& Breakfast Inns in the Smoky Mountains

Bed & Breakfast Inns in the Smoky Mountains

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Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Sevierville, and Townsend

BLUE MOUNTAIN MIST
The Blue Mountain Mist is a distinguished Smoky Mountain inn where luxury, history and nature abound. As you top the last hill, you'll understand why Norman and Sarah Ball chose to build the Inn on their family's 60-acre farm. The views are superb with a mix of valleys, rolling hills, and mountains, and are ever changing--from the blue mist rising from deep within the valleys to the glow and shadows from the evening sun on the mountain sides. Romantic rooms, suites and cabins, homemade Southern breakfast, family style country suppers, relaxation, and the ultimate in mountain hospitality.

FOX TROT BED AND BREAKFAST
The Foxtrot Bed and Breakfast offers four luxurious guest rooms with private baths and a spectacular backdrop of Mt. Leconte and the Great Smoky Mountains. The balconies overlook downtown Gatlinburg. Watch the sun rise as you sip your morning coffee. Breakfast prepared by a professional chef will start your day. Enjoy a peaceful retreat, and bask in the tranquility of nature. Relax by the fire with a book or head for adventure in the Great Smoky Mountains. The Foxtrot is minutes from dining, skiing, hiking, shopping, golf, and other Smoky Mountain activities.

THE LODGE AT BUCKBERRY CREEK
Perched on 26 acres only two miles from Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Buckberry Creek Lodge is close to Dixie Stampede and Dollywood, and the upscale Tanger Five Oaks Mall, which adds to the area's 500-plus outlet stores.

The Lodge at Buckberry Creek recaptures the rustic elegance of upstate New York's famous Adirondack Mountains. Guests can enjoy special-event facilities, walking trails, catch-and-release trout fishing, and spa and health services. Before heading out to see the sights and breath mountain air, travelers can enjoy the Lodge's continental breakfasts and then dine on "refined mountain cuisine" either on the lodge's deck or by the creek's rushing waters. So guests can keep up with the outside world, the Lodge provides wireless Internet access in public areas.

Guests needing transportation can depend on the Lodge's two Pinzgauers, rare military vehicles that navigate over mountains and through forests. Additionally, the Lodge can hold up to 200 people for corporate retreats, family reunions and social events.

The 46 Adirondack-styles suites feature authentic Adirondack artifacts, jetted tubs, lounging robes, fireplaces, kitchens, decks with mountain and valley views, and complimentary Internet access.