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Pigeon Forge is one among the many well loved vacation destinations in the US. Aside from the shows it is famous for, nature parks and historical sights abound in this region. For families, couples and groups traveling to Pigeon Forge, getting into cheap but high quality service hotels is a tough task to pursue.
Amidst the cheap rates, you will know if a hotel is perfect for you with the facilities and amenities offered. Aside from that, you should also check on the area attractions and activities you and your family can take part in. After all, most of the time, you will be out of your hotel room and enjoying the great outdoors of Pigeon Forge.
Here are some of the budget friendly hotels in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee:
Comfort Suites Pigeon Forge This is a first class hotel situated among the Great Smoky Mountains. It can provide all the comforts of a hotel and exciting nature settings and views. It is very near the acclaimed Great Smoky Mountains National Park in historic Sevierville.
Aside from the 3 outlet malls nearby, there are also 3 dinner theaters and several entertainment venues. When traveling, you have the option of renting a car of by riding their local trolley which connects to Gatlinburg and Dollywood. Their rooms are noted for its cleanliness, comfort and spaciousness.
Some of the facilities and amenities include a sauna, fitness center, spa and pool. They also provide non-smoking rooms. You can get rooms that have either mountain or hillside views. The rooms also have complimentary hi-speed Internet, Cable TV, free local calls, as well as a microwave, refrigerator, clock radio and a coffee maker. You can also add cookware, hairdryers, iron with ironing boards, sofa bed and jetted tubs.
Hotel Pigeon Forge This hotel is previously known as Laurel Grove Inn and Suites. It is situated on Pigeon Forge’s Theater District, along the central parkways. It is near attractions and establishments like Dollywood, Country Tonite Theater, NASCAR Speedpark, and Dixie Stampede among others.
Their standard rooms are guaranteed with coffee makers, hair dryers and iron with ironing boards. They also provide complimentary breakfast, internet access, local calls and lobby newspapers. Standard rooms can accommodate up to 4 people with 2 double beds or 1 king bed.
This Howard Johnson Inn is ideal for couples, groups and families planning to tour the acclaimed Smoky Mountains. It is situated within the central part of the town and near the popular Red Roof Mall. You are guaranteed to be near local attractions and activities.
Area attractions include Dollywood. It is a large amusement and theme park operated by none other than the legendary Dolly Parton herself. Aside from Dollywood, she is also the operator of Dixie Stampede Dinner and Show which features a 4-course meal with dancers and singers. Another attraction nearby is Elwood Smooch’s Old Smoky Hoedown Country Music and Bluegrass Show and the Smoky Mountain Storytelling Festival.
Guests are provided with a refrigerator, microwave oven, tea/coffee maker, hair dryer and iron with ironing boards. You can get 1 king bed or 2 queen beds. Moreover, complimentary wireless internet, voice mail, local calls, satellite/cable TV, sofa bed and an air conditioner are standard in every room.
this is based from the opinions i got from the internet:
Adante Hotel::
i Had a pleasant 4 nite stay at the Adante and read some very uneven reviews.For the money you know that you should lower your expectations, having said that front desk staff were always courteousand helpful, housekeeping was always on top of things, rooms done everyday and done right. We had the park and room rate and with the transit…
We have previously stayed at the sister hotel, The York, and had a pleasant stay, so we thought we would give the Adante a try.This is an old fashioned, mid sized hotel in a good central location. The staff were very friendly, and the hotel was clean.The decor of the room was a bit strange (undersea mural painted…)
We enjoyed our stay at Adante Hotel & would stay there again. We were greeted Tony at checkin who was always friendly & helpful at the front desk. Our room was clean & tidy with a huge ensuite, big TV, iron, safe & ceiling fan. The area can feel a bit dodgy at night, but we felt safe going to…
I have just come back from San Francisco. I stayed at the Adante hotel for 10 nights with my girlfriend and we don't have a single complaint about it. The hotel is clean, the rooms are cleaned everyday. The staff are friendly and helpful. Our toilet got blocked while we were there and we informed the front desk of this…
They were having computer problems and couldn't check us in right away. They locked our luggage in a room and bought us a couple of drinks while we waited. I'd only recommend the room as a place to sleep and shower. If you aren't planning on spending much time at your hotel it is perfect. It is clean, safe, and…
My family and I stayed for 1 night and I must say, I had a few reservations after reading the previous reviews. However, the hotel was basic and old but clean. Our bathroom was quite new and very clean. The complimentary breakfast was adequate and there was plenty to fill up on. It was centrally located and an easy walk…
We arrived about 10.00pm and was advised by the friendly front desk staff member that we had been allocated a delux queen room. Room was a good size with a separate couch. Batthroom was very large. Room very clean and bed comfortable. All staff were very courteous and helpful. I would stay again and recommend this Hotel to others.
I stayed here in June 2007. I booked through expedia and got a great rate ($65/night). The hotel is centrally located. It is indeed not far from the sketchy part of the city (to the right as you exit the hotel), but it is still safe and only three blocks away from the Union Square and all the restaurants and…
My mother and I flew to San Francisco 5/19 for a concert and stayed one night at The Adante Hotel. The hotel definitely needs some work.1) The room accomodations were unsatisfactory. Apon walking into my room I was horrified by the color of the walls, which were a shade of yellow that looked ike someone had urinated on them….
