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Our top choices for Blue Ridge Mountains hostels

A bunk bed room with a ladder, a small wooden cabinet, and a window with a view of trees.

1. The Lazy Tiger Hostel

Asheville

P6,366 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 8 - Oct 9

A two-story building with a porch, string lights, and a sign reading "Hostel."

2. Bon Paul & Sharky's Youth Hostel

West Asheville

Brandy

P6,935 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 8 - Oct 9

A cabin with a wooden deck and a small stone staircase leading to a wooden door.

3. Black Bear Resort

Hampton

Mark

P6,284 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 26 - Sep 27

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Top Blue Ridge Mountains Hotel Reviews

Edgewater Hotel - Gatlinburg

10/10 Excellent

"The only negative news about the stay at Edgewater would most definitely have to be the elevators,.they take forever just to get from one floor to the next... Overall its a wonderful place to stay."

Dollywood's DreamMore Resort

10/10 Excellent

"From the moment we drove in and were helped with our luggage, and we had a lot, to Taylor at the front desk to Bailey our dinner waiter everything was perfect. My only complaint was there weren’t too many options without cheese in the buffet. But the chicken was delicious and their California wine selection was good too!"

Econo Lodge Pigeon Forge Riverside

8/10 Good

"The staff was very helpful and attentive to our request. The breakfast was good and free. The room was very clean and the bed was very comfortable. The standard king room was smaller than I thought it would be. The hotel was in an excellent location right in the center of Pigeon Forge."

Westgate Smoky Mountain Resort & Water Park

8/10 Good

"It was very frustrating when you’ve travelled for hours, you’re ready to get into your room so you can relax instead all you get is people trying to convinced you to listen to their presentation. First Upon arrival, there was no parking space to get to the main lobby, once we’re in, there’s so many people checking in, the line was so long with only 3 host checking people in. It took me almost an hour to get checked in. They are also trying so hard to get us in to their showing. I get it, it’s their job to sell and get people to listen to their timeshare but once you said no they should’ve taken that. Instead they move me from one counter to another which is the opposite side, I asked what’s for and they told me I am a vip. I was confused and just followed the guy then I stood in line for another 15-20 minutes just for another person to convince me to listen to their presentation and that they would give my Anakeesta tickets for free when I said No, I’m not interested, got upset only then they give me my room key. They also charged me $70 for maintenance fee non refundable and $55 incidental fee which is refundable. They did upgrade my room to king size bed with jacuzzi tub. This was my second time staying here, my first was 3 years ago and I didn’t have this issue. Overall it was a great stay, my room was clean and the air condition works great but I would not go back due to that experience. I want to be able to go in and out when checking in and enjoy the rest of my time."

The Park Vista - a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel - Gatlinburg

10/10 Excellent

"The interior of the hotel was fine, but our balcony had some gross stagnant water from the a/c unit above dripping water on it and it doesn’t run off, just pools up. The exterior of the hotel needs some sprucing up and the outdoor furniture could use some fixing up as well. Overall, it’s a beautiful place to stay and the trolley service coming right up to the front is extremely convenient. The food was excellent, both for breakfast and dinner."

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