The Swag

Relish the breathtaking vistas from our mountaintop gazebo, or on your own private balcony at this Smoky Mountain Inn. Rekindle romance over an intimate picnic lunch at your own selection of a private, secluded hideaway or on the banks of our peaceful pond. At this Smoky Mountain Inn rediscover wonder in a cathedral of old-growth trees which opens to a cascading waterfall.

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Relish the breathtaking vistas from our mountaintop gazebo, or on your own private balcony at this Smoky Mountain Country Inn. Rekindle romance over an intimate picnic lunch at your own selection of a private, secluded hideaway or on the banks of our peaceful pond. At this Smoky Mountain Inn rediscover wonder in a cathedral of old-growth trees which opens to a cascading waterfall. Explore the wonderland of our next-door neighbor, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, through our own private entrance. Unwind in your room with a stream shower or Jacuzzi, then snuggle in front of your  wood-burning fireplace. Rejuvenate with freshly squeezed lemonade and cookies at “high tea” (you’re at 5,000 feet, remember). Indulge at this Smoky Mountain Inn in a memorable gourmet evening meal prepared by chefs who use our pristine mountain water and our own Swag-grown vegetables and herbs.

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The Swag
2300 Swag Road
Waynesville, NC 28785

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Accolades

“10 Most Charming American Inns in Departure Magazine August 2012″

– Departure Magazine

“100 Best Hotels in America in 2008″

– Conde Nast Traveler

“2009 Conde Nast Traveler Gold List”

– Conde Nast Traveler

“Ranks The Swag #5 among the United States Best Small Hotel and #92 on the 2011 Conde Nast Traveler Best in the World List”

– Conde Nast Traveler

“National Geographic Traveler (April 2009) “129 Hotel We Love”

– National Geographic Traveler

“National Geographic Adventure (June/July 2009) ” Mountain of the Blue Mist”

– National Geographic Adventure

“One of 10 Best” small hotels worldwide

– New York Post, November, 2005

Featured in best selling book “1,000 Places to See Before You Die”

– Patricia Schultz, 1,000 Places to See Before You Die