洛林山丘小屋(Rolling Hills Lodge)

Amazing breakfast and lovely owner. Needed hangers. Convenient location. Very clean.

I love this little place. Stayed here twice, nice quiet hotel with very nice staff and clean facility thats close to everything from the national park, to shops, and restaurants

Loved how close the room was and the staff we did interact with were friendly. The room however. The bed was definitely broken on one side and I tied to find someone to help but by the time I realized it was very late. The room smelled alittle like cigarettes

The property is conveniently located to the Smoky Mountain. But breakfast is served to you by the window outside and it’s cold in the mornings to eat breakfast outside. The only alternative is to eat in your room by there is no table to eat from for a two person room. Coffee is cold cos it sits outside in the cold. There is nothing good to eat in terms of Food dinner.

Upon arrival 11:30pm check in was super fast and easy. The room is small but we just needed a place to sleep. Everything was clean enough for us. TV could be upgraded but we were there to sight see and weekend getaway not watch tv. Carpet could be updated. Had an old home smell but nothing we couldn’t deal with. Bed was comfortable for us. Not too soft not too hard. Slept great! We didn’t get to have breakfast as we were told it was only from 8-9 am and we weren’t ready in time. Overall I’d stay again. Price was decent and property was quiet. Each room has its own entrance.

This is not a fancy hotel. Rather it’s reminiscent of the motor lodges that were a part of family vacations in the 60’s and 70’s. Beds are comfortable and room is clean. All rooms are on the ground level. The owners are a personable and treat you like family. There are a number of negative reviews about the breakfast. I suspect this is because most people assume “free breakfast” means open cafeteria/grazing style. The breakfast offered by Rolling Hills is homemade on site. We had the most delicious (and veggie full) omelet with a healthy helping of fruit and a danish on the side. Coffee was delicious and hot. I have stayed at luxury hotels across the country and there are times when the fluffy robes, sauna showers, and bluetooth TVs are my preference. However, when I visit the mountains, my goal is to be out and about exploring the culture and people - and with that in mind, Rolling Hills Lodge does not disappoint.

I was first drawn to the nice breakfast offered. The problem was I didn’t get any. You must order the breakfast between 8-9am, a short window compare to other similar hotels. The room is very close to the road. The nice and lights from the street kept me up all night. The bathroom was clean and looks to be recently renovated.

We were disappointed because the pictures looked nice. The room was small and dark. The bathroom had no heat and no light above the sink. There was no blanket on the bed, just the top sheet and the bedspread. The free breakfast had to be eaten outside as you cannot go into the lobby. You check in through a window.

They say breakfast but all they have is a burrito and they don't put that out till 8 am. Bed frame made lot of noise every time you turn over. Hot water is extremely hot unsafe for children to use