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A river with boats, surrounded by trees and houses.

1. WATERFRONT! 15 feet to Shoreline. Includes BOAT SLIP. FSBO on Zillow.

Six Mile

Gordon P.

$455 nightly

Nov 2 - Nov 3

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A two-story cabin with a balcony, surrounded by trees.

2. Live-in Art Gallery in Downtown Highlands / Walk to Main Street / Mountain Views

Highlands

Ksenia K.

$524 nightly

Oct 13 - Oct 14

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A multi-story building with balconies, large windows, and a traditional architectural style.

3. Helen River Haus-On the River-Hot Tub

Helen

Joe F.

$640 nightly

Oct 19 - Oct 20

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A covered porch with wicker furniture and a table, overlooking a forested area.

4. Downtown Helen Chalet.Tubing/Wineries/Rollercoaster/Shopping/Hiking/Waterfalls

Helen

Boris M.

$445 nightly

Oct 14 - Oct 15

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Top Clayton Hotel Reviews

Lake Chatuge Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"The room was great, the views were spectacular and the staff was excellent. The breakfast buffet did not have breakfast meats or eggs but it did have great choices for cereal, pastries, toaster type foods like bagels, yogurt and microwave grits and oatmeal. Also, of course, juices and coffee."

Alpine Valley Inn

8/10 Good

"The hotel is old, could use paid job on room doors and interior rooms. Breakfast consisted of cereal, 2 tiny frozen breakfast sausage sandwiches you microwave, packaged blueberry muffins, coffee was good. No elevator so we used stairs to second floor. On the stairwell was a garbage can filled to the rim both nights we were there. No one emptied it. The room was quiet, beds were comfortable. I guess that’s what really matters. We did drive into town because it was too far to walk."