Get your money’s worth in Robbinsville –as well as friendly, dependable service–at the reasonably priced Quality Inn & Suites®.
Amenities include:
- Free WiFi
- Free hot breakfast
- Free parking
- Meeting space
- Pet-friendly
Guest rooms feature:
- Refrigerator and microwave
- Coffee maker
- USB ports
- Free weekday newspaper
- Desk
Our hotel in Robbinsville, NC is located off Interstate 40 near the rugged Appalachian Trail, gorgeous Smokey Mountains and additional attractions including:
- Santeetlah Lake
- Tail of the Dragon
- Junaluska Museum
- Cherokee Indian Trail of Tears
- Cheoah River
You’ll get more value for your money at our affordable hotel in Robbinsville, NC.
You can also earn rewards like free nights and gift cards by joining our Choice Privileges® Rewards program.
Nelson’s Nantahala Hideaway is nestled in the heart of the Nantahala forest at Topton, NC. Fidely Nelson settled our family here in the late 1800’s and we invite you to experience true Southern Appalachian hospitality at our campground and cabins surrounded by hiking, trout fishing, whitewater rafting, canoeing, kayaking, bicycling, horseback riding and more. After an exciting stay in the Nantahala gorge… enjoy rustic living and spend a relaxing evening around your own private campfire. Walk in the footsteps of the great Cherokee Chiefs and discover “what Fidely did” in the foothills of the Great Smokey Mountains.
Tellico Kats menu features hot and cold custom sandwiches, paninis, salads and seasonal soups. Many ingredients come from local farm markets. But save room for the homemade desserts…amaretto sour cream cake, peppermint cream cheese brownies, pecan and apple pie. Lunches prepared to go are favorites with bikers and hikers. So stop by soon and enjoy the ambience of the rippling Tellico River while enjoying a meal you won’t soon forget.
It’s tough to beat this location, combining the sounds of the flowing river, the sight of fish in the clear water, and the delicious home made food, right on the Tellico Riverfront. Tellico Kats presents a friendly, homey atmosphere, with made-to-order specialties which will keep you coming back. Dining indoors, on the porch overhanging the Tellico River, and on the covered deck. Conveniently located on the Cherohala Skyway. Motorcycle parking.
- Hot and kold sandwiches, home made soups, side salads and goodies.
- Daily specials
- Sliced-to-order kold kuts and deli cheeses
- Gourmet Coffee
- Boxed picnic lunches
- Snacks and Beverages
- Convenience Items, Ice
- Local Arts, Crafts, Books, T-Shirts, and Foods
- Specialty Party Platters: Sandwich Trays, Appetizer Platters, Cookie Trays, Salads (48 hour notice, please)
Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest is part of the Nantahala National Forest, approximately 3,800 acre tract of publicly owned virgin forest in Graham County, NC, near Robbinsville as a living memorial to the writer/poet Joyce Kilmer. Veterans of the Foreign Wars asked the government to set aside a fitting stand of trees to serve as a living memorial to Joyce Kilmer, who was killed in action during World War I. Although Kilmer was both a soldier and a poet, he is most remembered for his poetry about common, beautiful things in nature
One of the largest contiguous tracts of old growth forest in the Eastern United States, the area is administered by the U. S. Forest Service. The memorial is a rare example of old growth cove hardwood forest, a diverse type unique to the Appalachian Mountains. In 1975 the memorial forest was joined with a much larger tract of the Nantahala National Forest to become part of the Joyce Kilmer-Slickrock Wilderness.
Due to a devastating disease of the American chestnut tree that caused a rapid, widespread die-off of the once plentiful tree from its historic range in the Eastern United States, the American chestnut, once the dominant tree of the forest, was affected by the chestnut blight. Although the last of the Kilmer chestnuts had probably died by the late 1930s, their wood is so rot-resistant that remnants of the massive logs and stumps are still visible.
Another more recent loss is that of the giant hemlocks due to an infestation of an exotic insect, the hemlock woolly adelgid. For safety of visitors from a falling limb or tree, Forest Service managers decided to bring down dead trees near the memorial trail in a way they believed would mimic natural blowdown. In November 2010, the Forest Service blew up the trees with explosives, making the lower loop trail much lighter and drier.
The best way to enjoy the impressive memorial forest is by doing the easy 2-mile hike to see the majestic Trees such as Sycamore, Beech, Basswood, Red and White Oaks and Hemlock. Some of the trees are over 400 years old and the oldest Yellow-Poplars are more than 20 ft (6.1 m) in circumference and stand 100 ft (30 m) tall. Aside from the trees there are also other variety of shrubs, vines, ferns, mosses and other plants to see. This popular family hiking destination features an easy two-mile, figure-eight trail and has two loops: the 1-1/4 miles lower loop passes the Joyce Kilmer Memorial plaque, and the upper ¾ mile loop swings through Poplar Cove, a grove of the largest trees.
The trailhead parking area has a flush toilet and picnic tables. No camping or overnight parking is allowed.
The only way to see the impressive memorial forest is on foot. The figure-eight Joyce Kilmer National Recreation Trail covers two miles and has two loops: the 1.25-mile lower loop passes the Joyce Kilmer Memorial plaque, and the upper 0.75-mile loop swings though Popular Cove – a grove of the forest’s largest trees. The trailhead parking area has a flush toilet and picnic tables. No camping or overnight parking is allowed.
Located about 15 miles from Robbinsville. Take Highway 129 North for 1½ miles to the junction with Highway 143 West (Massey Branch Road). Turn left on Highway 143 and travel approx 4 miles to a stop sign/T intersection. Turn right and drive for approx 7.3 miles and bear to the right at the junction of Santeetlah Gap and the Cherohala Skyway. Continue for another 2½ miles to the entrance of the Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest on your left.
