Top Hotels Near Gatlinburg SkyPark in Gatlinburg from AU$85

"Nice people, great location, property is old, but updated. Decent little breakfast. Kind of noisy, but overall gad a very nice stay."

"Clean, friendly, nice"

"the location is great!! paper thin walls, low water pressure, same breakfast menu EVERY day - (that got old), parking garage and fee - ridiculous but the location was perfect"

"The breakfast bar was great!"

"This hotel is in poor condition and in need of a major refurbishment. The air conditioning was so noisy we had to turn it off so we found sleep. The fan in the bathroom was also extremely noisy. The room decor is dated throughout and the furniture needs a major upgrade. The bed creaked with every movement. The pool was shut throughout our stay so anyone booking with children I would advise to check. On the positive side, the location is great, right in the heart of the town and amenities. The staff were very polite and helpful and the parking is brilliant. "

"The national park was probably 15 or 20 minutes out depending on which area of the park you’d want to explore. My biggest issue with this property was the cold floors that was due to the doors not sealing properly , you could feel the cold draft "

"Beautiful perfume room. Very nice staff upon checking in. Only dilemma was it was a lil bit of a walk to the strip. Otherwise, loved it!"

"The room was amazing and quiet, but the pool had a little too much of clorox and to be in a such small place / like lock/ enclosure it was too strong smell for the kids but everything else was amazing, good breakfast."

"Room was clean but had a very loud wind tunnel like noise. Also, when I went to get on the elevator the door opened and then closed quickly as I was stepping in and the door smashed me. Almost a week later and I still have the bruising to show for it. The hotel staff seemed unbothered by the fact that I was hurt. I had to ask to talk to someone about it 3 different times before I got to speak with a manager. Not 1 "I'm sorry this happened" I then needed to stay an extra night because I was too sore to drive home 6 hours. One would think the hotel would have given compensation for the extra night or at least a discount. Nope, I was offered a $50.00 dining credit that wasn't good for anything other than room service or the bar and when I checked out, I had to go back to the front desk because my credit had not been applied. Customer Service Training needs to be done at this hotel. "