Located in Bryson City, 13 miles from Harrah's Casino, Stonebrook Lodge Bryson City provides accommodations with a shared lounge and free private parking.
This North Carolina property is less than a 15-minute drive from the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Guests can go fishing on the property or cool down in the seasonal outdoor pool.
Judy
United States of America
Loved being by the river. Loved seeing Elk! So peaceful!!
Located between Bryson City and Chreokee, North Carolina, Two Rivers Lodge features a seasonal outdoor swimming pool. All rooms boast a TV with cable channels, and a private bathroom.
This Bryson City, North Carolina, inn is a 9 minute walk from area excursions with the Great Smoky Mountain Rail Road. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi and an outdoor pool.
Crystal
United States of America
This is an older property. However it is well maintained. The bed is comfortable. Great location. ( can walk to the Great Smokey Mountain train. Just an FYI if you buy your tickets online you MUST select a parking spot. The train refunded me with No problem).
Inn keepers helpful and courteous. A great value. I would stay again.
Providing garden views, McKinley Edwards Inn in Bryson City features accommodations, a garden, and a shared lounge. This guest house offers air-conditioned accommodations with a terrace.
Offering a terrace and views of the mountains, Nantahala Cabins is set in Bryson City in the North Carolina Region, 1.9 mi from Nantahala Outdoor Center. All units have a satellite flat-screen TV.
James
United States of America
It is very private and comfortable. The hot tub was wonderful.
Located in Bryson City, 21 miles from Harrah's Casino, Nantahala Village has accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a fitness center and a garden.
Located within 26 miles of Harrah's Casino and 25 miles of Museum of the Cherokee Indian, The Lodge Nantahala River has rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Bryson City.
Sanna-Maija
United States of America
Cozy, very welcoming property. Amazing decor and nice touches with s'mores and games as well as firepits.
This 1920s-era Folkestone Inn is mountain farmhouse bed and breakfast in Bryson City that features a garden and terrace. A free farm-to-table, 3-course gourmet breakfast and free WiFi are provided.
Roberta Lubbers
United States of America
Great/delicious breakfast. Good location to many opportunities to explore the area. Very relaxing!
BEWARE..IF YOU HAVE A MICE CAR OR SMALL SUV AN NO 4 Wheel DRIVE..DO NOT MESS YOUR NICE CAR UP GOING THERE. CAUSE THEY WANT TO TAKE YOUR MONEY AS THEY DID ME WHEN I NEEDED HELP GETTIN UP THE STEEP GILL
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Anonymous
United States of America
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We went to Bryson City to ride on the Old North Carolina...
We went to Bryson City to ride on the Old North Carolina Railroad on a trip through Nantahala Gorge. This trip takes 4 hours and is really nice.
It includes a stop at the Nantahala Outdoor Center. There is food, drink and alcohol available on the train, and also at Nantahala.
The restaurants in town were very good, especially Pasqualinos Italian Restaurant, which was excellent. There were cute stores, the town did not look tired, nor did it have lots of vacant store fronts. It has free parking, which is a nice change from some towns, and is highly walkable. There is a river running through it, which is quite pretty.
It borders Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and has access to several trails, including the Tunnel to Nowhere. The lodging choices were limited, but we didn't have trouble getting a room for the first weekend in May.
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Anonymous
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Bryson City is a beautiful little town with lots of cute...
Bryson City is a beautiful little town with lots of cute shops and interesting history. The town only has one sit down diner for breakfast and it stays very busy, The evening options are quite diverse and offer a variety of menus and prices, The streets are nice for walking along, and some benches are available to sit, the town features fiberglass 'trout' in different designs and colors, so look for these as interesting photo oppportunities. The Swain County Museum is really interesting as well. The are multiple hiking/walking trails in the area and don't forget to visit the 'Road to Nowhere'. The highlight of the town is the Great Smoky Mountains Railway and Miniature Train Museum.
Deborah
United States of America
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Bryson City is a Gem!!
Things to do...
Bryson City is a Gem!!
Things to do... Definitely a must is the Train!!! Splurge for the first class tickets with lunch and request the Harper Car with Steve!!! (Adults only) It'll be worth the little bit of extra money, I promise!!
Next, Make reservations with GTR Adventures (right across from the railroad museum, on Depot St.) Ask for Robbie and he will give you an Itinerary of places off the beaten path to go see via ATV!!! Bucket List Trip, for sure!!
Falls, Road to Nowhere, Tubing, and you are so close to other Adventures in Cherokee, Fontana Dam, Maggie Valley...
One place for FOOD in Bryson City that I can recommend without hesitation is Pasqualino's Italian Restaurant!!! Hands Down, the best Italian ever and the best wait staff, starting with Jackson!!!! Amazing service!!! Sooo many Gluten Free Options, including freshly made bread from the local bakery from down the street! It was the only place we ate inside Bryson City, and we ate there twice!
