Best Resorts in Tennessee
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Tennessee offers mountain, farm, and city resorts in one state, so a staycation can be as quiet or as lively as you like. You can book a family resort near Dollywood in the Great Smoky Mountains, a luxury farm resort in the Foothills, or a huge indoor resort minutes from the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. In Memphis, a lodge inside the Pyramid adds a fun twist to a city weekend. Holiday lights, cozy mountain air, and winter rates make the coming months a great time to go.
Tennessee's best resorts sit in four easy regions, from the Smoky Mountains and the Foothills to Nashville and Memphis.
Family resorts near Dollywood pair Smoky Mountain views with pools, spas, and easy trips to the park and Gatlinburg.
A family resort about 2 miles from Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, with indoor and outdoor pools, a full-service spa, and a trolley to the park.
A newer Dollywood resort in Pigeon Forge with Smoky Mountain views, a pool, and easy access to the park and nearby attractions.
In the Foothills near Great Smoky Mountains National Park, luxury farm and mountain resorts offer fine food, spas, and private trails.
A luxury farm resort in Walland in the Smoky Mountain Foothills, known for its food and wine program, a spa, and outdoor activities.
A mountain resort in Walland on a large preserve, with hiking and biking trails, wellness classes, and a spa above the Smokies.
Nashville's big indoor resort sits near the Grand Ole Opry, while a farm resort outside Franklin offers a quiet country escape.
A huge Nashville resort with nine acres of indoor gardens and waterways, the SoundWaves water attraction, a spa, and 18 places to eat.
A farm resort outside Franklin, south of Nashville, with a spa, farm-to-table dining, and quiet country grounds for a slow weekend.
Memphis resorts mix Mississippi River views and spa time with Beale Street, barbecue, and live music close by.
A lodge built inside the Memphis Pyramid, with suites that have balconies and fireplaces, spa services, a bowling alley, and river views.
A historic downtown hotel famous for its Peabody Duck March, with a spa, a heated indoor pool, and a short walk to Beale Street.
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