Any lodging recommendations for Tennessee?

[ncarter124]

Headed to the Tennessee Off-Roadeo in July and was curious if anyone had a good lodging recommendation. Going with a buddy of mine so you know… two beds needed lol

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[Beach_Bum]

Dancing Bear Lodge is one of the associated partners and provides a discount. Just mention that you are staying to attend the Off-Roadeo.

If you want a hotel/motel type stay, the Tremont or Best Western are just down the road in Townsend.

 

[615_Bronco]

Another vote for Townsend. Plenty of airbnb’s around there too if you don’t want to do a hotel.
Enjoy it, it’s a lot of fun.

 

[WoolyBugger]

I stayed at Luxury Inn & Suites in Maryville last October. It was close to the event, clean, reasonable and efficient.

 

[zoober]

In May, we will be staying at the Holiday Inn Express (Because free with my points) in Alcoa. 21 minutes away from the park.
Has anybody done the Hatfield and McCoy Dinner Feud in Pigeon Forge? Wife booked us a dinner there.

 

[KDWright5407]

Like Beach_Bum said, Dancing Bear Lodge offers deals for Off-Roadeo participants. Great lodge, good food around them and through their restaurants. Scenic drive between the DBL and the Off-Roadeo as well.

 

[vrtical]

Cabins in Townsend / Wears Valley along with Talley Ho Inn and Gateway Inn down from Best Western. The close hotels are in Alcoa.

 

[Mjasi3]

We did a "cabins for you" rental, just outside of Pigeon Ford in the mountains about 30 minutes away from Townsend.

 

[GA2Dr]

We did an AirBnB in downtown Maryville which was about 15 minutes from the Off Rodeo. Good little brewery and some pretty good restaurants within walking distance. Knoxville might have nicer accommodations and better restaurants, etc. but it looks to be about 40 minutes from the Off Rodeo so a bit far. Have also heard good things about Dancing Bear.

 

[Umichigan1]

Headed to the Tennessee Off-Roadeo in July and was curious if anyone had a good lodging recommendation. Going with a buddy of mine so you know… two beds needed lol

Check out Little River cabins. They also provide a rate for Bronco Off-Roadeo.

 

[WeyanGe]

I've stayed in some great spots like Mercure Singapore Stevens, which is a well-rated business hotel Singapore—super comfy and practical, with great amenities. It wasn’t an off-roading trip, but it was perfect for my needs. For your off-rodeo trip, maybe check out local motels or smaller hotels with good reviews.

 

[Reminnas]

I stayed in Townsend last fall and found a cozy cabin through a lodge that I stumbled on while browsing places that ranked well thanks to some solid hotel digital marketing—made it easy to find what I needed without digging too much. If you're into quiet and close to nature, that area’s awesome and not too far from the park entrance.

 

[wolfeman007]

Just booked a spot at Tremont Lodge and Resort for Roadeo at the end of May, cant wait! I report back if its as nice as it looks afterwards

 

[crzyhawk]

I stayed at a Marriott (I think it was, buddy booked it on his travel points) near the airport. It was pretty nice, and had a texas roadhouse I think it was close by that I ate at,

 

[Beach_Bum]

Just booked a spot at Tremont Lodge and Resort for Roadeo at the end of May, cant wait! I report back if its as nice as it looks afterwards

May is a beautiful time in the Smoky Mtns. I'll be leading hikes in the middle of May. My cabin is in Townsend.

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