- Sleeps
- Sleeps 40. Beds by room: 7 single-queen rooms, 3 single-king rooms, 2 rooms with 2 queens, 1 room with 8 twins, 1 room with 4 twins (14 bedrooms, each with its own bath)
- Bedrooms
- 14
- Bathrooms
- 14
- Sleeping setup
- Beds
- Kitchen
- Commercial-style kitchen: 6-burner gas range, 2 ovens, 3 sinks, large refrigerator and freezer, ice maker, dishwasher, large mixer, coffee urns and tea dispensers; extra refrigerator in the laundry room
- Meals and dining
- Dining room with ten 4-person tables (40 chairs) overlooking the river; groups often bring caterers or private chefs
- Meeting space
- 20 x 20 great room with cathedral ceiling, a front parlor, and a lower-level gathering room. The resort also rents a separate event lodge and a conference room.
- Outdoors
- On the Little Pigeon River: riverbank picnic tables, benches and fire pit; oversized hot tub; covered porches with pool and ping-pong tables; upper sundeck
- Accessibility
- Level, covered main entrance; one main-level guest room is described as handicap accessible with a roll-in shower. The resort says it does not guarantee ADA compliance.
- Parking and buses
- Plenty of parking at the level entrance, including room for tour buses (as stated)
- Pets
- Not pet friendly. Site-wide, only designated pet-friendly homes take pets (2 small dogs, 30 lb each, $50 per pet).
- Minimum stay
- Not stated. Policy adds a cleaning fee to one-night stays.
- Season
- Fireplaces run October 1 to April 30
- Group rules
- Page says the lodge has hosted riverside weddings and receptions, reunions and church and corporate retreats; booking goes through the resort's group sales desk. Site-wide rental policy: renter must be 25 for 3-14 bedroom homes; 50% non-refundable deposit; no fraternities, sororities or students traveling without adult supervision; quiet hours 10 PM to 9 AM; non-smoking; the policy says each unit's maximum occupancy is set by the State Fire Marshal's Office.
- Price
- $1,750 per night (no date on the page; confirm before you rely on it)
Built from what the operator's page left open when we checked.