Great Smokies Inn - Cherokee is a 2-star hotel in Cherokee, North Carolina, United States. Address: 1636 Acquoni Road. Located about 1,7 миль from the city center, this stay offers easy access to the area’s mountain vibes. With 2508 reviews and prices starting from $156, it presents a simple, budget-friendly base for exploring the Smokies.

Featured amenities include a casino, outdoor swimming pool (free), Kids' pool, Private Parking (free), Wifi (free), Air conditioning, Parking On Site (free), 24-hour front desk, Mountain view, Non-smoking rooms, Wheelchair accessible, Beach chairs/Loungers, Horseback riding (extra charges), Picnic area, View, Barbecue, Balcony, and Bathtub. Golf course (extra charges) is also available for guests seeking a bit more activity.

Whether settling into a mountain-view balcony or soaking in a bathtub after a day of Cherokee adventures, the vibe stays easygoing and welcoming. The on-site casino, free pool options, and convenient perks like free Wi‑Fi and on-site parking keep things breezy and traveler-friendly. Ready for a simple, friendly mountain escape with plenty of character?

Get ready for a laid-back mountain escape with a dash of casino sparkle. Seasonal outdoor pools invite sun-soaked lounging, featuring an adults-only shallow end and a separate kids-only option for younger travelers. Free Wi‑Fi and on-site parking keep days and nights flowing smoothly, while a mountain-view balcony frames morning coffee with a postcard-worthy panorama.

Evenings offer a touch of extra fun with on-site casino action, and there are plenty of easy options for meals and lounging: barbecue setups, picnic areas, and plenty of scenic spots to soak in the views. For guests craving a bit more adventure, horseback riding is available for an extra fee to explore the local trails.

For a straightforward, traveler-friendly base with character, this Cherokee stay blends mountain scenery with practical perks—free Wi‑Fi, free private parking, and the on-site casino—for an easygoing jump-off to explore the Smokies.