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    Mountain Top Cabin Rentals - The balcony and bbq

    Mountain Top Cabin Rentals

    (31 reviews)

    For the last three years we have planned a "friendcation" to Blue Ridge, Georgia and every year…read morewe've used Mountain Top Cabin Rentals to book our cabin. Mountain Top Cabin Rentals offers luxury cabins to accommodate every occasion from cozy romantic getaways to large family reunions. Each year we've been thoroughly pleased with our accommodations as well as the customer service from Mountain Top Cabin Rentals. This year we booked our trip very last minute. We were lucky to even get a cabin considering we were only a couple weeks away from our desired time. We needed a place that would sleep at least six adults. We ended up booking a cabin that was nice but probably wouldn't have been our first choice had we not planned our trip last minute. Mountain Top Cabin Rentals gave us a 10% discount for being repeat customers (they also offer a 10% military discount). The first year we stayed in Bear Retreat. This cabin has a very similar layout to the one we stayed in this year, featuring a bedroom on each floor. That year we stayed in the downstairs bedroom which had an amazingly comfortable king sized bed, sitting area, wet bar, and private balcony with hammock (where I spent every morning admiring the mountains). Last year we stayed in Blue Sky Lodge which was a beautiful cabin perched high in the mountains. The road to Blue Sky Lodge was gravel, winding, and steep; if we had not been traveling in an all-wheel-drive car, we would have struggled to make it to the top. (The cabin description includes the disclaimer that a 4×4/AWD vehicle is necessary to make it to the top and they weren't joking!) But the view from the cabin was stunning and well worth the drive. We spent every night wrapped up in blankets sipping cocktails by the outside fireplace. The kitchen featured state of the art appliances and a gas range. Our only complaint about the cabin was the hard beds. Otherwise, it was perfect. This year we stayed in Big Sky View. This three bedroom cabin offers a screened in porch with full view of the mountainscape. The open kitchen was nice for our cooperative cooking. We stayed in the upstairs master suite which featured a screened in balcony, garden tub, and loft that was perfect for Emme. We had a few complaints about this cabin, like the second floor tub didn't drain, it was missing tools for the fireplace, the sheets on the downstairs bed were dirty, and kitchen needed some better supplies. But we also have been so spoiled by the previous years that this cabin just didn't seem as on par. All three of the cabins we've stayed in have provided amenities like a hot tub, grill, pool table, and indoor fireplace. Upon checking out this year, we asked for recommendations on the best cabins. Without skipping a beat, both customer service representatives suggested Amazing Grace as their most popular cabin. They also let us know they would be adding two new cabins to their properties. We will continue to use Mountain Top Cabin Rentals so long as we make trips to Blue Ridge.

    This is one of those time where I had to call my mom to let her know she was right. She had come…read morehere a few times and I was never able to make it. However, I finally made it out here with my girlfriend (we are 31 and 28 years old). The town is small and nightlife minimal, but it has the perfect little bars and restaurants for a meal and light social life (pool tables or karaoke) before coming home to enjoy the beautiful fire pit and hot tub. That being said, the cabin is in a perfect quiet location with a beautiful view and you could stay in the cabin and cook on the balcony bbq and just enjoy nature. We will definitely be coming back.

    Escape to Blue Ridge - Living room

    Escape to Blue Ridge

    (81 reviews)

    This was my first vacation where I chose a cabin instead of a hotel, and it may have completely…read morechanged how I travel. The only downside was the 10:00 a.m. checkout time, which felt a little early, but everything else exceeded expectations. Communication was outstanding from start to finish. Before check-in, during our stay, and leading up to checkout, every question I had was answered proactively. The cabin we rented on Trina Lane was perfect for our family. It was clear that a lot of thought had gone into every detail. Helpful instructions were placed throughout the cabin in a way that was both decorative and informative, making everything easy to navigate without feeling overwhelming. The owners truly thought of everything, from extra batteries and firewood for the outdoor fireplace to all the comforts needed for a relaxing stay. The cabin was spacious, comfortable, and offered plenty of privacy thanks to the surrounding trees between neighboring cabins. Highlights included a fun game room with shuffleboard, an outdoor television, built-in bunk beds, a large dining table for gathering together, and three levels of sleeping areas that can comfortably accommodate up to ten guests. Check-in was incredibly easy. We were provided with a unique entry code and detailed directions, which were helpful since GPS could have led us to the wrong location. The views were beautiful, the neighborhood was quiet, and the entire experience was stress-free and enjoyable. I highly recommend this company, and especially this cabin on Trina Lane. If you're considering a cabin getaway, this is a fantastic choice.

