Nothin' But Views

Inside the cabin

From almost anywhere in Nothin' But Views you are looking at Mount LeConte. Cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors, tongue-and-groove pine on the walls and ceilings, cement tile in the kitchen and bathrooms, and two spacious decks with a hot tub overlooking one of the best views in the Smokies.

The dining and living rooms share an open floor plan under floor-to-ceiling glass. A private king master suite sits on each of the two floors, and a loft with two twin beds serves as the third bedroom. Downstairs, the great room holds a pool table, air hockey, an arcade system, an Xbox One and a Wii. Each king suite has a DVD player; the living room adds a Blu-ray player and a Bose system.

The full galley kitchen has everything you need to cook except the food. Dinner is at a table for six, with the vistas through the glass.

From your hosts

Nothin' But Views is our first Smoky Mountain vacation home. We fell in love with the area the first time we visited. You can do as much as you like, or simply sit on the deck and watch the view change with the sun and the clouds.

The cabin sits on a cul-de-sac in Legacy Mountain Resort, so there is little passing traffic.
This cabin is not pet friendly.
Parking out front fits three vehicles; angle in so nothing sticks out into the road.
There is no fire pit at the cabin. Bring your own wood and use the fireplace at the resort amenities center.
The seasonal outdoor pool opens Memorial Day weekend and closes Labor Day weekend.
Legacy Mountain Ziplines, with the longest zip line in the country, is in the resort. The canopy tour runs about two and a half hours across six lines from 450 to 3,400 feet.
There is an additional charge for any adult beyond six.