Hotels near The Spa at Pine Mountain, Pigeon Forge

Had an overall pleasant stay at this nice hotel. My wife and I decided to come in for a three day weekend and spend some time in the pigeon Forge area. I will say overall we had a pleasant experience at the hotel. The bar and restaurant was nice. The room overall was nice although the HVAC can get quite noisy and that really needs to be addressed. Also, we paid for a balcony view of the river and yes, it is a view of the river, but overall it’s just kind of a muddy looking river and a major construction site right behind it. I wouldn’t pay the extra for that particular room if I am ever back in pigeon Forge again. I would stay at this hotel again though. The room was nice. Bathroom was very nice and the beds were very comfortable. Overall a very pleasant stay.

The hotel location is good on the main street, there are many parking spaces, the twin room has a lot of space, the sound insulation is good, and the bed is large and comfortable. Breakfast is simple and rough, American food is sweet and sweet.

The check in kiosk was virtual, making me feel like I was staying in the ghetto, where no visible human dared show their face. My personal reaction to having to deal with another machine. The most annoying thing was that the water in the room never got hot. Sink OR shower. 4 days with a cold shower was not the experience I intended to pay for. When reported, the attendant brushed it off, saying she stayed in that unit all the time. Lady. Maybe you like cold showers. I do not. That detail alone was worth a ”never again.” No, people. It never got hot. If it is still cold after 20 minutes of running the shower at full hot setting, it's cold only. That's just not fun in October - or in any other month. There was no place to hang garments, and no hangers for them, either. Not even a space for that purpose, except for a weird wall-mounted object that looked like a fold-up table. It was not sufficient. No coffee maker in the room, and coffee in the ”lobby” was restricted to am only. Microwave and mini-fridge in the room was nice. Other than that, the place was adequate. A grocery store was nearby, as well as shopping and restaurants. Still, overall? Never again over the not-hot shower.

My wife and kids enjoyed our stay at the Holiday Inn and Suites Pigeon Forge. The Facilities were very clean and modern. I noticed the pillows and bed felt comfortable and we all slept well. It is in a great location if you have kids being around a lot of things to do. The hotel itself also seemed very kid friendly. We would stay again!

I wouldn’t stay again, it was quite disappointing. When we got there, a man at the desk was having an asthma attack from the smoke smell in his room and was getting a refund. Then, a mom came out 10 minutes later stating that a group was smoking **** on the balcony around her children. When we got in our room, the comforters smelled like **** as well. Pillows were fine however, and the room itself smelled okay. The shower head was too short to wash hair, I could put my chin on it as a 5’7” female. Conveniently located with easy parking, but I would pay more and go somewhere else.

Good service, enthusiasm, free upgrade

River Place Inn accommodated us with a beautiful cabin situated over looking the river with geese we were able to feed in the yard and a hot tub on back porch we enjoyed and a large king size bed we will definitely be visiting again! Also the cabin was very clean and had everything we needed and the staff was helpful. Would recommend it to everyone.

The hotel is very large, on the edge of the Pigeon Valley National Road, it is very convenient to come from the Great Smoky Mountain Forest Park. It feels that a whole lot of commercials belong to this hotel. The rooms are large and very beautiful. There are various commercial and amusement buildings downstairs. Facilities, parking is free. There is a Chinese reception at the front desk. Personally feel that the street view is better than the river view. The river view room arrived at night, a dark river. The hotel has a self-service laundry room. This is very important. At 11 o'clock in the evening, there are still many people playing outside, almost all families with children.

We had originally booked at a hotel next door, but was refused a room because we were considered local. I was booked for a musical performance, and didn't want to risk driving the 40-50 miles back home at that late hour. Arbors at Island Landing saved us from a dangerous drive back home. The room was affordable, and had a sense of luxury. From the towel critter on the bed, to the amazing ascetics of the room, We were very pleased with our experience.

Wonderful hotel and very clean and the breakfast was very good