Amazing Grace

Two Pigeon Forge Cabins in One Booking With a Hot Tub, Pool Table, and Big Mountain-View Deck

An A-frame and a second cabin sit side by side on one booking, so a group of twelve gets room to spread out and a giant deck where everyone can watch the sunset together.

This booking gives you two cabins, so big groups don't have to squeeze into one. The A-frame and its neighbor sit side by side in Pigeon Forge, which means the grandparents can turn in early in one cabin while the cousins shoot pool in the other. Then everyone meets back on the A-frame's huge deck, where a long row of Adirondack chairs faces the mountains and the sky turns orange and pink at sunset.

The A-Frame Deck and Hot Tub

The deck wraps the front of the A-frame and is big enough for the whole crew, with a line of Adirondack chairs set out toward the ridges. The hot tub sits right beside the tall stone chimney, so you can soak while the clouds light up over the mountains. It's the natural spot for morning coffee and the last stop every night.

A-Frame Living Room

Inside the A-frame, the living room soars up to the peak, with a wall of triangle windows full of trees and sky. A huge leather sectional and a big matching ottoman face a stone fireplace, a chandelier hangs from the beams, and a row of cushioned swivel chairs lines the windows for anyone who wants to watch the view. Glass doors lead straight out to the deck, and a TV is ready for movie night.

A-Frame Kitchen and Dining

The kitchen has dark cabinets, stone counters, and plenty of room to cook a big breakfast. A tall dining table with stools sits right in the middle of it, so the cook is always part of the conversation. Windows over the sink look out to the green woods.

A-Frame Main-Level King Bedroom

The main-level bedroom in the A-frame has a king bed, a comfy armchair, a little writing desk, and big windows looking into the trees. A bathroom with a tiled walk-in shower is close by.

A-Frame Upstairs Bedroom and Bunk Loft

Upstairs, a cozy bedroom with a full bed tucks in under the slanted A-frame ceiling, with a bathroom with a tub and shower next door. Across the landing, the open loft is the kids' favorite. Two sets of log bunk beds fill the room, and a Pac-Man arcade machine stands in the corner for late-night high scores.

The Second Cabin's Living Room and Kitchen

Next door, the second cabin feels bright and modern. A deep sectional and a chunky wood coffee table make a comfortable place to hang out, and big windows let in the light. The kitchen sits right in the same room, with a small barrel table and chairs for a quick breakfast or a game of cards.

Game Room

The second cabin's game room is made for game night. A pool table sits under a wood ceiling, a row of tall stools lines the windows for spectators, and an electric fireplace and a TV keep the room cozy. Rack 'em up after dinner and crown a champion before the trip is over.

The Second Cabin's King Bedroom and Balcony

Upstairs in the second cabin, the king bedroom has an iron bed, a TV, and a glass door that opens onto a private balcony. Two chairs sit out there with a view toward the mountains, perfect for a quiet cup of coffee before everyone else wakes up.

Four Bathrooms

With two bathrooms in each cabin, a big group can get ready for a day in Pigeon Forge without waiting in line. A sleeper sofa adds one more spot to sleep when the group grows.

Two cabins, one deck full of chairs, a hot tub by the chimney, and a pool table next door. It's the easy way to bring the whole group together and still give everyone some room.