Hot Tub Two Bedroom Villa in Smoky Mountains

ABOUT THIS SPACE You'll feel the shift the moment you step inside — vaulted wood ceilings, a stone fireplace anchoring the room, windows framing nothing but trees. This is a real Smoky Mountain cabin, run by a team that knows how to make wood-lined feel warm, not dark. The great room is where everyone ends up: leather sofas face the fireplace and a smart TV, rocking chairs by the window for coffee-and-bear-watching mornings. Just off it, a wood-paneled den holds a retro tabletop arcade with 60 classic games — a rainy-day fix that turns "what do we do now" into "one more round." The kitchen is built for a real meal, not just cereal. Granite counters, stainless appliances, a dishwasher, and cooking basics mean breakfast for six without a grocery run. A coffee corner keeps a Keurig and creamer stocked. The rustic dining table seats the whole group for cards or a slow dinner after the trail. Two king bedrooms give every couple their own retreat. The main-level suite is zero-step from parking — genuinely ADA-friendly — with its own smart TV and en-suite bath. Upstairs, a second king bedroom with its own en-suite bath and TV sits above the living space. A queen sleeper sofa adds a third sleeping option for six guests, no one on an air mattress. Both bathrooms come stocked with shampoo, conditioner, soap, and a hair dryer, and a washer/dryer tucked into a wood nook means you can pack light. Outside, the real draw reveals itself: a covered deck with a private hot tub, ringed by wooded views and warm cafe lights, rocking chairs close enough to reach your drink without getting up. Autumn turns the deck gold and red; summer nights bring a quiet you forget exists. A charcoal grill rounds it out, and fast WiFi with a workspace let you answer one last email before the woods take over. LOCATION & WHAT'S NEARBY Mystical Mornings sits in the trees just outside Gatlinburg — practical and private at once. Bears really do pass through; guests see them regularly (keep car doors locked). • Rocky Top Sports World — 1 mile / 3 min, the tournament venue • Greenbrier entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park — 10 min, swimming holes and old-growth forest • Emert's Cove Historic Covered Bridge — 5 min, a photo stop • Arts & Crafts Community loop — 10 min, local studios and galleries • Downtown Gatlinburg's parkway — 5 miles / 12–15 min, restaurants, shops, and the Space Needle • Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies — 15 min • Ober Gatlinburg tramway and mountain coaster — 15 min • Sugarlands Visitor Center & Newfound Gap Road — 18 min, park's main gateway • Cosby entrance to the park — 12 min, quieter trailheads • Pigeon Forge & The Island — 25 min, go-karts and dinner shows • Dollywood — 30 min • Cades Cove scenic loop — 55 min, homesteads and wildlife Close enough for a spontaneous dinner in town, quiet enough you'll forget it's 5 miles away once on that deck. WHO THIS HOME IS BEST FOR Families with young kids: the main-level king bedroom has zero steps from parking to bed. Between the arcade, hot tub, and bear sightings, "we're bored" never comes up. Multigenerational groups get real privacy — two separate king suites, each with its own bath and TV — plus a queen sleeper so nobody's on an air mattress. Couples wanting a low-key romantic escape: a private hot tub, string lights, and a fireplace for colder months. It's quiet, wooded, and there's nowhere else you need to be. Remote workers extending the trip: fast WiFi and a workspace mean you log off at 5 and you're minutes from a trailhead or the hot tub. Tournament families around Rocky Top Sports World: this cabin sits closer to the venue than almost anything downtown. GUEST ACCESS Check-in is fully contactless — you'll get your individual door code by text about an hour before your stay, no lockbox, no front-desk line. The entire main level, including one king bedroom and its en-suite bath, is zero-step from parking — genuinely ADA-friendly. The living room, kitchen, dining area, and deck are all accessible without stairs; only the second, upstairs king bedroom requires a flight up. PARKING Two vehicles fit comfortably on the level, paved area at the cabin's private entrance — no shuttle, no shared lot, no permit to display. It's flat from pavement to front door, so unloading coolers and luggage is painless. There's no overflow space, so groups with more than two vehicles should plan to consolidate or check with the host first. HOUSE RULES We keep the rules simple. Check-in after 4:00 PM, checkout before 10:00 AM. Smoke- and vape-free, and pet-free for guests with allergies. Quiet hours run 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM, with noise decibel monitors in place — please be considerate of neighbors. No parties; sleeps a maximum of 6 guests. You're at the edge of the national forest, and bears do pass through. Please don't approach, pet, or feed them, and keep car doors locked — they're surprisingly good at opening unlocked ones. A stray ladybug may sneak in at load-in; pest control treats regularly. PAST GUEST ARE RAVING: "Perfect place, very comfortable. Communication was easy, check-in was easy, and the house was very clean." - Dawn "Everything was wonderful, exactly as shown, cozy and recommended. We spent a few days in total peace and quiet." - Dany "They were very responsive when we needed something. Very nice cabin." - Hannah A starter supply of the following is supplied, Guests are responsible to bring what they will need for their entire stay. 1 day of supplies that are provided; 1 - Dish soap 2- Dishwasher detergent 1 - Sponge 1- Laundry detergent 1- Roll of paper towels 2- rolls of toilet paper per bathroom Each bathroom has 1- shampoo, 1-conditioner and 1-bar of soap. Coffee, Coffee filters, Sugar, Sweetener & Creamer

Mystical Mornings is in a quiet sleepy community please be respectful to our neighbors, quiet hours are 10 pm to 8am. Absolutely no parties are allowed.