magine being transported back in time to a world where the air is clear, and life is simple. In 1932, the lodge at 204 Hill Street had its first guests. Gatlinburg was a sleepy, peaceful mountain village. The guests woke in the morning with the sounds of the river rushing below, and the birds chirping outside their windows. There was excitement in the air with talk of exploring the mountains above Gatlinburg, and speculation of them being made into a National Park.

Today's guests are still experiencing these sights, sounds, and excitement. The Laurel Springs Lodge has transitioned from a boarding house, to a family retreat, and finally a Bed and Breakfast. This old Lodge, intimate enough for a honeymoon, yet large enough for your group, club, or family gathering, has been satisfying travelers for 70 years!

Enjoy your choice of five guest rooms, all with private baths, and cable TV/VCR complete with a variety of movies for each room. Enjoy our rustic living room, four season porch, gazebo, and grounds. Browse through our library, or enjoy one of our numerous board games.

Relax and kick back on the porch, socialize around the fireplace, or take a leisurely stroll around the grounds. Indulge yourself; sleep enveloped in fine bedding; enjoy a bountiful country breakfast.

Breakfast at the Laurel Springs Lodge makes waking up a wonderful treat. Enjoy a down home country breakfast while gazing out the window at the Great Smoky Mountains splendor.

Whether you hike in the Smoky Mountain National Park, dine in Gatlinburg, or go outlet shopping or to shows in Pigeon Forge, you will find endless hours of enjoyment nearby. We are within easy walking distance to downtown Gatlinburg, (2 blocks to shuttle service). In a peaceful residential area, overlooking the little Pigeon River.

As our guests you will feel like family. Surrounded by the warmth and ambience of our authentic 1930's Smoky Mountain Lodge. Pampered with modern amenities and southern hospitality.

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