This is a very cute, vintage pet friendly lodge. We have been coming here every year dor the past 4…read moreyears. Always on winter as a lil Ali trip. It's very close to Cherokee, Asheville and Maggie Valley so we can do a day on each of these places when staying here. The rooms are very cozy, the breakfast is very tasty and the best of all it's perfect friendly so we always come with the dogs. I definitely recommend.

Lunch for 4 today 5/14. The dining room is spacious and the remodelling by the new owners was true…read moreto the historic structure - beautiful mountains and views of the valley, too! All different entrees preceded by an unassuming but refreshingly light - and fairly priced - French rose. Every staff member we encountered was sincere and welcoming. The service was cordial & competent. Each entree met the promise in its description and the flavors and textures pleased the palates of all. Sauces for each dish were tasty and complimented the entree. The desserts are outstanding. The pastry chef visited our table to describe & present a superb selection usually offered with dinner but graciously offered upon request for our lunch. No time today to visit the beautifully appointed bar, but will return soon.

I've read all of these reviews, and it seems like the inn does, too. Most of the problems have…read morebeen addressed, and some just can't be. It's important to keep in mind that this is an old, historic building that is retrofitted to a modern world. So, rooms are a little bit different. Yeah, they don't have microwave ovens, or refrigerators, but are those really needed? They have coffee makers, irons, ironing boards, and comfortable, spacious rooms. Our bed was tops, and we slept great. I also liked how the shower "got hot" very quickly; almost instantly, and the water pressure was great. The bathroom is a little small, but that's mostly because of the retrofit. I don't think the original hotel even had bathing facilities in each room. The bathroom is big enough for anything you really need to do in there. The closet is small, too, but again, it's big enough. We were there when a golf tournament was going on, and yet, the rooms and hallways were still very quiet. On top of that, the service is incredible. Several people came by our table to ask if everything was ok, and how we liked it. It is the epitome of Southern Hospitality, and charm. There is a big, outdoor pool for the kids, a lot of beautiful, green space for enjoying the lovely mountain view, and, of course, golf. We don't play, but it was kind of fun watching tournament attendees tee off. When you stay at this place, expect to be treated very well, and made to feel like a guest. As for the problems with checking in, it's not that hard. There's plenty of parking, even when a tournament is on. Golfing, or not, it's a nice, quiet, peaceful retreat.

If you like paying $400 night for a motel 6 style room, this is it because they leave the light in…read morefor you all night! Our room was lute up with flood lights. Impossible to sleep. What idiot would put a frosted hotel door in!!!!!

Clean, easy access, friendly service and plenty of of room to gather without having to sit on beds!!read more

First, the NEGATIVES: . We paid for a lakeside room but our…read moreview was obstructed by a half-height wall jutting up from the 3rd floor And the windows weren't clean so when the sun hits them the view is dramatically reduced. The pictures they show online are not what we got, and we paid an average of $240 a night. . The TV is new and nice but the staff couldn't get the Bluetooth feature working for us. We spent far too much time trying. The remotes are just plain weird. We couldn't figure out how to operated the thing, had to call the front desk. . The sink is in the bedroom. The bathroom is claustrophobic. Also no exhaust fan. . There was no housekeeping our entire stay (Thurs-Sunday). We ran out of toilet paper and couldn't even find a housekeeping cart anywhere on our floor. Our garbage was overflowing. We ate in our room a couple of meals and there was no place to get rid of the containers. . No microwave . The bed is comfortable but it holds heat. We both woke up in the middle of the night feeling hot. BREAKFAST . For heaven's sake, people, figure out how to keep a steady supply of coffee. There was always a line of people rushing the urn when they brought it out. Also, if you would move it a couple of feet away from the cream and sugar, we wouldn't have to wait for the person in front of us to put it in their coffee before they could move away and let the next person pour a cup. . The only choice for eggs is scrambled eggs held on a steam table. Therefore, cold rubbery eggs. . Anything that could be over sweetened was. I'm looking at you, Baked goods and yogurt. ON THE POSITIVE SIDE, it appears the rooms have been updated since all the earlier complaints. Ours was very clean and reasonably modern. The staff were very nice. The public spaces were spacious and we enjoyed having our breakfast on a table on the balcony. BREAKFAST: The bacon and the biscuits were excellent, and there was always fresh fruit. I didn't try the waffles or pancakes, but they looked like you would expect when piled up in a pan. Apparently people come here and pay $15 for the breakfast. I wouldn't.

