Gatlinburg Treasure

The main living area of Gatlinburg Treasure is built around glass — unique angles, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a panoramic view that takes in the mountains and the valley below all at once. It's the kind of room that stops guests in the doorway for a moment before they remember to put their bags down. Two king suites downstairs with their own deck access and private baths, a felted pool table framed by windows, a wet bar, two levels of deck, a hot tub, a fireplace, and bears that have been spotted visiting the property with enough regularity to feel like a feature rather than a surprise. Gatlinburg Treasure earns its name.

The Living Area & Kitchen

The main level is the cabin's defining space — stone fireplace on one side, floor-to-ceiling windows and mountain views on the other, leather seating and a flat-screen with surround sound in between. The angles and glass give the room a character that photographs well but feels even better in person. A full bath on this level adds convenience without anyone having to go downstairs. The granite kitchen with stainless appliances is just steps away, fully equipped for cooking in, and the wooden dining table seats four in front of windows so the view carries through every meal.

The King Suites

A wooden spiral staircase leads down to the lower level where both king bedrooms live — each with its own private en suite bath, its own flat-screen TV, and its own direct access to the lower deck. The separation from the main living area gives both couples genuine privacy, and the deck access from the bedroom means stepping outside with morning coffee requires almost no effort at all.

The Entertainment Space & Wet Bar

The felted pool table sits framed by an abundance of windows on the main level — a game room that doubles as a viewing platform, with the mountain scenery as the backdrop for every shot. A wet bar with a mini-fridge keeps the entertainment area self-sufficient for an evening, and the additional seating makes it a natural gathering point when the group isn't on one of the decks.

The Decks & Hot Tub

Two levels of covered deck give the group distinct outdoor spaces with distinct moods. The main level deck has rocking chairs and outdoor speakers — the right setup for long evenings with the mountain views. The lower deck has patio seating and the hot tub, positioned for soaking as the Gatlinburg forest goes quiet around the property. Bears have been spotted visiting from the surrounding woods — close enough to photograph, wild enough to remind you where you are.

Location

Gatlinburg Treasure sits near the entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Ober Mountain, and Rocky Top Sports World, with a seasonal community pool available for guests. Three parking spaces and keyless 24-hour check-in, with WiFi and a washer and dryer included. Note: high-clearance vehicles or four-wheel drive are recommended in inclement weather due to the road conditions on the way up.

Floor-to-ceiling mountain views, two king suites with private baths, a pool table framed by windows, and bears in the yard — Gatlinburg Treasure is exactly what it claims to be.