With a spectacular view overlooking downtown Gatlinburg and the surrounding Smoky Mountains and a Gatlinburg Trolley stop for ultimate convenience, the new five bedroom, five bath chalet, "Gatlinburg Lights" makes for the ultimate Gatlinburg vacation experience. With all five bedrooms being master bath suites, "Gatlinburg Lights" offers privacy and convenience for those in your party preparing to cruise the city or trek the neighboring Great Smoky Mountains. Gatlinburg Lights has a dining and sleeping capacity of 16. The large living area offers a gas fireplace, 37" LCD HDTV, DVD, 2 large micro fiber sofas, (one of them a queen sleeper sofa), with glass and beam construction to enjoy the incredible view. The well appointed kitchen contains all stainless steel appliances and a dining area with two dining tables with seating for 16, which have panoramic views of Gatlinburg. The gas grill on the back deck offers spectacular views to the guest who draws the pleasure of grilling duty. The main floor king bedroom is well appointed, with a private bath and full whirlpool tub with shower, 21" TV/DVD, chest of drawers, and electric fireplace.

 

Upstairs, there are two king bedrooms with private whirlpool tub and shower baths, 21" TV/DVD's, electric fireplaces and chests of drawers. The highlight of the upstairs level is the state of the art Theater Room, with an eight by five foot screen and fifteen authentic theater seats and surrounds sound. Downstairs, both bedrooms feature two full beds, 21" TV/DVD, electric fireplaces, and full tub with whirlpool and shower baths. The downstairs game room may well be the center of attention, featuring a pool table, electronic dartboard, 27" TV/DVD, and wet bar with refrigerator. There is also a full size washer and dryer make for even more convenience. Once you have stayed at "Gatlinburg Lights", it will be difficult to choose another place for your Smokies reunions! You will want to return to this beautiful cabin again to enjoy all the attractions the area has to offer and the unmatched beauty of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park.