Hotels in Gatlinburg, TN

If you want to find hotels in Gatlinburg near public transport, consider staying in downtown Gatlinburg, where you can find Zoder’s Inn and Suites, or stay in any of the neighborhoods served by the Gatlinburg Trolley. The trolley system has seven lines that reach more than 100 locations, including Twin Creeks, which boasts The Park Vista - a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel - Gatlinburg, as well as the Rocky Waters Motor Inn near Briar Knob. Different trolley lines have different fares, some are for round trips, and other routes are all-day fares. You need to have exact change to ride, and some of the lines only operate seasonally, so you should check the schedule before you travel.

Business travelers who want to stay near the Gatlinburg Convention Center in downtown Gatlinburg can stay at comfortable, cheap hotels like the Holiday Inn Express Gatlinburg Downtown. Travelers seeking to enjoy the hikes and wilderness of Twin Creeks and Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail can stay at Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott. For the sportier outdoor types, you may want to be near the ski slopes and watery adventures of Ober Gatlinburg. Chalet Village is the place you want to be; try a stay at the Buckberry Creek Chalet. And if you’re looking to support local arts and crafts while you’re in the mountains, check out Old Cartertown Road and consider a stay at Fireflies & Moonshine Cabin. From this homey lodge, you’ll be a short walk to the local artisans at the Arts and Crafts Community on Glades Road.

Gatlinburg hotels are surrounded by many popular attractions. Among the top attractions is Ober Gatlinburg in Chalet Village, which features activities all year long, from fun in the snow to water sports. You can buy tickets for individual activities or get a season pass. To get the most out of Ober Gatlinburg, consider staying in Chalet Village at the Laurel Point Resort. For more high-flying fun with fantastic views, go to downtown Gatlinburg and check out the Hilton Garden Inn Gatlinburg and the Gatlinburg Space Needle. Rise to the top of the Space Needle for panoramas of Gatlinburg and the gorgeous Smoky Mountains. Nature lovers can find cheap hotels in Gatlinburg near Sugarland, like Motel 6 Gatlinburg. From there, embark on a hike on the Gatlinburg Trail.

You can book hotels in Gatlinburg near a selection of bars and restaurants, such as the Country Town N’ Suites near Jack Hollow, where you can take the trolley to any of the quaint cafés and homey taverns along Glades Road. The trolleys can also take you all along the Parkway District, where you can find not only such Gatlinburg hotels as Reagan Resorts Inn, but also an array of hearty steakhouses, as well as bars and clubs with live music to entertain you all evening long. For barbeque, you might want to check out the River Road neighborhood and book a room at Bearskin Lodge on the River.

If you’re visiting Gatlinburg in July or October, you may want to head over to the Gatlinburg Convention Center for the Gatlinburg Craftsmen’s Fair. Stay at a Gatlinburg hotel like Courtyard by Marriott Gatlinburg Downtown and take the Gatlinburg Trolley to the convention center, where you can buy local products ranging from artwork to candy and more from all over the Smoky Mountains. And if you want to truly welcome the springtime in April by taking a rental car on your explorations, stay somewhere like Smoky Bear Hideaway in Chalet Village, so you can venture into the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Here you’ll be able to join in the decades-old Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage, where you can enjoy nature walks, exhibits, and more as you learn about the region’s flora and fauna.

A stay of 8 nights is most popular when visiting Gatlinburg.

On average, rooms will be priced around $168 per night when booking a hotel in Gatlinburg; however the price you pay for your room will vary significantly depending on seasonality, location and facilities.

Room prices for hotels in Gatlinburg can be as much as 47% lower in the month of January. So this is a great time to book and save money.

Sunday is the cheapest day for hotel rooms in Gatlinburg. Thursday is the most expensive day.

Luxury hotels in Gatlinburg are priced around $269 a night for each person. Opting for a luxury hotel could add 37%% on top of the price of an average hotel in Gatlinburg, which stands at $168 a night for each person.

While temperatures are typically very high in Gatlinburg during June, there is a higher chance for rainfall as the average for the month is about 5.3″. Taking into account the higher potential for rain in June, those staying at a hotel in Gatlinburg should plan to visit popular indoor attractions such as Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies, Star Cars Museum, and Cooter's Place.

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