A Million Dollar View

Location: Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Area: Chalet Village

Rating: 5.0


3 Bedrooms
(1K, 1Q, 1B-TF, 1SS-Q)
K — King
Q — Queen
F — Full
T — Twin
TXL — Twin XL
B-KK — King-over-King Bunk
B-QK — Queen-over-King Bunk
B-QQ — Queen-over-Queen Bunk
B-QQQ — Triple Queen Bunk
B-FF — Full-over-Full Bunk
B-FQ — Full-over-Queen Bunk
B-FFF — Triple Full Bunk
B-TT — Twin-over-Twin Bunk
B-TQ — Twin-over-Queen Bunk
B-TXLQ — Twin XL-over-Queen Bunk
B-TF — Twin-over-Full Bunk
B-TFN — Twin-over-Futon Bunk
B-TTT — Triple Twin Bunk
MB — Murphy Bed
Day — Daybed
TR — Trundle
SS — Sleeper Sofa
FN — Futon

2 Bathrooms

Sleeps 9
(Max Occupancy)
The occupancy advertised is the maximum allowed at a property at any given time.

Parking 5

Description

A Million Dollar View gives you exactly what the name promises: panoramic mountain views stretching across the Smoky Mountains. This 3-bedroom Gatlinburg cabin rental has 2 bathrooms and room for up to 9 guests, giving your family plenty of space for a relaxing Tennessee getaway. Start the morning with coffee overlooking layers of mountain ridges, spend the afternoon exploring downtown Gatlinburg, then come back to your cozy cabin for dinner on the deck as the sun settles over the Smokies.

Inside, you’ll have plenty of room to unwind between adventures, with two stone fireplaces, Wi-Fi, and a large game room downstairs. Outside, soak in the private hot tub, relax on the covered porch, or gather around the octagonal picnic table on the main deck without giving up those mountain views. With Chalet Village amenities, close proximity to town, and plenty of things to do in Gatlinburg, A Million Dollar View makes it easy to mix quiet cabin time with days spent exploring the Smokies.

Cabin Highlights

  • Panoramic mountain views 
  • Outdoor hot tub
  • Large game room with air hockey, arcade + poker table
  • 2 stone fireplaces
  • Main deck with octagonal picnic table
  • Lower porch with glider seating
  • Chalet Village community pool access
  • Sleeps up to 9 guests

Living Room
The main living room is a comfortable place to slow down after a day in Gatlinburg. Stretch out on the sectional, turn on a movie, or warm up by the stone fireplace while the mountains fill the windows behind you. The open layout keeps the living room connected to the kitchen and dining area, so your group can spend time together without crowding into one space.

During cooler months, settle in with hot cocoa after a day on the mountain. In warmer weather, step straight outside to the main deck and enjoy the fresh mountain air before heading into town for dinner.

  • Stone gas fireplace
  • Sectional seating
  • Large floor-to-ceiling windows with picturesque mountain views
  • Open-concept layout
  • Direct access to the main deck

Kitchen + Dining Area
Keep vacation mornings easy with breakfast at the cabin before heading out to explore the Smokies. The fully equipped kitchen gives you space for everything from quick snacks and coffee to family dinners, while the breakfast bar and nearby dining table give everyone room to sit down together.

Cook an easy meal at the cabin, or head out to one of the many Gatlinburg restaurants nearby. Afterward, gather around the dining table for dessert, conversation, or a game before calling it a night.

  • Fully equipped kitchen
  • Full-size appliances
  • Dual Keurig for pots or single cups
  • Cookware, dishes, glasses + utensils
  • Breakfast bar seating
  • Dining table with seating for 6

Game Room
Rainy day or quiet evening at the cabin? Head downstairs to the large game room and start a little friendly competition. The updated space brings the games together in one room, giving kids and adults a place to hang out without taking over the main living area upstairs.

Challenge each other at the air hockey table, try for a new high score on the arcade, or pull up a chair around the card table for poker, checkers, or your favorite game. A second stone fireplace and comfortable seating make it easy to hang out between turns.

  • Air hockey table
  • Arcade Game
  • Card/game table
  • Stone gas fireplace
  • TV with Roku
  • Couch + additional seating
  • Direct access to the lower outdoor area

Bedrooms + Bathrooms
Three bedrooms give families and friends several sleeping options across the cabin. The entry-level king bedroom keeps one sleeping space close to the main living areas, while the lower level includes both the queen bedroom and the twin-over-full bunk bedroom near the game room.

Two full bathrooms help everyone get ready for mornings in town or clean up after hiking through the Smokies. Both include a shower/tub combination.

  • Entry level - Bedroom 1: King bedroom | Flatscreen TV with Roku | Direct Bathroom Access
  • Lower level - Bedroom 2: Queen bedroom | Shared bathroom with bedroom 3
  • Lower level - Bedroom 3: Twin-over-Full Bunk | Shared bathroom with bedroom 2
  • Lower Level - Game Room: Queen sleeper sofa
  • 2 bathrooms with shower/tub combo
  • Max occupancy: 9 guests

Outdoor Spaces
The views are the main event at A Million Dollar View, and the outdoor spaces give you plenty of reasons to stay outside and enjoy them. Step from the living room onto the main back deck, where the new octagonal picnic table gives your group a front-row seat to mountain ridges, wooded slopes, changing skies, and colorful fall foliage.