    Everything went well, beautiful and easy place to find will definitely go back!!…read moreLoved the deer family every morning.Loved how close it was to TN,NC and the down town was so close!!!

    Getaway

    Getaway

    (4 reviews)

    First the deets: you reserve and pay and then there's radio silence...until a couple days before…read moreyour date. At that time you'll receive a reminder that your trip is coming up and you're emailed a map of the cabin grounds. You'll need it. Print it. On the day off (I may have gotten it the night before but checkin wasn't until 3pm anyway), I received another email and text with the actual address, my cabin name and the pin code to get inside. I actually like this. It's a safety measure. So onto the review.... What can I say? I love this place and it's likely going to be my little secret (amongst my friends anyway ) for as long as I can keep it a secret. These Getaway Cabins are popping up across the country. I had no clue until a night was gifted to me that they existed. After checking out their Instagram and seeing all the rave reviews I decided to book my visit in February. New car. Road tested. Let's go! Did I mention I'm a little afraid of death drops off the side of mountainous roads? Yeah, there's that but I survived going up and coming down those sharp twisty turny roads without looking at those drops. About halfway up I pulled over to take a pic of a mini waterfall and graffiti art on the mountain wall. My picture probably doesn't do it justice but it was dope. Moving along through confederate country. Finding the cabins from the road wasn't hard. Finding my cabin was a little tricky for me for some reason. I think it was because I printed the map without enlarging it and my eyes aren't as young as they used to be. But when I did I was so pleased. All the cabins have people names and I stayed in Doreen. This was a middle of the week visit so it was actually quiet but fairly partially inhabited. There are trails to walk (it rained while I was there so I skipped it). All the things you might need (some for an extra but small fee) are available to you including prepackaged food. The bed was super comfy and the cabin cozy. If you have a pet, they have a food bowl under the sink. They provide cookware and utensils. There's a mini fridge and a 2 eye range. The views are picturesque. Simply beautiful and tranquil. I plan to stay at least 3 days next time. I didn't partake in any of the outside options (fire pit, trails) because of the rain but next time I hope to be able to fire up the pit. I've mentioned the rain a couple times but it was indeed a gift. If you've ever experienced the sound of rain hitting a tin roof, then you know based on my very short stay, I literally drove 4 hours from home to get the best sleep of my adult life. The only complaint I had, was I lost hot water midway of my shower. Not cool for a girl living with anemia but I survived. It's taken me a minute to review because I posted the pics and I simply forgot. What I will do next time for my more extended stay: buy food to cook. I didn't use any of the food they supply (for a fee) but I would have had I not had some keto food with me. Which leads to my next thought, not off carbs next time. I passed some places I'd like to dine at and there's no point skipping carbs . I'll also be sure to walk the trail. I'd also bring a cooler with drinks so they're cold until the fridge is turned on and cold. The fridge is turned off upon arrival and it took forever to get my drinks cold. Last, I'll bring someone I really like. Final word, I love this little getaway and it's perfect for anyone who wants to disconnect (there's no Media access of any kind and cell service is patchy). I slept. I read. I reflected. Then I slept some more. It was awesome. Oh yeah, I agree with the first reviewer about what to bring. While mosquitos weren't my issue (it was February), there were lady bugs EVERYWHERE. But I couldn't kill them. I just couldn't. They mostly kept to the walls.

