Townsend Cabin with Private Hot Tub, Game Room, Pool Table & Fire Pit

Your Townsend cabin has a private hot tub on a covered deck, a game room with a pool table and arcade games, and a fire pit with bistro lights. This Smoky Mountains cabin sleeps four guests, with a stone gas fireplace and a rustic log-frame king bed. The national park entrance is about 7 minutes away, and Cades Cove is about 30. Book this quiet cabin in the woods for your couples getaway or a trip with two couples.

ABOUT THIS SPACE
Cozy Cove is a log cabin in the woods, just off the Townsend bike trail, with the easy, lived-in feel of a true Smoky Mountain cabin. One bedroom, one bathroom, and a game loft upstairs give four guests room to spread out without losing that cabin feel.

Living room: A vaulted knotty-pine ceiling rises over a stone gas fireplace, a sofa, and wall-mounted Roku TV. A spiral staircase winds up to the game loft.

Kitchen and dining: The open kitchen is stocked for real cooking, with a refrigerator, freezer, electric stove, single oven, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, and blender. A coffee maker, coffee, and a hot water kettle handle the morning routine, wine glasses are ready for the evening, and barbecue utensils pair with the charcoal grill outside. A round dining table sits in the open space so the cook never misses the conversation.

Bedroom: The bedroom is anchored by a rustic log-frame king bed with extra pillows and blankets, plus a wall TV, a dresser, hangers, and a ceiling fan. A pull-out sofa sleeps two more, so the cabin sleeps four in total.

Bathroom: A tiled walk-in shower with a rainfall shower head, a granite vanity, and a hair dryer make getting ready easy. Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and shower gel are provided.

Game loft: Upstairs, the game room is the heart of the cabin on a rainy day. Rack the balls on the pool table, play the arcade games on the Multicade panel, throw darts at the dartboard, or take on the cornhole-style game, with a wall TV and a ceiling fan overhead.

Outside: The private hot tub sits on a covered deck with string lights overhead and wicker seating beside it, and it is available all year and open 24 hours. The hot tub is drained and cleaned between guests. In front of the cabin, bistro lights and seating surround the fire pit, so the evening can run as long as you like. Central heating and air conditioning keep the cabin comfortable in every season, and WiFi is included.

LOCATION & WHAT'S NEARBY
Cozy Cove sits in Townsend, Tennessee, a short drive from the national park and the Cades Cove loop. Drive times are approximate from the cabin and change with traffic and season.

- Great Smoky Mountains National Park entrance on Highway 321: about 7 minutes
- Cades Cove loop: about 30 minutes
- Townsend bike trail: just off the street
- Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center: about 10 minutes
- Tuckaleechee Caverns: about 10 minutes
- Walland: about 15 minutes
- Maryville: about 25 minutes
- Wears Valley: about 25 minutes
- Pigeon Forge and Dollywood: about 45 minutes
- Gatlinburg: about 1 hour
- McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville: about 40 minutes

Spend the morning at the national park or on the Cades Cove loop, wander the caverns or the Heritage Center in the afternoon, and be back in time for the hot tub before dinner.

WHO THIS HOME IS BEST FOR
Couples on a getaway: One king bed, a hot tub on the deck, and a gas fireplace make this a natural couples getaway for an anniversary, a birthday, or a long-overdue weekend. Soak, cook, and play pool at your own pace.

Two couples or four friends: With the king bed and the pull-out sofa, four adults can share the cabin. Settle the score on the pool table, then pile into the hot tub afterward.

Hikers and park visitors: Start at the national park entrance, see Cades Cove, and come home to a hot tub that soothes tired legs.

Cyclists and slow-travel fans: The Townsend bike trail is just off the street, so the ride starts right outside your door.

Remote work on a longer stay: WiFi, a dining table, and a full kitchen make a week of remote work from a cabin easy, with a game loft for the lunch break.

GUEST ACCESS
You have the entire cabin to yourself, including the game loft upstairs, the covered deck with the hot tub, the front porch, and the fire pit seating area. Check-in is self check-in with a smart lock, so there is no key to hunt for. The cabin has a private entrance, smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, a fire extinguisher, and a first aid kit. Your host Kim is a Superhost with a 100 percent response rate, so help is a message away.

PARKING
Free driveway parking for 2 vehicles is on the property right at the cabin. Pull in, climb the porch steps, and let yourself in with the smart lock. Please keep to the 2 spaces so everyone has room to come and go. Mountain roads can be icy on winter mornings, so allow extra time and drive slowly if snow is in the forecast.

HOUSE RULES
Check-in is after 4:00 PM and checkout is before 10:00 AM. The cabin sleeps a maximum of 4 guests (one king bed plus a pull-out sofa). No pets, no smoking or vaping inside, no candles or open flames inside, and no parties or events. Children are welcome, but we do not provide cribs, high chairs, pack 'n plays, or other child gear, so please bring your own. The game loft is up a spiral staircase, so it may not suit guests with limited mobility. This is bear country, so trash goes in the bear-safe cage and must be latched. Thank you for treating the cabin like your own.