Downstairs, slip into the outdoor hot tub after hiking, shopping, or exploring the Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Community. A glider on the lower porch gives you another place to relax while someone else takes a turn in the hot tub.

Fire up the charcoal grill for burgers or an easy lunch, then bring your plates back to the deck and eat with the Smoky Mountains stretched out in front of you.

  • Breathtaking Mountain views
  • Main level deck with picnic table +  outdoor seating
  • Outdoor hot tub on lower level
  • Glider seating on lower porch
  • Charcoal grill
  • Outdoor dining space

Other Amenities
A Million Dollar View also includes the everyday conveniences that make longer stays and family vacations easier. Stay connected when you need to, pack a little lighter, and come and go on your own schedule with keyless entry.

The cabin also features UV light protection through the HVAC system.

  • Wi-Fi
  • Washer + dryer
  • Keyless entry
  • Central heat + air
  • UV light protection in HVAC system
  • Parking for up to 5 vehicles

Community Amenities
Your stay includes seasonal access to Chalet Village Resort amenities, giving you even more ways to spend a summer afternoon in Gatlinburg. Community facilities include swimming pools, clubhouse spaces, sports courts, walking areas, and fitness amenities.

The cabin’s location in Chalet Village also puts you close to Ober Gatlinburg and within a convenient drive of downtown attractions, restaurants, shops, and entrances to Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

  • Seasonal community swimming pools
  • Clubhouses
  • Lit tennis courts
  • Game tables
  • Basketball hoop
  • Fitness equipment
  • Paved walking areas

Local Fun + Nearby Attractions
Staying at A Million Dollar View keeps you close to some of Gatlinburg’s best-known experiences while still giving you the mountain setting that makes Gatlinburg cabin rentals so popular. Spend the day shopping and dining along the Parkway, visit nearby mountain attractions, or head into Great Smoky Mountains National Park for hiking trails, scenic drives, and more of the natural beauty that brings visitors back to the Smokies year after year.

Pigeon Forge is also within reach when you want to add Dollywood, dinner shows, attractions, and more to your Smoky Mountain vacation. After a day around town, head back to your mountain retreat for a soak in the private hot tub, games downstairs, or a quiet evening watching the sunset over Mt. LeConte.

  • Ober Gatlinburg: 1.5 miles
  • Downtown Gatlinburg: 3.4 miles
  • Anakeesta: 4 miles
  • Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies: 4.2 miles
  • Great Smoky Mountains National Park: 3.1 miles
  • Pigeon Forge: 10.4 miles
  • Dollywood: 11.8 miles

Local Spotlights

Ober Gatlinburg
Head up the mountain for year-round activities at Ober Gatlinburg, including seasonal skiing and snow activities, mountain rides, family attractions, and scenic views. It’s an especially convenient option when you want a full day of fun without heading far from the Chalet Village area.

Anakeesta
Spend a day above downtown Gatlinburg at Anakeesta, where you can explore mountaintop attractions, treetop experiences, shops, dining, and panoramic overlooks. It’s an easy addition to a day spent walking the Parkway.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Trade the game room for hiking trails, waterfalls, scenic drives, wildlife watching, and mountain overlooks inside Great Smoky Mountains National Park. With Gatlinburg serving as one of the main gateways into the park, it’s easy to build a few hours or an entire day outdoors into your stay.

Important Information

  • Maximum occupancy is 9 guests.
  • Parking is available for up to 5 vehicles.
  • This is a multi-level cabin with bedrooms on the entry and lower levels.
  • Streaming subscriptions are not provided with the Roku TV. Guests must log in with their own account information.
  • Minimum booking age is 18.
  • Please note this property is not pet friendly — including service animals. Check out our pet-friendly cabins if you're planning to bring fur babies to the Smokies! 
  • Community pool access is provided and managed through a third-party company. Cabins for YOU is not responsible for maintenance or pool closures. The pools are typically open from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

Amenities

  • 1 King
  • 1 Queen
  • 1 Twin over Full Bunk
  • 1 Queen Sleeper Sofa
  • Semi-private
  • Mountain View
  • Outdoor Hot Tub
  • Arcade Games
  • Air Hockey
  • Wireless Internet
  • Fireplace (gas)
  • Washer/Dryer
  • Keurig
  • Big Screen TV
  • Grill (charcoal)
  • Community Pool Access
  • Keyless Entry - No Check-in!
  • Standard Amenities

    Standard Amenities

    Kitchen
    • Blender
    • Coffeemaker
    • Dining Table and/or Breakfast Bar
    • Dishes
    • Utensils
    • Glassware
    • Cookware
    • Microwave
    • Oven / Stove
    • Toaster
    Bedroom
    • Linens
    • Pillows
    • Blankets
    • Dressers | Closet
    Other
    • Central Heat / AC
    • Full Bathroom(s)
    • Shower and/or Tub
    • TV(s)
    • Towels - 1 per person
    • Basic TV/Streaming Service
    • Broom | Dust Pan
    • Fire Extinguisher

