
∙ The driveway is steep but paved — most vehicles handle it fine. In rare snow conditions, parking is available at the bottom of the hill on the property.
∙ One pet allowed with prior approval — $98 pet fee per pet. Allowed 1 pet only.
∙ Loft area have 2 foldable mattresses. Won’t be made, use as needed.
∙ Parking for up to 2 vehicles.
∙ Non-smoking property.
This luxury tiny home is built for couples or a small group of 4 who want a genuine Smoky Mountain experience — private hot tub, fire pit, rocking chairs, and unobstructed mountain views, 2 miles from the national park entrance. The views are the real amenity. The hot tub faces them directly. So does the deck. It’s the kind of setting that makes people put their phones down.
The space:
Thoughtfully designed for a small group. Queen bedroom and a twin pull-down bed are both on the main level — no stairs required. Total sleeps: 4.
Full kitchen with everything you need to cook in. Washer and dryer on site. Smart TV with Roku, excellent WiFi.
*******Outside:
Private hot tub, charcoal grill, fire pit, rocking chairs, and deck seating — all with those Smoky Mountain views. Pool access included at an offsite community pool 3 miles away, open daily 10am–9pm (May–August).
*******Location:
2 miles from the national park entrance. Minutes from Pigeon Forge, the Alpine Coaster, and Gatlinburg. Close to everything, but up on a hill where it’s actually quiet.
Good to know before you book:
∙ The driveway is steep but paved — most vehicles handle it fine. In rare snow conditions, parking is available at the bottom of the hill on the property.
∙ One pet allowed with prior approval — $98 pet fee per pet. Allowed 1 pet only.
∙ Loft area have 2 foldable mattresses. Won’t be made, use as needed.
∙ Parking for up to 2 vehicles.
∙ Non-smoking property.
Amenities at Smoky Mtn Tiny Home+Hot Tub, Fire Pit & Views+2 miles to the Smokies
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Sevier County, TN
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Jan 2026
The view matched the photos and the host was great. A storm knocked a tree and blocked the driveway, Tam had someone clear it in an hour. The driveway is intimidating but our Corolla made it up just fine.Tiny home was cute but the thermostat was a bit hard to figure out.
10 / 10Outstanding·Nov 2025
We had an amazing time on our honeymoon, and it was even better because we were able to bring our dogs with us. The place was wonderful, and we really enjoyed our stay. The view from the hot tub was beautiful and made the trip even more special. Highly recommend!
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2025
Tiny home was exactly as pictured, view from the hot tub matches the picture. Everything was clean and well kept. The driveway is steep, but it's not that bad really. I think most people aren't used to driving in hills and backroads when they visit mountain areas so it's nerve wracking if you're not used to it.Inside the cabin, the one heads up for guests is the acorns on the tin roof depending when you visit they may not be falling but in the fall season you'll hear them. It's not an issue but if you're not aware I could see it scaring someone when something smacks the tin roof.No issues at all with the home or amenities provided, was a great stay and would revisit
8 / 10Excellent·Oct 2025
We had a wonderful time there and it was very nice. The only issue we had was the noise of acorns falling on the tin roof the entire night in the loft making it difficult to sleep at times. We would stay here again.
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9.6Outstanding
(31 Ratings)
"The view matched the photos and the host was great. A storm knocked a tree and blocked the driveway, Tam had someone clear it in an hour. The driveway is intimidating but our Corolla made it up just f..."
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