Nantahala Village Resort - Resort hotel in Bryson City - 9400 U.S. Hwy 19, USA

This place is a secret paradise. Beautiful resort in the blue ridge mountains. With so much to do on site you can spend a whole day exploring or a week relaxing and having fun. It has a high end restaurant, game room, pool, gazebo, walking trail, horseback riding, boat rentals and more. The staff are amazing. The resort is beautiful and very well maintained. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. We will definitely be back next time we are in the blue ridge mountains. We highly recommend this place. Whether it’s a romantic getaway or vacation with the family. You won’t be disappointed.

We went on December 9 for one night and it cost $277. The advertised fireplace was not gas and they had no wood to start a fire. We went to the mountains in the winter and had expected a usable as advertised fireplace. I called to the front desk and she told me she would check with the Manager and maintenance and would call me back. She never called me back. Also advertised is an on-site bar/lounge and restaurant called Tommy's Paradise. No where did it say that it was seasonal. It had closed the week before. Very disappointing for $277 for one night. Very disappointed they didn't call me back to address my legitimate concern after paying that rate.

We felt the need to share our experience because we saw all the great reviews here but had a pretty bad experience. We stayed in the main lodge and our room was disgusting. The carpet had stains everywhere, there was hair streaked on the sink and shower and there was some kind of plastic literally stapled on the wall behind the toilet. The fan had a thick layer of dust on it. The air conditioner smelled musty. We went to the pool and it appeared to be fine but when we got in the water was extremely cloudy. The outside tables around the pool were literally broken, and there were sharp pieces of stone sticking up around the pool where it wasn’t finished yet. The gate was broken to the pool which seems dangerous with kids. There was an outside water feature like a waterfall that wasn’t running and was green and full of moss. When we walked back from the pool my toddler had bare feet and while we were climbing the stairs to our room we noticed multiple carpet staples sticking up all over the stairs! For the price we paid this is not up to standards.

We found this great little gem after coming off the blue ridge parkway south in cherokee,NC. So glad we found it.the entire staff is incredibly nice...only concern was making us happy. Very nice room.kinda reminded me of a bed and breakfast, very quaint and cozy.lodge has a great wrap around covered porch with nice rockers and a porch swing etc. The grounds around are very nice as well. We didn't get a chance to eat at the restaurant but it looked really nice and smelled amazing!

This "music city" Nashville couple loves this nostalgic, quaint, vintage resort. | Nantahala Village boast beautiful views from cabin 23. Our cabin included an incredible king size bed and flat screen TV with full Direct TV and an updated bathroom. Our room was equipped with a refrigerator, stove, microwave, and coffee maker. Additionally, there were rocking chairs on the back porch to match the rustic cabin decor of Nantahala Village. The cabin was furnished with many towels and toiletries. William and I have decided our dining experience at Nantahala Village was one of the best we have ever experienced. We enjoyed the craft mix drinks and the menu selection. The staff was very courteous and prompt with service. We would not hesitate to return to Nantahala Village. Our stay was exceptional!!

Booked on app. Received call requesting card info. (Which is tied to app). Upon arrival, front desk wasn't sure room was ready. Couldn't reach room staff, sent "Honey" to see if room was ready. We went to dining area for dinner and was asked if we had reservations. Reservations? ? didn't know reservations were required. Thank goodness for the apple i purchased else where. You would think if staying, you wouldn't need reservations or would have been told during check in reservations are required to eat at location.

The rooms were ok, we loved the fire places in the room and on the deck, but the other items in the room left much to be desired. The bathroom (specifically the shower) needed work, and the hot water only lasted 5 min in the morning thankfully my wife showed the night before. And the beds were awful, and the reason for only 3 stars. The pillows and bed were bad… i kept sinking in the bed like it was a half full beanbag chair, and the pillows were all so tall that between the sinking bed and large pillow, i looked like an upside down ^ symbol. And the bed was so squeaky that my wife and i kept waking each other up every time one of us moved. There were also mise droppings all over the deck which was nit my favorite, but there were none inside, so i just chalk that up to wilderness, which is fine. The room was cute altogether, but to me the 2 most important things are a good bed and a decent shower/bathroom. The staff is extremely friendly and and the restaurant inside is nice as well. My biggest issue really was the bed. Im going to spend between 7-9 hours of my 16 hour stay in that bed (and my wife as well) so that part was kind of a let down, but all in all it was good. Probably more of a 3.5 out of 5 (7/10).

Deb at the front desk was fantastic; so welcoming, friendly, and efficient. In fact, all the staff was very friendly. From the restaurant employees to the maintenance supervisor we saw… all smiling and pleasant.It is a beautiful setting if you want to just relax and enjoy the mountains.