    Those who know me well often laugh about my tumultuous, even Lifetime movie-esque, "romantic" life…read more Reflecting on it, I even told my therapist once, "Why watch 'The Bachelor' for entertainment when someone could just ask about my love life." Yeah, I see a therapist. lol. In order to turn things around, while scrolling on the 'gram, I saw Getaway. (Damn you, targeted ads. How did you know I love the outdoors and can't resist certain millennial-influenced excursions?) I told shawty, and we booked night. Simply go on their website, choose the date(s), enter how many adults (and if you're bringing your pup), and start planning. Things we brought that you should bring: - Food: they have cans and some instant stuff, but I wouldn't call anything substantial (or particularly healthy). - Bug spray: The mosquitos didn't come out in full force, but no one wants to be eaten alive. - Metal tongs with rubber grip: I used the wooden ones from the kitchen - I hope they don't charge me - and got by. - Clothes: For obvious reasons. Don't forget sandals and windbreaker in case it rains. - Toiletries: Toothpaste, toothbrush, etc... - Dish soap: They provided hand soap, but no dish soap to wash plates, bowls, silverware, etc. What they provided: - Shampoo, conditioner, and body soap - A comfy bed (which could use a heavier comforter/ blanket) w/ four pillows - Running water - Full-functioning toilet - Electricity - An easy-to-use campfire with a fire starter kit and logs - Complimentary s'more kit - Cellphone lockbox, things to do during your getaway, and more The morning of the Getaway, they emailed and texted the address of the location. (An entire area exists in the Blue Ridge Mountains.) Since the location resides in the boonies, I suggest downloading an offline map in order to help you navigate there. GuruMaps or even utilize Google Maps' offline feature. If you don't, you're sort of screwed trying to find it. Regarding prices, they vary. Sometimes you can find a deal if you book late. We paid around $140, but saw nights (last minute) for $90. Overall: If you're looking to for a unique way to spice things up, or in my case figure out my crazy love life, Getaway might be a good option for ya.

    Morning Breeze Cabin Rentals

    Morning Breeze Cabin Rentals

    (87 reviews)

    "Super comfy and perfect for a low key birthday getaway…read more Great view, cute church on the lake, and had a little snow. Close to so many hikes, waterfalls, wineries. I would definitely rent again!"

    Never again will I rent from Morning Breeze. Too many issues list but what was most disheartening…read morewas CYA responses from management and total lack of effort towards customer satisfaction. Mary S's response to this review is full of inaccurate statements. I won't go into all of them but i want to state emphatically that I never used foul or abusive language while attempting to resolve our issues. Her statement about the fire pit and my insistence that there was no fire pit during our previous stay is nonsense. It's been several years since we last stayed in the cabin. The description of the cabin on their website mentions both a Gas Fire Bowl AND a fire pit. Mary also failed to mention the most important issu about our stay at this cabin. All rental mountain rental cabins have hot tubs, that's a must when renting a cabin. The hot tub at this cabin never worked properly during our entire stay. The water simply would not heat. that is the issue most dealt with bu the staff. When the hot tub guy came on the 3rd day of our stay he said the heating unit was broke and he needed to order a new part. That resulted in no hot tub during our entire stay. So readers of this review let me ask you. Would a $50 credit be satisfactory considering all the inaccurate website infor and especially considering the hot tub was unusable during our entire stay? I'd be very interested to know how any potential cabin renters would react to these issues.

    Reid Ridge Lodge - Exit door

    Reid Ridge Lodge

    (50 reviews)

