Hotels with Swimming Pool in Rocky Bottom, Sunset
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1. Holiday Inn Express Brevard City Center by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Brevard City Center by IHGBrevard
- Mountain escape with a seasonal outdoor pool and nearby trails offers refreshing dips in the sunshine.
P7,596
P8,489 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 29 - Sep 30
2. Comfort Inn & Suites Brevard North
Comfort Inn & Suites Brevard NorthBrevard
- Splash into summer at this rural hotel with an inviting outdoor pool and serene lounge areas.
P5,769
P6,446 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 20 - Sep 21
3. Hampton Inn Brevard
Hampton Inn BrevardPisgah Forest
- Discover the outdoor pool oasis that complements your active mountain getaway at this modern hotel in Brevard.
P7,356
P8,221 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 7 - Sep 8
P10,522
P16,863 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 1 - Sep 2
5. Fairway Forest by Coolvacay
Fairway Forest by CoolvacaySapphire
- Dive into mountain relaxation with 3 inviting pools, where active adventures meet tranquil waters in this recreational paradise.
P9,713
P12,520 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 14 - Sep 15
6. Greystone Inn
Greystone InnLake Toxaway
- Luxurious lakeside escape offers seasonal pool sanctuary with tennis courts and marina.
P24,718
P29,711 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 13 - Sep 14
Top Rocky Bottom Hotel Reviews
Hampton Inn & Suites Cashiers Sapphire Valley
10/10 Excellent
"Great place to stay if you are in the area."
Comfort Inn & Suites Brevard North
10/10 Excellent
"Excellent room, very spacious. Great breakfast, lots of options. Amble parking. Very friendly staff."
Fairway Forest by Coolvacay
8/10 Good
"First, we did not know this was a rehab timeshare.. It was built around an abandoned golf course in the Sapphire Valley. The architecture is probably from the 70s. Check again was horrible. You go to a check-in center and then have to drive back 2 miles to your property with an amount from 1992. That show shows you how to find your property. It was very stressful coming in late and tired. We got off to a terrible start. Once we got in the room it was nice because it was a one bedroom suite and we had a sitting area and aFirst, we did not know this was a rehab timeshare.. It was built around an abandoned golf course in the Sapphire Valley. The architecture is probably from the 70s. Check again was horrible. You go to a check-in center and then have to drive back 2 miles to your property with an amount from 1992 that shows you how to find your property. It was very stressful coming in late and tired. We got off to a terrible start. Once we got in the room, it was nice because it was a one bedroom suite and we had a sitting area and a kitchen. It was updated and clean. Therefore, the room was great. The worst part about it was checking in. Also, we paid resort fee for a nonexistent golf course. We would not stay here again, but it wasn’t too terrible. The people next to us were loud because the walls must’ve been very thin."