The property was exactly as advertised, secluded, but yet not far from everything. The view was amazing. Would definitely come back

Cabin was great...takes a little bit to find it but once we did it was secluded like we wanted. Lots a room, huge deck. Only issue was we couldn't figure out how to open any windows. Hard to remove smoke from frying. Also the view was hindered by power lines which somehow does not show up in the listing

Overall, we really enjoyed our stay. The cabin is exactly as advertised—cozy, with beautiful views. It’s close enough to Gatlinburg to be just a few minutes from everything we wanted to do, yet far enough away to feel quiet and peaceful. It had everything we needed, but it could use some TLC.A few recommendations: the cabin is dated, from the appliances to the furniture and general amenities. A refresh would make a big difference. The front-porch fan is missing its blades and a working light, and since it’s the first thing you see when you arrive, it sets the tone. The bed was extremely firm—honestly one of the hardest I’ve ever slept on—and the upstairs half bath has no privacy wall, so if someone uses it, the person in bed has a front-row view.The TV’s sound quality was so poor it was hard to understand dialogue, the couches were worn out and had an odor, and the driveway potholes left our car splattered in mud. The fireplace is gas and easy to use, but it appears to have been wood-burning at one time. The old chimney, which is no longer functional, has a large hole near the roof by the bedroom window, and squirrels have moved in. We heard them constantly.In short, the chalet is cute and cozy, and with some updates and small improvements, it could easily be the perfect weekend getaway spot.

Cabin needs to be updated, furniture not in great shape