What you'll experience:

Six bedrooms, six and a half bathrooms, and a full private indoor pool. This is the cabin you rent when your group is too big to settle for anything less.

• Indoor Heated Pool with Kiddie Pool – Swim year-round without leaving the property, whether it's a rainy mountain afternoon or a freezing January night.

• Hot Tub with Mountain Views – Soak while looking out over the Smokies. This is the kind of view that makes people put their phones down.

• Theater Room – Settle into nine dedicated theater seats in front of an 85" screen for a movie night that actually feels like a movie night.

• Game Room – Two arcade games, a pool table, ping pong, and cornhole on a 75" Smart TV mean there's never a slow moment between group activities.

• Six Private King Suites and a Bunk Room – Five king bedrooms each come with a full futon, mini fridge, microwave, Keurig, and an en suite bathroom, so everyone has their own space to retreat to.

This cabin sleeps up to 30 comfortably, which means it works for family reunions, birthday weekends, corporate retreats, and any occasion where your group is too big to split across multiple properties. Starting at $500/night with a 2-night minimum, it's the kind of stay that costs less per person than you'd expect.

Why we love it for your group getaway:

• Private Indoor Pool – No shared resort pool, no hours, no strangers, just your group, whenever you want.

• Every Bedroom Has Its Own Bathroom – No hallway lines, no awkward scheduling, no compromises for anyone in the group.

• Two Covered Decks – Extra outdoor space to spread out, catch the mountain air, or move the conversation outside after dinner.

• Outdoor Fire Pit – A natural gathering spot that pulls the whole group together at the end of the night.

• Fully Equipped Kitchen with Island Seating – The kitchen seats 12 between the dining table and island, so cooking and eating together is actually practical for a large group.

The cabin sits in the Smoky Mountains just minutes from downtown Gatlinburg, so you get the seclusion of a mountain property without being far from restaurants, attractions, and Gatlinburg's main strip.