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Relax in a Cabin at Tapoco Lodge Resort, a comfortable retreat set on the property's woodland and Cheoah River–bordered grounds. Designed for a restorative stay amid Nantahala National Forest surroundings, the cabin delivers privacy and quiet in a soundproofed space with air conditioning and premium bedding for a cozy, restful night.
The cabin’s bedroom sleeps up to three guests and is offered with either one King Bed and one Twin Bed or one King Bed, all topped with pillowtop mattresses and premium linens. A private bathroom includes a shower/tub combination, plush towels, a hair dryer and designer toiletries. An iron and ironing board are provided for convenience, and in-room extras such as a coffee/tea maker and complimentary bottled water help you settle in right away.
Connectivity and service are straightforward so you can focus on the outdoors: free WiFi is available throughout the property, and daily housekeeping keeps your space tidy. Tapoco Lodge Resort guests enjoy on-site dining at the Cheoah Dining Room and the riverside Tapoco Tavern, access to spa treatments at the Mountain Spa (seasonal hours), and numerous outdoor activities across the 120-acre riverside property. When you book this cabin you reserve a simple, well-equipped base for exploring the river, trails and nearby scenic drives while returning each evening to quiet comfort at Tapoco Lodge Resort.






























The cabins sit on the lodge's 120 acres of woodland along the Cheoah River in Nantahala National Forest, so you wake to forest surroundings rather than a town. The outlook differs from cabin to cabin, and some cabins have decks with private hot tubs.
The Cabin has one bedroom and sleeps up to three guests. It is offered with either 1 King Bed or 1 King Bed and 1 Twin Bed. Every bed has a pillowtop mattress and premium bedding.
The Cabin has a private bathroom with a shower/bathtub combination. It comes with towels, a hair dryer and designer toiletries.
Yes. The Cabin is soundproofed, and the lodge is set in the national forest about 15 miles from the town of Robbinsville. Expect the river and the woods rather than traffic. Air conditioning keeps the room comfortable in humid summers.
You get free WiFi, which needs no password and works well across the property, plus a coffee/tea maker and free bottled water. An iron and ironing board are provided, and housekeeping is daily. Parking is free. Breakfast is not included and is available for a surcharge.
The lodge has two restaurants. The Cheoah Dining Room serves breakfast daily from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The casual, riverside Tapoco Tavern serves lunch and dinner from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., with tables seated until 9 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays according to third-party listings. The Tavern closes for the winter season. In that season the Laurel Lounge, just off the lobby, becomes the gathering spot for cocktails, beer and wine. Reservations at (828) 498-2800 are recommended.
With room for three, the Cabin suits a couple, or a small family with one child. Children 12 and under cannot stay in the historic lodge rooms, but that restriction applies to the main building and not to the cabins. Well-behaved children are welcome on the property, and children under 12 are not permitted in hot tubs. Pets are allowed only in the two designated pet-friendly cabins, with a $75 cleaning fee, so book early if you are travelling with a dog. The lead guest must be at least 21.
Check-in runs from 4 PM to 10 PM, and the front desk is staffed from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM, with no after-hours check-in. Check-out is before 10:00 AM. Bring a photo ID and a credit card. A $50 damage deposit is taken on arrival and is reimbursed within 7 days of check-out. Cell service is limited in the surrounding mountains, but WiFi at the lodge is free.
On the property you can hike its trails, fish, kayak, bike, play tennis, or relax at the Mountain Spa, which is open Friday to Sunday from 10AM to 6PM. The lodge also has the Tapoco Tin Can Theater, a games room, a library and firepits. The Tail of the Dragon starts less than three miles away. There is no swimming pool, though Yellow Creek Falls is a popular swimming spot on the same road.
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