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The Cabin (White Oak 1) at Tapoco Lodge Resort is a cosy retreat set on the Cheoah River amid the Nantahala woodlands. Square footage for this cabin is not specified, but the space is arranged to welcome up to four guests seeking a mountain escape with peaceful river and forest surroundings. Soundproofed walls and air conditioning help ensure a comfortable stay whatever the season.
Sleeping arrangements include one King Bed and a Queen Sofa Bed, making the cabin versatile for couples or small families. The bedroom features a pillowtop mattress and premium bedding with fresh bed sheets, and towels are provided for your convenience. The private bathroom is appointed with a shower/bathtub combination, bathrobes, designer toiletries and a hair dryer. An iron and ironing board are supplied, and an in-room TV with digital channels provides entertainment.
Complimentary WiFi and free bottled water are provided, and a coffee/tea maker is ready for morning brews. Daily housekeeping keeps the cabin tidy during your stay. While on-site dining is available at the Tapoco Tavern and the Cheoah Dining Room, the cabin itself delivers a quietly self-contained experience with thoughtful amenities and easy access to the resort’s riverside trails, spa offerings, and outdoors activities for a restorative mountain visit.






























It is a private cabin on the Cheoah River, surrounded by the woodlands of Nantahala National Forest. It sleeps four, with a private bathroom, a pillowtop mattress with premium bedding, and soundproofed walls. It suits guests who want a quiet mountain base rather than a room in the historic main building.
The cabin has 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed and sleeps up to four guests. A couple has the king bed to themselves. A small family or two friends travelling together can use the queen sofa bed.
The private bathroom has a shower and bathtub combination. It comes with bathrobes, designer toiletries, a hair dryer and towels, so you can unwind after a day on the trails or the river.
The cabin has soundproofed walls, and the setting is woodland on the Cheoah River, away from town. Robbinsville is about 15 miles away, so evenings are generally peaceful.
You get a coffee and tea maker, free bottled water, a TV with digital channels, air conditioning, an iron and ironing board and daily housekeeping. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property and needs no password. Cell service is limited in the surrounding mountains once you leave the lodge.
Breakfast is not included and is charged separately. The Cheoah Dining Room serves breakfast daily from 8 to 11 a.m., with limited terrace seating over the river. Tapoco Tavern is the casual riverside spot for lunch and dinner, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. It is a seasonal venue, and in winter the cosy Laurel Lounge off the lodge lobby takes over as the evening bar. Reservations at the Tavern are recommended on (828) 498-2800.
There is no swimming pool, but the property has a hot tub. The Mountain Spa at Tapoco Lodge is open Friday to Sunday, 10 AM to 6 PM, and offers massages and body treatments. Complimentary yoga runs weekly, by the river in good weather. Other options include on-site tennis courts, hiking trails, firepits, a library, a games room and the Tapoco Tin Can Theater. The theater usually shows movies on Friday nights.
Check-in is from 4 PM to 10 PM, and the front desk is staffed 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM with no after-hours check-in. Check-out is before 10:00 AM. Bring photo ID and a credit card. A $50 damage deposit is taken on arrival and refunded within 7 days of check-out. The property's own terms set the minimum age for the booking guest at 21.
Yes, the cabin is a good fit for couples or small families of up to four. Children 12 and under cannot stay in the historic lodge rooms, but that restriction applies to the main building, not the cabins. Children under 12 are not permitted in hot tubs at any time. Parking is free, and the booking guest needs to be on or around the property throughout the stay.
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