As a experianced traveller (have been on the road for 6 months) this hotel is not represented accuratley- Decor and condition is shocking NO A/C, service is so so-dated, smelly, not anywhere as good as a best western/motel 6/super 8.Hand painted murals on poor quality walls to disguise age-just…
La Luna Inn :::
Stayed for 3 nights before moving on to LA. The hotel was located at the Golden Gate bridge end of Lombard Street about 30 minutes walk from Fishermans Wharf and Pier 39. There was a lot of traffic noise from our front facing room which may bother some people but we didn't find it much of a problem. The rooms…
Motel style but really nice modern rooms, staff were so helpful, on main road so slightly noisy and as a motel style you can here people wheeling their luggage and talking outside, dont let that put you off though cos I am REALLY sensitive to noisy hotels and i really enjoyed our stay here. Beds were huge and really comfy….
This hotel is just a place to crash, but at the same time, it's not ideal. It gets the job done however, and it's super cheap for the area.Pros:Felt pretty safe although Lombard is crazy busyComfy bedsVery cleanFree parking (we had no trouble finding a spot)Cheap rate!Cons:Even the back of the hotel…
Perhaps the first problem was booking via an online site. I have found in the past that this means in many hotels that you get the worst rooms. We were in room #3, on the first floor on the parking lot. There was a workdesk but you had to move it and block the small space to hang clothes as…
My husband and I stayed in La Luna Inn for two nights during a recent vacation to California. With tax, we paid about $107 a night, a good value, I think. The hotel is very cheery and nicely kept. The room was small, but that really didn't bother us. We weren't in it much anyway. A little bit of a…
We had a pleasant stay at La Luna Inn. The room was large and clean, the beds were comfortable. The staff was helpful, the continental breakfast was a convenient way to start a day. The parking was free. The price was a little over $100. We'll definately stay there again. Los Angeles
Much better than I thought it would be. Clean rooms, helpful desk people, adequate bathroom, free parking is a good thing in SF. Leave your car there and take the bus or cabs to where you want to go. Rooms in the back were ok but those in our party who stayed on the street side said it was very…
Note: these opinion are not from me..ive just got it on the internet and my friends..hope ive helped u
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you could stay in jersey. either ft lee or in weehawken. if you stay in weehawken get a place near the ferry and take the ferry to the game.
I’m going to Paris in a month and I almost booked the hotel(s) through a TravelZoo deal, but in the end decided on two smaller B&B-type hotels closer to the center, based on recommendations by Rick Steves, for even slightly less money. It’s easy to get caught up in “great deals” that might not turn out to be so great.
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We’re all being a bit cynical about iBahn’s findings supporting their commercial interest but actually I’m surprised that only 17% cited internet connectivity in their list of features for the perfect hotel room. Internet connectivity is pretty much a given – the debate now (in business travel, at least) is whether it should be included in the rate or not.
The Economist Intelligence Unit recently surveyed business travellers on our behalf and found that 76% would not even stay at a hotel which didn’t offer internet connectivity (we don’t sell internet connectivity). That’s a lot more than wouldn’t stay at a hotel with noisy rooms (56%).
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so, i think it’s time for me to crash out IN MY OWN BED… after 4 nights in hotels, i’m glad to be back home…
#19Mistkerl:
1.) Ja es gibt Nazis = nationale Sozialisten, sogar hier in PI (Bitte das Eigenschaftswort aber immer getrennt und klein Schreiben, sonst gibt’s Ärger!), z.B. mich.
2.) in Straßburg und Umgebung garantiert keine, alle Anti-NATO-Veranstaltungen wurden “unsererseits” abgesagt. Wer da folkloristische Veranstaltungen mit Hotels abfackeln usw. veranstaltet kommt ausschließlich aus der dunkelroten Ecke!
3.) Alle Wertkonservativen sollten dankbar sein, daß es die NPD als Puffer nach rechts gibt. Würde diese fehlen rückten nämlich sie selbst in den Focus des institutionalisierten Atifaschismus.
4.) Kam übrigens gerade die Nachricht, daß der alte Bundesvorsitzende der NPD, Udo Voigt, auch deren neuer ist.
Ich gehe mich also derweil mal freuen…..
I’ve noticed most hotels don’t really care if you can get on the internet…unless you’re paying extra for it lol
Almost every hotel has an official policy that says at least one adult must be in each room. In some states there are laws that require this About the only official exception is for school groups, where adults agree to supervise blocks of rooms.
Not all hotels enforce the adult requirement. Some will let anyone register–no questions asked and no ID required. Even in those that do officially enforce the rules, many people will book more than one room, officially in the name of adults. When they arrive, however, the adults will stay in one room and the kids in another.
In addition to the laws and policies, many hotels ask the number of adults because they price rooms by the number of adult occupants. Kids are often free, but adults are charged per person.
Several hotels specifically say the maximum number allowed per room. (Choice Hotels–Comfort/Sleep/Quality/Clarion, for example, puts this information beside every available room on their website.) In those that don't, you can assume 2 per bed in the room. If cots or rollaways are available, generally an additional 1 person per room would be permitted. Again, though, many people violate this policy. That's particularly true in the case of families with numerous children, where a large group may end up sharing a single room.
One suggestion if you are considering cramming lots of people into a room. Have any extra occupants use a side entrance, rather than walking past the desk. Also, don't try to get a free breakfast (or similar amenities) for everyone. If you're paying for two people, that's the number of extras you are entitled to.
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