Absolute class, great food surrounded by people who care. We had the steak, it was cooked to…read moreperfection. Magical place and cannot wait to go back.

A few bumps when we first got there, but they immediately attended and fixed everything. The…read morepersonal service was great meals were fantastic and Cara de Somalia is a wonderful addition to their staff. We enjoyed horseback riding a wine tour ut ride.

Unfortunately we got caught in a thunderstorm after 11 holes and of course I was shooting the game…read moreof my life ( just kidding) so we had to tried to sit and wait it out. The never ending rain finally convinced us we weren't going to get the round in, the staff in the club house offered us a rain check for an additional nine holes the next day but we were traveling out of the area early the next morning so we had to pass. I definitely was Impressed with the holes we played and plan to play a full round in the future. The holes we did manage to get in were great, the course was in great shape before the rain and the greens provided true putts but they were challenging. I wish there was less development and it was a bit more isolated but this is a premium home site and I can see why one would love to have a home around this track. I don't think you will be disappointed of you choose to play here. The rates were very reasonable also.

The service was horrible, course was decent and food was good. Starters and pro shop workers made…read moreyou feel like you shouldn't have come.

My MIL owns a week here, and my wife or her friends typically come up. This year there were 13 of…read moreus, including kids. I've heard so much, even seen pics, but it truly didn't capture what a quaint spot this is nestled in. Our units were in buildings 2 and 3, near one of the greens of the golf course, and across the little parking lot from Jonathan Creek. I started each morning reading a book and drinking coffee out on the porch, watching the sun come up. I was surprised at how early the maintenance guys started working on the golf course (6:45am one morning!). They should rethink that -- have them do the lawn care at the end of the day instead, since people come here to sleep in and relax. I was also surprised at how fast cars come through the "parking lot", which I discovered is also the access road to the houses up on the hills behind the condos. People were constantly having to be told to slow down with all of the kids (not just ours) in that area of the resort. There should be speed bumps along the creek drive, or warning signs of some sort. All if us REALLY enjoyed the creek, with both fishing and tubing down it (we got some sturdy ones for just $7 each at Walmart). Of our 7 days here, 2 of them were spent all day in the creek. Oh, and you can "borrow" fishing poles at the Valley Welcome Center about 1/2 mile toward town, and keep them for 3 days! We didn't catch anything, but I did see a local catch four fish one afternoon. The units are very homey, and I like how they supply all the dishes etc you need, as well as extra bedding for the pull out sleeper couch (two of our kids used it). The decor is a bit dated, but kept clean and it works. We also used the fireplace two nights for a s'more party with the kids, which they loved! Would def recommend staying here with your spouse alone or whole family! Centrally located where you can head to Franklin, Pigeon Forge, or any place else you'd like to go.

Peppertree recently dropped membership to the Maggie Valley Country Club as part of their rental…read more Th units are located right on the course. Now they have replaced that with membership at another far less attractive course a few miles away. Not interested in returning would have little else to do.

Staff very friendly and accommodating. Cruxton, jonna, Caitlyn food and beverage associates were /…read moreare wonderful. Treehouses quiet and clean. A must return designation.

From the owner: Springdale Resort is a public golf course situated in the rolling hills of Cruso North Carolina…read more Our 18-hole championship-level course is perfect for individuals, group golfers, and families looking for a course to call home. Our lush grounds, top-tier dining, cozy lodging, and welcoming staff create an unforgettable NC mountain golf experience.

This place is amazing and the bathrooms are amazing, the beds are great, the screened porches are…read morefantastic! This is a hidden gem and I hate to admit that I didn't want to post this. I highly recommend staying there, the back is spectacular, and there's a creek and lights, and swings. Stay there. You are well.

The rooms are big, very clean, beds and pillows are so comfortable. It has a log cabin feel, the…read moreproperty is well cared for, and staff is helpful and kind. Laundry facilities are only $2 a load, and they gave us extra towels and coffee with no trouble. At the office is a cozy sitting area with books and puzzles and tea and coffee . Out back there's a hammock, charcoal BBQ, fire pit, and you're a few steps to the creek, which is spectacular. It's lovely to hear the sound at night. They're rocking chairs out front of the door and the creek out back with more chairs. In the 30 years we've been coming to Maggie, this is our new favorite place. We will be back!