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Unforgettable Sunrise View, Dual Living Spaces & on Douglas Lake by Pigeon Forge

Sevierville

Gegam O.

$414 nightly

May 25 - May 26

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Modern Cabin | Hot Tub | Pool Across Street | Easy Access

Sevierville

$382 nightly

May 26 - May 27

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High N' Dry | Pigeon Forge Cottage | River Walk | 1 Mi to Pkwy

Pigeon

Brittany B.

$309 nightly

May 25 - May 26

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Sleeps 21 | Indoor Pool | Resort Waterpark | Views

Sevierville

$1,291 nightly

May 26 - May 27

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Spacious Mountaintop Lodge: close to everything, sauna, hot tub and game room

Sevierville

Selena S.

$617 nightly

May 26 - May 27

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Mountain cabin w/ pool, hot tub & BBQ grill

Sevierville

$1,554 nightly

May 31 - Jun 1

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26 Guests | Resort Waterpark | Indoor Pool | Views

Sevierville

Humberto JR G.

$1,299 nightly

May 25 - May 26

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22 Guests | Luxury Chalet | Indoor Pool | Mtn View

Sevierville

Brian K.

$1,519 nightly

Jun 14 - Jun 15

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Top Mascot Hotel Reviews

Crowne Plaza Knoxville Downtown University by IHG

10/10 Excellent

"This was one of the best hotels I have stayed in. The staff were helpful, the restaurant was excellent, and the location was fabulous. Definitely staying here again."

The Resort at Governor's Crossing

2/10 Terrible

"I would not recommend this place to families with young children at all. Calling this a “resort” is very misleading. We brought floats from home for our children and were told we could not use them and instead had to use U.S. Coast Guard approved life jackets. I have a 1-year-old and a 2-year-old, and even with the life jackets, my children were still rolling around in the water and struggling to stay upright safely. The worst part of our stay was when my 1-year-old fell in the indoor pool area and stopped breathing. During one of the scariest moments of my life, there was no help from staff, no urgency, and no support. Not one lifeguard assisted us, and when I spoke to the front desk afterward, I was basically told there was nothing they could do about the incident. There is also no restaurant on-site, which is another reason this place does not feel like a resort experience at all. If you are a parent with children ages 3 and under thinking your kids will have a fun and safe experience here, I strongly suggest looking elsewhere."