Yurt holiday rentals in Tennessee River

Gorgeous views, great location, the hot water was actually hot (unlike other Airbnb’s I’ve stayed in), the hot tub was ready to go, the host left us snacks. It was just such a wonderful experience. We will be coming back. If I had to pick ANY cons, I’d be really reaching. You are one of four yurts (we didn’t realize we would have “neighbors” but it’s set up in such a way that you still have privacy.). Also, you are close to the road so occasionally you will hear cars, but the sound of the river much overpowers that. Plan for no reception; we were fine with that. We plan to come back again with 2 more couples. I will definitely miss falling asleep to the sound of the river Now, what I wish I would have known as a car geek - we accidentally went through Tail of the Dragon on the way there. Had no idea it was here. Was sad to have a big ole SUV riding that instead of my sports car! Plan accordingly. :)

Absolutely loved our stay here and can't stop talking about it! The location worked great for us to enjoy a day in Knoxville and The Great Smoky Mountains. We also enjoyed a quiet and peaceful day! If bugs freak you out, this may not be your place. We didn't experience them in the yurt, but you do come across them with the bathroom and outdoor kitchen set up. However, if you can accept being one with bugs, you won't regret the beautiful shower set up! I am sure we will be staying here again in the future :)

Communication was great and the folks at Seven Springs were wonderful to interact with. We appreciated a quiet refuge to escape to and their great local recommendations for hiking and beverages.

My friends and I adventured here for my birthday and we haven't stopped talking about it! Mary is a bright light in this world and her wonderful spirit shows through in Seven Springs. We had 7 people in 4 yurts, all of which were uniquely decorated and freshly cleaned. The campfire was stocked with wood, the kitchen had everything we needed, and the showers and bathrooms were very clean. On the last day, we had a yoga class in the open air yurt which was a great way to end the weekend. Highly recommend asking about that! So... STAY. HERE. I can't recommend Mary and Seven Springs enough. My friends and I can't wait to come back and hike in the smokies and stay in this little patch of good vibes again. My only recommendation would be to pack extra blankets in the fall because it does get cold at night. :)

We loved the surrounding town, the peaceful area and yurts so much last year that we came back for a second time! The yurts are amazing and the area provides a relaxing atmosphere, as well as the sounds of the connecting rivers are so calming. We left something behind and the owners were gracious to send it!

The Cherry Yurt that Rodney hosted was the perfect getaway for me and my partner! It had the most fantastic views, despite the rainy weather, we were still able to enjoy the foggy views. The location was wonderful, we had many local options to visit and did visit. Rodney provided everything possible, from the makeup wipes in the bathroom, the coffee and creamer for our mornings, the kitchen utensils for our "staying in meals", to many brochures for local recommended areas to visit. Great place to stay at!

Thee heart center is a wonderfully located and incredibly accommodating stay, Liz was a wonderful host and despite our group's varying numbers was perfectly willing to work with us to make sure we all had a bed.

Such a relaxing area to be in, the yurt was so cozy and comfortable!! I can’t wait to plan my next visit.

We had a great time at the octagon! My kids (2 & 6) loved everything from the slide to gaming in the basement. We enjoyed the heated pool and mini golf at the rec center too. Would definitely stay again!

We loved staying at the EcoVillage in the Guatemala yurt. Mary, a sweet caretaker of the land, messaged us and met us at the village upon arrival and gave us a tour of the shared bathhouse and kitchen as well as the yurts and trails and attractions on the grounds. She informed us that we were the last booking before they closed for the season so the grounds were very quiet and peaceful. We walked the labyrinth, ate in the kitchen (there were some herbs in the garden we could use), the bed was comfortable (there was a bed warmer to keep us cozy despite the October chill), the showers were nice and hot, and the yurt was so fun to stay in, we wish we could have booked a longer trip! We saw squirrels all over the place, some deer bounding through the adjacent field, and a few crawly critters just like with camping. We went to sleep to the sound of the babbling creek. Overall, we had a peaceful night surrounded by nature and we would definitely recommend and book again!

Absolutely wonderful place to stay! I am currently figuring out when I can make a trip back down!

It was quite and peaceful. The yurt was cozy and welcoming.

I can't say enough about this stay. It was so beautiful and the hosts were exceptional. The yurt was extremely comfortable, the kitchen and bathrooms were wonderful. We felt right at home. We traveled with our two boys (11 and 13) and they also commented on how great the place was. Thank you Jessi and Zach for sharing a piece of your peace with us!

we had a wonderful stay. the yurt was exactly as described. it was peaceful. I enjoyed reading on the porch. Bed was very nice, bathroom clean and exactly what was needed. Belinda was very responsive and met us when we arrived. Belinda communicated with us, offered suggestions for places to eat. it was a great place to stay !!

Beautiful place, everything you need a cozy cabin, easy check in & check out, nice people, kid & pet-friendly!! Thanks, we had a great time!

Very fun! Ample room, beautiful view, and very clean.

Brasstown is a hidden gem. If I have the chance to return here, I will. Debbie’s eco-village is clearly a labor of love with her heart and soul poured into every detail. Anyone lucky enough to book the spot will be thrilled. My dog loved the creek area. This is a great base camp for exploring the surrounding Nantahala National Forest and John C. Campbell folk school. If you are wanting to unplug, this is the perfect setting to wake up to the sun and birds singing in the morning instead of an alarm, and go to sleep with the stars instead of screens. Wonderful setting.