Floorplans

Sq. Ft. 1,456
A Million Dollar View Entry Level
A Million Dollar View lower Level

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Jason
I don’t often leave reviews, but when I do, I try to give an honest and balanced take—including both the pros and cons. Many of the issues we experienced at this cabin are small and may already be fixed by the time yo...
Sharon

Mountain stay

The name is appropriate. The view was beyond amazing, the home was comfortable and as expected. There wasn't enough seating for a family of 9 and the dish washer kept randomly starting on it's own.
Brian
The cabin view was beautiful!! We toured around many areas on our stay and our cabin was still the best view yet. It was private and peaceful. We played pool, air hockey, and enjoyed the hot tub too. We only ate out t...
Minerva
Such a beautiful spot to watch Gods creation. Different view everyday. The baby bear was beautiful too. We will be going back. And anyone who goes please write in the guest book, the stories of each family that’s been...
Edric
The views were wonderful and the cabin was clean and spacious. Check in was a breeze. Would definitely stay here again.

Reviews for A Million Dollar View

Jason
I don’t often leave reviews, but when I do, I try to give an honest and balanced take—including both the pros and cons. Many of the issues we experienced at this cabin are small and may already be fixed by the time you visit, so don’t let them stop you from booking. Overall, we had a great time and would definitely return. The cabin was mostly very clean, with just a couple of exceptions. Some of the downsides are fixable, while others are simply part of the cabin’s structure. Pros: The view: Absolutely stunning—easily one of the best in the area. Patio: Super cozy, especially with the rugs. My kids and mom loved spending time out there. Cleanliness & Supplies: The cabin was clean and well-stocked with towels, kitchen supplies, and even a few thoughtful freebies that made us feel welcome. Kitchen: Well-equipped. Some of the baking pans could use replacing, but a bit of foil did the trick. Furniture: Comfortable, with a relaxing layout. Hot tub: Once we fixed a small issue, it was great. Entertainment: The kids had a blast with the pool table. Overall vibe: Fun, cozy, and memorable—definitely on my list to return to. Cons (Structural/Inherent): Noise: The floors are quite squeaky and not well insulated. You can hear every step from upstairs when you're in the downstairs bedrooms. My youngest had trouble sleeping in the bunk room due to the noise. Stairs: You’ll need to climb stairs to reach the main living area and then go downstairs again to reach some of the bedrooms. If you're traveling with elderly guests or people with mobility issues, this could be a challenge. Temperature: The downstairs bathroom gets very cold—propping the door open helps. Cons (Fixable): Doors: Many of them (bathroom, washer/dryer closet, dryer door) swing shut on their own, which gets annoying. Dryer: The moisture sensor isn’t working well. You’ll need to run it on timed dry—usually twice. Hot tub area: There’s trash between the tub and the wall that’s hard to notice, but once you do, you can’t unsee it. There’s also no lighting in the hot tub room or inside the hot tub itself. The hot tub was stuck at 95°F until we flipped the breaker to reset it. Outdoor furniture: The picnic table felt like an afterthought, shoved to the side, and the trash can for grill ashes is rusted. Grill area: The swing was crooked and had to be adjusted, and the patio temperature gauge doesn’t work. Kitchen appliances: The right stove burner doesn’t heat properly. Entertainment: There’s a stereo downstairs with a CD and tape player but no Bluetooth or aux input. An adapter or updated stereo would be a nice touch. Bedroom: The queen bedroom could really use an end table. Thermostat: It’s a bit finicky—you really have to press the buttons hard to get it to respond or go below 70°F. Final Thoughts: The cabin could use a bit of TLC and more attention to maintenance and quality checks. That said, it has a lot of charm and some truly standout features. Highly recommended—and we’re already looking forward to coming back!
April 24, 2025
Sharon

Mountain stay

The name is appropriate. The view was beyond amazing, the home was comfortable and as expected. There wasn't enough seating for a family of 9 and the dish washer kept randomly starting on it's own.
December 19, 2023
Brian
The cabin view was beautiful!! We toured around many areas on our stay and our cabin was still the best view yet. It was private and peaceful. We played pool, air hockey, and enjoyed the hot tub too. We only ate out twice because we wanted to enjoy every bit of our cabin. The only item that would have been perfect to have is a grill on the patio if it would be allowable. But even so, we had all we needed to create our meals. We definitely would love to enjoy this cabin again.
September 25, 2023
Minerva
Such a beautiful spot to watch Gods creation. Different view everyday. The baby bear was beautiful too. We will be going back. And anyone who goes please write in the guest book, the stories of each family that’s been there was amazing. My whole family wants to go back and we cried when we had to leave. The name fits the view.
October 1, 2020
Edric
The views were wonderful and the cabin was clean and spacious. Check in was a breeze. Would definitely stay here again.
September 1, 2019

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  • Laminate Countertops
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