Saving Grace

Saving Grace sits right next to Dollywood — close enough that the location alone makes it one of the most convenient four-bedroom cabins in Pigeon Forge. Ten guests, four bedrooms, three and a half baths, a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace under cathedral ceilings, a live-edge dining table, a game room with air hockey and Whirl-Ball, two covered decks overlooking the mountain horizon, and The Island and The Old Mill both minutes away. Forested surroundings give the cabin a peaceful quality that the location doesn't always promise — Saving Grace manages both.

The Living Area & Kitchen

The stone fireplace runs from the glossy wood floor all the way to the cathedral ceiling — a genuinely dramatic architectural centerpiece that anchors a living room full of character details: a coffee table crafted from a barrel, a hand-carved totem pole, leather sofas and chairs arranged for the whole group. A flat-screen TV handles sports and movie nights, and the fireplace runs from October through February. The kitchen has wood cabinetry, stone countertops, and everything needed for group cooking — with a kitchen island for prep and the live-edge natural wood dining table for six just steps away, uniquely shaped to reflect the wood's own contours.

The Bedrooms

The king bedroom has a barn door-style headboard and a Smokies-themed quilt — a well-appointed room with flat-screen TV and ample storage. Two queen bedrooms each have their own character: one with a vaulted ceiling and bold red accents, the other tucked into a private nook near the game room. The bunk room, positioned high in the cabin with expansive views, has a woodland animal theme with tree-shaped shelves — the room that kids claim immediately and don't want to leave. Three and a half baths keep mornings manageable for the full group of ten.

The Game Room

Air hockey and Whirl-Ball — a ball-toss game with a skee ball feel — give the game room two active options that work well across different ages and competitive levels. A flat-screen TV alongside them makes it a full secondary hangout floor that the younger guests tend to occupy for most of the trip.

The Decks

Two covered decks look out over mountain silhouettes on the horizon — Adirondack rocking chairs on both, protected from sun and rain by the roofs overhead. A charcoal grill handles outdoor cooking for anyone who wants dinner with the mountain views as the backdrop. Four parking spaces make arrival easy for the full group.

Location

Saving Grace sits adjacent to Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, with The Island, The Old Mill, and LeConte Event Center all a short drive away. Keyless 24-hour check-in, WiFi, and a washer and dryer included.

A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, Dollywood next door, mountain views from two covered decks, and a bunk room the kids won't want to leave — Saving Grace earns its location every stay.