Very nice property. Good time was had by all. The last 1/2 mile is one lane road, but we never met anyone coming the opposite way. Keep an eye out for bears! We had one on the deck twice and in the yard twice. Keep those car doors locked too, bear left pawprints where he tried to open the doors on all out vehicles. Very nice place and an enjoyable trip.

This place was great, it was secluded and private. Can be in pigeon forge or gatlinburg in 15 minutes.

Pulling up to find the cabin was a little frustrating. Seeing the cabin was beautiful. We just so happened to pull up right in time to check in. So super happy we didnt have to wait. Overall the pics online did not help to communicate how many actual bedrooms we had.. i had to basically sleep in attic. Place was not clean. Dead bugs under sink just left there. Not one cleaned it up. Hot tub was not cleaned we had to donthatvourselves.

Upon arrival, the door code did not work. Luckily we were able to connect to WiFi so we could call the afterhours emergency line. They promptly had someone reachout. We were quite immersed in nature from the time we arrived. A bear decided to open the door on a guests vehicle and climb in and rummage through. He was able to take some snacks and make his way to the fire pit and eat his snack. He came back, but we had locked the doors and he ever so gently tried to open the door on both sides with the door handle. Unable to open them, he moved on never to be seen again. We then came in to a dusty house. A deep clean is desperately needed. We had to wash all of the dishes we wanted to use as we found remnants of mice in the area. After taking a shower in the downstairs bathroom, we decided it best to go purchase a new shower head due to the excessive build up of blackened mildew. The people and pups at the Ace were quite nice. After the treasure hunt to find the correct TV remote, we had to switch all of the batteries. Someone had placed all of the remotes in a nice pile on the fireplace in the gameroom. The game room was adequate if you only have one person playing air hockey, and cue sticks had no tips. The mattress in the Master, assumably from the 1940s had been well used and ragged. Finally, the alarm provided worked flawlessly as the Woodpecker alerted us at day break without fail trying to remove all of the bugs from the siding and columns. Overall, a fair experience.