Top Hotels Near Tate-Evans Park in Banner Elk from NZ$167

"Very nice day people everybody was very friendly. Beds are not very comfortable, though."

"The size and accommodations of this stay exceeded my expectations!"

"The host and the amenities of this cabin is "

"Great communication and hosts shoveled snow on property during stay. Amenities just what we needed and location great. "

"Adorable, comfy, and conveniently set back enough for privacy but super close to town. Loved having the fireplace and so many unique wooden furniture pieces that I'm jealous isn't in my own home! Many amenities available that helped us on our trip with the kids. Thank you for the opportunity "

"At this time you are under construction renovations of the room, so I'd rather not answer that question otherwise our day was good!"

"The house was better than pictured! My family loved the game room and the hot tub. The beds were comfortable and the house was extremely clean. Perfect distance from the village, Beech and Sugar. All around awesome experience!"

"Our stay at this mountain cabin was absolutely perfect! The cabin was spotless, beautifully maintained, and had that cozy yet luxurious feel we were hoping for. The hot tub was incredible perfectly positioned for relaxing under the stars after a long day of exploring. We loved sitting in front of thefireplace in the chilly evening, and the huge windows made the entire space feel bright and connected to nature, with gorgeous views in every direction. Every detail was thoughtfully done, and it truly felt like a home away from home. Can’t wait to come back!"

"We generally liked our stay at this cabin.It was cool enough to open the back door and the window over the bed so we could enjoy sleeping to the sounds of the creek below. I had to wash off all of the furniture on the back porch, where we needed to eat our breakfast (no table inside the cabin). The biggest drawback was the fact that we had to park behind the main house and carry our luggage and coolers across a grassy field (the gravel path is overgrown). I have some mobility issues, so this was difficult for me. It said "kitchenette," but it was similar to a hotel (tiny refrigerator and barely any counter space), so I wish this had been better described in the listing. Fortunately, since we were convening a tent at the Grandfather Mountain Highland Games during the weekend, we hadn't counted on fixing any meals there. "