There are lots of places to shop, snack and eat. We went during the off season. What we loves the most about Bryson City was the people. Everywhere we went, we were welcomed. Thank you Bryson City for the memories!
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Anonymous
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I love Bryson City!!
I love Bryson City!! It's not too far from where I live and it's just a nice getaway for the weekend. Lots to do here and great places to eat and drink. It should meet all of your needs. Plus the surrounding towns offer exciting activities also so you're in the center of it all. Definitely hit the Everett Diner for breakfast! Jimmy Macs and the Iron Wok for dinner. If you like a nice cold beer then definitely visit the local brewery, Mountain Layers Brewing Company.
Jeff
United States of America
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We came for the train ride for our anniversary.
We came for the train ride for our anniversary. The town is very pretty at Christmas. But there is no where to eat. It's mostly fast food. 2 or 3 mom & pop places. We ate at 3 of those and they were very good but way too high for the food. Got burgers both places & it cost us as much for those as it does a steak dinner. And outside of downtown, everywhere we went everything looked run down and trashy. It's almost like there are no limit to how much trash and vehicles a person can put in their yard. Jimmy Macs was good, but pricey. Bryson City Bakery was really good but $28 for a breakfast sandwich, a coffee, a cinnamon roll & a breakfast casserole muffin.
The property was extremely well-kept and managed. The owners seemed very cautious with COVID protocols, which gave us a better sense of safety and relief while we stayed. It is right up the hill from downtown Bryson City, but still far enough away so that you can enjoy a peaceful evening or morning sitting on the patio. The rooms were a bit dated, but still extremely clean and comfortable! We originally booked for one night and ended up staying 3, and rebooking for our next trip up in October!
we enjoyed the cabin, although the dirt road to get up there is a little sketchy, you just have to maintain your speed going up and down, it was away from everywhere, so if you are looking for a quiet place to get away from people then this is your cabin. to get to Bryson City, it's only about 10 minutes away. the beds were very comfortable, The kitchen had more than enough supplies if you intend on cooking at the cabin.
Shower had no pressure and took forever to get warm, no shower curtain, had to request one, no covers on lighting fixtures, rooms need lamps, obviously undergoing upgrades and not quite ready for guests. Had to request clean towels three times. Quiet location, convenient to Bryson City, friendly staff. Hopefully by the time summer rolls around they will have it together. Room 110 had a broken spring in the mattress
Breakfast was wonderful! My grandkids did not want to leave. They were excited to put their golden ticket with their name on the Christmas Tree and participate in the Christmas crafts. This was the fourth time we stayed at the Inn. We will definitely stay at the Inn when we return to Bryson City. The Inn keepers and the little extras make it such a friendly and quaint place to stay.
Andy met us upon arrival, gave us the door code and gave us a tour of the house and answered all our questions about the house, area roads and restaurants. The location was perfect for our access to the roads we were riding and very close to Bryson City (awesome little town!). We are passing the word to all of our friends about this location, it is truly a gem!
The cabin was delightful, each cabin had a decorative theme. Our cabin was railroad crossing. It had paintings, wall decor, and even a model train on the shelf in the bathroom. There was towels, pots and pans, and dishes. Comforts of home including a TV and a king size bed. The area was quiet and close to Bryson city and Cherokee .
2 blocks from all restaurants, nightlife, and the train depot. Room was clean. Owner was attentive and kind. I was looking for a retro-feel hotel reminiscent of childhood stays in Cherokee, and this place was great. The pool was clean and nice. It was exactly what I was looking for.
Great location on the edge of Bryson City, quiet with a lovely view. Comfortable bed, great shower, easy keyless access, good WiFi. Easy access by car to two excellent hiking centres. Basic but adequate kitchen and crockery. For a couple it was great
its a great location and is quite and private atmosphere. its a bit of a walk up hill is the only downside. they have a great picnic area and it is right by the river. and it is down the road from Bryson city. i came here for the great Smokey rail road.
Our bed at this hotel was by far the most comfortable we have ever slept in away from home. The room was exceptionally clean. The staff were very friendly. We will keep this place at the top of our places to stay when in the area.
Quaint house was decorated for Christmas which was great ,we were in Bryson City for the Polar Express train ride .Would
highly recommend a stay here so comfortable and much nicer than a hotel iked
It was conveniently located to Bryson City and the restaurants there. The room was very clean and the place was extremely quiet. No breakfast, but there were places not far away.
The cabin is a 5 minute drive from Bryson City with a lovely view in a quiet area! The house has everything you need for a very comfortable stay! Very cute decorating as well!
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