Check in is at 4:00 PM EST. A 4-digit door code will be included in the check-in instructions you receive prior to your arrival. We offer early check-in at 2PM for a $50 fee, subject to availability. If you require check-in earlier than 2PM, we recommend booking the previous night to guarantee access. In the event that the property is not ready by 2PM due to unforeseen circumstances, the early check-in fee will be refunded. You must request early check-in at least 24 hours before arrival. Please do not arrive at property prior to your approved check-in time.
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Do you allow early check-ins?
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Can I get a later check-out time?
Check-out is at 10:00 AM EST. We appreciate your prompt departure to allow us time to prepare for incoming guests. We offer a late check-out of 11:00 AM for a $50 fee, subject to availability. If you have not arranged a late check-out in advance, a $50 fee per hour will apply for any time spent on the property beyond 10:00 AM, with a minimum charge of one hour. If the unit is not vacated by 3:00 PM on your check-out day, a fee equivalent to the daily rental rate may be assessed.
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Can I bring more people than the number you list as the occupancy?
Our maximum occupancy refers to the number of people allowed in the unit at any given time (this includes guests and visitors), some of which may be mandated by internal and external regulations. If you are planning on having additional guests during your stay, please contact management for permission. If Maximum Occupancy is violated without management's knowledge, a $500 fee may be charged to the account for violation.
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Can I make a reservation directly on your website and is payment secure?
Our guests will enjoy the convenience of quickly and easily paying for our vacation homes directly through our website. Rest easy knowing that our online Vacation Rent Payment platform is accredited, certified, secured, and compliant. We accept VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover payment methods.
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What is your cancellation policy?
To see our updated cancellation policy Click Here
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Can I cancel my reservation due to weather conditions?
Great Smoky Mountains Cabin Rentals does not issue refunds due to acts of nature such as: weather, road conditions, snow conditions, power outages or forest fires. If the property is uninhabitable due to such circumstances and you did not purchase travel insurance, reservations can be rescheduled for future dates within one year of the reservation date.
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Do you offer travel insurance?
Yes, you will be given an option to add the cost of travel insurance during the online reservation process on our website.
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When are payments due?
25% deposit is due at time of booking; 50% (75% cumulative) due 120 days prior to arrival; Final payment will be required 60 days prior to checking-in to your vacation rental. If your booking is less than 120 days the deposit will be 75% due at time of booking and final payment will be required 60 days prior to checking-in. If booking within 60 days of your stay, payment in full is due at time of reservation.
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What supplies are included with the rental of one of your units?
A starter supply of 2 rolls of paper towels, 2 rolls of toilet paper per bathroom, 1 bottle of liquid dish soap, 2 dishwasher detergent pads, 1 laundry detergent, 2 garbage bags per trash can, 1 pack of coffee, creamer and sugar are provided. Please bring additional if you feel a small supply will not be adequate for your stay.
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Do I need to bring linens and towels?
Bath towels, bed sheets, pillows and blankets are provided.
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Is Housekeeping available during my stay?
No, we cannot provide housekeeping services during your stay.
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Is there a chance I will see a bear?
Yes, there is a chance of wildlife in the Smoky Mountain area. However, we do NOT encourage interaction between bears/wildlife. If you are in close proximity to wildlife, please immediately contact TWRA or local police.
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Is smoking permitted?
Smoking is strictly prohibited inside all of our cabins. If there is tobacco smell in the home after your departure, there will be a minimum $500 charge and potentially an additional cleaning fee.
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Are pets allowed?
Pets are PROHIBITED at all times on the rental premises or inside the property. Service animals are welcome, however, they cannot be left unattended inside the property. Violations under this Section will result in a charge of $500 plus applicable taxes, immediate removal of pet, cancellation of the reservation, rent forfeiture, and/or license termination.
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Is there internet access?
All of our units are equipped with complimentary Wi-Fi internet. You will receive access details in your check-in email.
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Do you have grills available?
All cabins have private charcoal grills. Guests are responsible for bringing their own charcoal.
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Is there someone I can contact if there are issues during my stay?
Yes, a local contact number will be provided in your check-in instruction email should any issues arise during your stay.
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How much does it cost to rent a cabin in Gatlinburg Tennessee?
The average nightly rate of a cabin in Gatlinburg is $229 per night.
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What is the best month to visit Gatlinburg Tennessee?
The best time to visit Gatlinburg is between September and October. The two peak seasons in Gatlinburg are summer (June, July and August) and the month of October, when the fall foliage is at its zenith. July is the busiest month of the summer season, while weekends in October draw the largest crowds in the fall.
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Can you stay in a cabin in the Smoky Mountains?
Staying in a cabin is the best way to experience the Great Smoky Mountain areas of Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg.
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Do I want to stay in Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge?
Overall, Gatlinburg is more compact than Pigeon Forge, which creates a more pedestrian friendly area. There are some downsides to being in a smaller valley. Since there's not much open space or alternative routes, this mountain town tends to get more crowded than Pigeon Forge.
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What is a chalet cabin?
A chalet is a wooden dwelling with a sloping roof and widely overhanging eaves. Today, the term “cabin” is used to describe any mountain or vacation home in the Smoky Mountains. But in fact, a cabin is traditionally a small house built from logs.