Manor is a family operated business. We take pride to provide the same quality of care, friendliness and courtesy as guests would receive in our personal residence. A new experience in vacation living, we want our home to be your mountain home away from home!
Choose from our 1- and 2-bedroom spacious and tastefully decorated suites that sit just beneath the hill of Olde Towne Robbinsville. All suites are furnished with comfortable beds, ensuite baths, fully equipped kitchens, satellite television, high speed Internet, central heat/air along with free local telephone calls, free parking for large trailers, buses or other recreational vehicles. Laundry facilities and gas grills on site.
An ideal location and within walking distance to gift and discount shops, restaurants and a wide variety of entertainment as well as many natural area attractions. A haven for those seeking the cool, casual, unhurried pace of a mountain retreat!
Way Away Log Cabin Vacation Rental & Hot Tub is snuggled in the Great Smokey Mountains near the Cherokee Indian Reservation and Harrahs Casino. A rustic, cozy, 2 Bedroom log cabin is a great way to escape and still be close to the major attractions of the Smoky Mountains & Blue Ridge Parkway. Enjoy a great comfy cabin instead of plain hotel lodging for the best vacation experience in the Great Smokey Mountains of North Carolina. If you want to be near Cherokee & Harrah’s Casino, Bryson City, Nantahala, Waynesville, Maggie Valley, Asheville, Sylva, Dillsboro, or the Cataloochee ski slopes, we have the cabin for you. Rentals nightly, weekly or monthly. No Smoking, No Pets
The Inn, our dream, is a true log home bed and breakfast. Sitting on top of a knoll overlooking the Stecoah Gap. The 360 degree views are breathtaking. Less than a mile from the Appalachian Trail. Rooms are filled with primitive antique furniture along with several pieces faithfully hand-crafted by the innkeepers themselves. The pavilion is a great spot to host weddings.
Guests who stay at Fontana Village Resort see the world differently because they find inspiration in unexpected places. From mountain biking and hiking trails, to time spent out on the lake, our adventures and activities are united not by what makes them the same, but by the remarkable things that make them different. For those who crave fresh air, a quiet atmosphere, authenticity and destination immersion, Fontana Village is where you can explore the outside inside you amidst the best of the Smoky Mountains and all its natural beauty.
Nantahala River Lodge, a unique riverfront, pet friendly cabin near Bryson City. Our 3 bedroom cabin by the river offers the best in Nantahala Lodging and is perfect for Families, Friends and Fishermen.
We custom designed and built our Nantahala River Lodge with reclaimed wood from our family’s North Carolina cabins and barn. Native stone was used inside and out. We furnished our home with handcrafted furniture and transformed family heirlooms into art. Every detail was carefully considered as we blended our family history into the creation of the Nantahala River Lodge. The Lodge offers accommodations for up to 8 people. Every room offers a view of the river. We encourage you to open the windows to bring the soothing river sounds indoors.
Deep in the mountain wilderness of western North Carolina lies a special place that very few know about. And for those that do, they return time and time again to experience this secluded historic retreat. Snowbird Mountain Lodge is such a place, where time stands still and cares fade away. Where endless ridges of mountain grandeur take over your senses and acclimate you to the sights and sounds of nature’s subtle surroundings.
Blue Waters Mountain Lodge is your vacation solution. Looking for a peaceful, relaxing escape? What about an exciting outdoor adventure?
Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina. Nestled along the shoreline of picturesque 2,800 acre Santeetlah Lake in the lush Nantahala National Forest. Blue Waters Mountain Lodge puts you in the heart of one of the nation’s most beautiful areas. Known for its natural splendor, activity filled outdoor lifestyle and deep serenity. This majestic setting offers a wealth of activities. Or make it the perfect backdrop to do nothing at all.
We offer affordable cabins and lodge rooms to meet your vacation budget. Our experienced staff will make sure you are well taken care of during your visit. Whether it is a weekend retreat, a fun family vacation or a large group gathering, we are here to make your stay memorable and relaxing.
Located on property for your dining pleasure is Mountain Creek Bar and Grille. Join family and friends on the deck, in the dining area or have your meal delivered to your cabin for a more intimate experience… the choice is yours.
The Kickstand Lodge is a motorcycle riders resort in Stecoah, North Carolina.Located in the Smoky Mountains, surrounded by the best riding in the southeast, the Kickstand Lodge is a great destination for a weekend get-away or a week long stay. There are plenty of attractions in the area to provide you with a new destination for each day of your visit to the Smoky Mountains.
Stay in one of our cabins, bunkhouses or pitch your own tent and enjoy the camaraderie of other motorcycle enthusiasts.
Turkey Creek, a small babbling brook, meanders through our quiet, little cove on its way to the confluence of the Nantahala and Little Tennessee Rivers, which is just a short hike through a southern Appalachian hardwood forest. A wide variety of vegetation ensures a continual display of color throughout the year.
At the office you’ll find firewood and ice for sale. Next to the office is the game room which has a foosball table and a pool table (closed while social distancing measures are in place). A sanitary dumping station is next to the office for travel trailers and recreational vehicles, there are no sewer hook-ups. Below the office is the beautiful, tiled bathhouse with hot showers. There’s a small, coin-op laundry room that also has double sinks for washing dishes.
TCC’s park like setting has the following. Most campsites have 20 amp electrical service and water. All sites have picnic tables and fireplaces. Most of the creek sites have 10′ x 12′ raised tent pads, some are 12′ x 12′ .
Most sites are shaded at least part of the day.
There are 9 sites with water and 30 amp service, We can take up to 30ft rigs, including tongues, on travel trailers due to the tight turns in our roadways.
Free WIFI is available around the office/deck/bathhouse complex. WIFI is limited so we ask you to read our policy and comply.