Internet Luck

I am one of the lucky ones who found Buckhorn by chance on the internet.  I needed a place to stay on the east side of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and looked up bed and breakfast places on the internet.  Arriving on October first, I was thrilled to find this beautiful home.  At first look, you know you are in a very special and much loved place.  I stayed in Cottage 1 which I found delightful in every way.  At dinner I began to meet other guests.  First, I met a couple who were celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary.  They talked of their special day and now they had returned nearly every year to celebrate.  As I met more people I realized how lucky I was to find such a special place which is held dear by so many.  Laurie Word

Everything We Hoped It Would Be

Between the enchanting cottage, picturesque grounds and mountains, and delectable food, our first anniversary was everything we hoped it would be.  We wanted to let you know what a wonderful time we had and give you our thanks.  We will definitely have to come back in the future, especially in the spring to see the Callaway Garden at its finest. September 2013  Paul and Betsy Cronin.

A Beautiful Setting

Memories of Buckhorn are always happy thoughts for us.  God created a beautiful setting here with awesome mountains, trees, flowers and cheerful birds.  It may just be heaven on earth.  Buckhorn has been and will continue to be a place for us to clear our minds and rest our bones.  Nancy and Sherold Walker

Missouri Couple Appreciate Hosptiality

Thank you, thank you and thank you for your over-the-top hospitality that you and your staff have provided me and my wife Dorothy.  Every stay here gets better and better.  Your warm hospitality draws us back each year.  Thank you for sharing your part of the world with us.  Dave and Dorothy Jones September 2013

Nice Experience

Stayed for 2 nights as we made our way south on the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Smoky Mountains. This was our final stop prior to making our way to Atlanta.  We didn’t want to stay amongst the glitz and bustle of Gatlinburg so this was an obvious choice set 5 miles away nestled nicely in the hills.  When viewing online we noted the Tower Room. It looked quaint and quirky so decided to book it as it would be something different. We were not disappointed. It is set on 3 levels – the ground level had a couple of seats and I suppose you could sit here or outside on the enclosed decking area – although I would not recommend this as it is a small enclosed area plus there are far nicer places to sit close by. The 1st level up had the bathroom and nothing else and on the top floor the bed. The bed has the stairs on one side so access to and from the bed is from one side only. There is also no room for suitcases on this floor and you have to store them on the ground level. From the top/bed level there are views on all sides from each of the windows.  So if you are looking for something different and unusual this is the room for you. A great experience.

Inside the Inn there are comfortable sitting areas both inside and out. At 3pm each day complimentary cake and tea/coffee is available in the lounge.  Wi-Fi – free and available throughout.  Breakfast – starters is normally fruit salad followed by a cooked main course chosen from the menu. Usual culprits such as omelette, waffles, French toast, sausage, bacon, etc. All very well cooked and presented.  Staff are very friendly and look to provide a very good service at all times.  Gratuities – a fixed optional gratuity is added to your final account/bill when you checkout. We were more than happy to pay the suggested amount ($40) for our 2 day stay as the service throughout was excellent.  Stayed October 2013, traveled as a couple  Wilton2