It's no surprise then that Bebb chose these three natural wonders to cradle his beloved Buckhorn Inn, and it's no wonder that their therapeutic powers continue to work wonders for those who visit. The lodge's main reception room greets guests with a wood-beamed ceiling, stone fireplace, fine art, and grand piano. Just outside the lodge, a flagstone terrace is furnished with old-fashioned oak rocking chairs that will strike a perfect tempo as you read from one of the many books the inn has on its shelves. And further out, you'll find a placid pond stocked with bass and carp and a recently completed meditation labyrinth for inspired reflection and relaxation. The Buckhorn Inn accommodates guests with six rooms and three premier rooms in the lodge and seven cottages and two guest houses scattered throughout the surrounding dogwoods.
All accommodations have private baths and feature antiques, artwork, and English chintz.
Premier rooms feature fireplaces, Jacuzzis, private decks, king beds, cable television, and kitchen bars with refrigerator and coffee maker. Each of the property's seven cottages and two guest houses has a wood-burning fireplace. Other amenities, varying from cottage to cottage, include cable and satellite television, coffee makers, clock radios, whirlpool tubs, private decks, and kitchenettes. The Buckhorn not only serves up a hearty breakfast, with room service available, but also is the only inn in the Smokies to offer guests the option of dinner. Its sumptuous four-course evening meal contains only the freshest of ingredients carefully selected by the Buckhorn's resident chef.