"We were very pleased with our recent stay in the Rendezview cabin. Check in was so easy and the directions to the cabin were perfect. The cabin was clean and tastefully decorated. We called the rental office the next morning because the can opener was stripped and didn't work, when we came back later that afternoon there sat a brand new electric can opener on the counter. We read lots of reviews on the local cabins to rent and are so pleased with our decision renting from "Great Cabins in the Smokies" which we have already recommended it to several people. The pictures on the website are right on and we were not disappointed."
By Fred and Janicey from Indiana, PA on 9/29/2010 for a stay in 9/1/2010
Friday, October 29, 2010
Friday, October 22, 2010
Cabin rental customer from KY shares her unique story!
"The cabin was great and the location was perfect. Although the cabin was not as secluded as we had expected we never saw another person in the area and enjoyed the short time it took to get to both Pigeon forge and Gatlinburg from the cabin. The people at Great Cabins were extremely helpful, especially when we got stuck in traffic on our way in and had to reschedule a couple of things. The cabin was clean and minus the plethora of taxidermied animals was decorated very nicely. Thanks for everything! "
By Ellen from Louisville, KY on 9/23/2010 for a stay in 9/1/2010
Visit our website to make a reservation for the holidays! http://greatcabinsinthesmokies.com/
By Ellen from Louisville, KY on 9/23/2010 for a stay in 9/1/2010
Visit our website to make a reservation for the holidays! http://greatcabinsinthesmokies.com/
Friday, October 15, 2010
A testimonial from a Smokies visitor...
"We were in deep despair when we checked into another cabin by another company on Friday evening. It was dirty and run down and just horrible. Wife and I agreed that evening next day we would find another unit somewhere else. Saturday morning we were up and looking for another cabin and we called Great Cabins and found out about this unit, and they accept dogs, which we had our four legged family member so we went and looked at it, and it was magical at first viewing. Wife walked in and said wow, and we knew this is where we wanted to stay the remaining days of our vacation, and so we did. I had not a single complaint, and all praise for the unit. The cabin was clean, beautiful and the view is breath taking. There is not going to be any more guessing for us, we have the card for the company and from this point on if we or any of our friends and family need a place up there we will give the name of the cabin and company for a great stay in the smokies."
By Chip Harper from Jacksonville, Florida on 8/18/2010 for a stay in 8/1/2010
By Chip Harper from Jacksonville, Florida on 8/18/2010 for a stay in 8/1/2010
Friday, October 8, 2010
Customer reviews and recommendations!
Great Cabins In The Smokies guarantees the right vacation experience for family members of all ages! One of our satisfied customers shares their story:
"The entire experience from beginning to end was fantastic. We were two families with 4 teenagers for 8 days and everyone loved the layout of the cabin. If you have rented before, you know the feeling of 'this is not what was on the website'... Not the case here. The rooms are great and the back porch view is much better that what is shown on the website. The location was great for us because we were in the park everyday and didn't have to sit through Las Vegas style traffic to access the park. We will rent from here again."
· By Brad Johnson from McKinney TX on 8/20/2010 for a stay in 7/1/2010
"The entire experience from beginning to end was fantastic. We were two families with 4 teenagers for 8 days and everyone loved the layout of the cabin. If you have rented before, you know the feeling of 'this is not what was on the website'... Not the case here. The rooms are great and the back porch view is much better that what is shown on the website. The location was great for us because we were in the park everyday and didn't have to sit through Las Vegas style traffic to access the park. We will rent from here again."
· By Brad Johnson from McKinney TX on 8/20/2010 for a stay in 7/1/2010
Friday, October 1, 2010
October Events in the Smokies!
As you plan your visit to the Smoky Mountains this fall, secure a great cabin that's just right for the entire family and take advantage of the fun activities in town!
Visit www.greatcabinsinthesmokies.com today to make your reservation!
OLD-FASHIONED HAYRIDES in Downtown Gatlinburg, during this beautiful month of October. Take the whole family on a fun-filled hayride adventure and enjoy spectacular views of the Smokies’ beautiful fall foliage. Hayrides depart approximately every 45 minutes from the Mountain Mall (Traffic Light #6) in downtown Gatlinburg.
SMOKY MOUNTAIN HOMECOMING, located at the Robert A. Tino Gallery, which is housed in an antebellum-style farmhouse listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Smoky Mountain Homecoming features live music, crafts and children’s activities.
GATLINBURG CRAFTSMEN’S FAIR, taking place in the Gatlinburg Convention Center, October 7th through 23rd. More than 200 of the most talented artists and craftspeople in the Smoky Mountains showcase their talents in the areas of woodworking, pottery, basketweaving, stained glass, broommaking and more!
Visit www.greatcabinsinthesmokies.com today to make your reservation!
OLD-FASHIONED HAYRIDES in Downtown Gatlinburg, during this beautiful month of October. Take the whole family on a fun-filled hayride adventure and enjoy spectacular views of the Smokies’ beautiful fall foliage. Hayrides depart approximately every 45 minutes from the Mountain Mall (Traffic Light #6) in downtown Gatlinburg.
SMOKY MOUNTAIN HOMECOMING, located at the Robert A. Tino Gallery, which is housed in an antebellum-style farmhouse listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Smoky Mountain Homecoming features live music, crafts and children’s activities.
GATLINBURG CRAFTSMEN’S FAIR, taking place in the Gatlinburg Convention Center, October 7th through 23rd. More than 200 of the most talented artists and craftspeople in the Smoky Mountains showcase their talents in the areas of woodworking, pottery, basketweaving, stained glass, broommaking and more!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)