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    This is going to be a long read, but worth it if you want a true detailed review…read more First, I would like to say that Expedia was misleading with their "8.0 Very Good" rating of the Reid Ridge Lodge. I don't know where they got those ratings from, but they're wrong. We made a last-minute reservation because we were traveling and needed a place to stay. I saw Expedia's rating & thought it looked like it had a nice cabin-like feel from the pictures. The listing showed only 1 king bed available (a suite), so I went with it. Then, I got on Google/Yelp & started looking more into the hotel, and I was instantly regretting my booking. I should have checked before booking but it was the only king bed available, so I felt rushed. When we arrived, the very first thing we smelled upon walking through the door is an overpowering pungent odor of cleaning chemicals (which is also reported in MANY other reviews). There was a small seating area where they serve breakfast in the morning. I cannot comment on the breakfast because we did not eat it. The hotel clerk was nice and got us checked in quickly. She advised our room was on the 2nd floor, "up the stairs", & was "the only room like this one". We proceed up a flight of stairs (no elevator) of the most awful 1990s looking skating rink carpet. The odor slapped you in the face all the way to the room. At first glance, the room looked decent (other than the smell). There was a living room with a loveseat, small bar with sink & mini fridge, & then the bedroom/bathroom were through another doorway. The smoke detector in the living room was missing the batteries, and left wide open. The knob for the a/c was also missing from the living room a/c (also reported in other reviews of missing a/c knobs). The room was hot when we arrived, so we turned on both a/c units (one in each room - living/bedroom) & were going to relax before heading out for dinner. As we lay there, on a concrete mattress, we couldn't get past the odor & decided to leave for a while. My nose was literally burning. We went & bought Febreze. We took our time at dinner, hoping the room would be cool when we got back, only to discover the a/c unit in the living room was not working & was blowing warm air (even though the broken knob was set to cold). By this time, it's late, we are tired and the listing showed no other king rooms available. Now we have to block the doorway (there was no door separating the rooms) to keep the cool air in the bedroom. I find a blanket in the closet. Now we need to figure out how to pin it on the doorway. When lo & behold someone else had to do THE SAME THING & there was already a thumbtack in the door frame waiting to be used. The bathroom was small & had a nice countertop & decent bathtub. However, it was not the bathtub advertised in the listing & pictures when I booked - it was supposed to have a garden bathtub. This room just had a standard tub. There was what appeared to be nicotine stains from the 1990s seeping through the frame of the bathroom door. It was gross. The mattress was so hard it was like sleeping on bricks. We did not sleep all night, & woke up sore & achy, with no rest to continue our travels. We couldn't check out of the hotel fast enough. Disappointed is an understatement. For the cost of the room ($207 per night), I expected at least a working a/c, comfortable bed & to be able to breathe. If you want the nostalgia of a 1990s family-owned American hotel, complete with the original carpeting & odor, then this is the place for you. If you want a sketchy, mafia style vibe, this is the place for you. Tell the owner his corvette was pretty parked outside the front door, but he should have invested in new carpeting & odor eliminator instead. Upon reading other reviews, and the owners disrespectful, rude responses to negative reviews, it is clear they do not care (telling guests to never come back). How is this place even still in business? Oh, and about an hour after we left, I could still smell the odor of the room on my clothing. Just don't. You'll thank me later.

    I found pubic hairs and all kinds of hair in my bathtub and in my bedroom so me and my husband…read moredecided to go on home, I went to the front desk to ask for my money back and the Indian man, was so rude and hateful to me and did not care at all! I showed him pictur of the hair and he just told me i could go. He started yelling and cussing at me! Don't stay here this is the nastiest place I have ever stayed at and with the meanest employee!

    Douglas Inn & Suites - Bathroom

    Douglas Inn & Suites

    (26 reviews)

    $$

    This place needs to be condemned. The paint is a violent yellow/green that's cracking, the shower…read morehas black mold and the smell of overwhelming cleaning supplies to cover up the mold is horrendous. We found cockroaches in the bathroom and the carpet was sticky. We are all for an old budget friendly hotel but this one is unsafe and a health concern. DO NOT believe the photos on their posting. Also the pool has been closed for years. I wouldn't spend $20 here let alone the $200 we got charged. The owner was rude and disrespectful when we kindly asked for a refund. It is most definitely an intentional scam. Save your money and sanity and go to the comfort inn or anywhere else.

    I booked this motel (it is NOT IN ANY WAY an inn or suite, perhaps a traveling drug dealer's…read moreweekend stop with an 8x7 seating area. Walls are a shocking shade of green, bath is a shocking shade of yellow. A horrendous room deodorizer hangs in the air and does not dissipate ( you will see the black mold in the photo, I think the deodorizer was to cover the smell). Low ceilings. All employees hung out in the parking lot. ALL of them. You had to go find them for service. I was treated like an alien at the front desk. He wouldn't speak clearly, just kind of mumbled weird answers at me. No WiFi. Exterior is like a Stephen King motel. Creepy AF I explained to what I think was the manger that I was. Calling the health department on Monday to report the hotel as a health hazard. PS I would rate it a zero if I could

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