We stayed at Timberwolf Creek for a short and sweet honeymoon and it was just delightful, we should have stayed longer! We are hoping to go back for our anniversary. Sandee prepared a wonderful breakfast for us and the other guests and made us feel right at home. I left behind my glasses and Sandee shipped them out to me right away.

Definitely a spot to revisit and we would recommend this Bed and Breakfast to anyone.

We only got to stay at the TImberwolf Creek for one night on our way to Knoxville. Boy, did we regret that we didn't have longer! It was a quaint, mountainside getaway that was a very pleasant stay. We stayed in the Timberwolf Retreat. It had plenty of room and the bathroom was just a dream with a jacuzzi with skylight and separate shower. We got to sleep with the windows open and the creek lullabyed us right to sleep. It was so relaxing and peaceful there. Breakfast was good and definitely filling (perfect before our day of hiking in the area). The owners were kind and very willing to meet our every need. We even took our one year old son and he enjoyed his stay as much as we did! We would recommend this B&B to others and we hope to get back for a little longer stay next time!

My husband and I spent a week at this wonderful property this summer and wanted to share our experience. We arrived much later than anticipated and having never been there before, were a bit concerned about finding the Black Bear Cottage in the darkness. Lo and behold, Sandee and Larrys direction were spot on and not only did we find it without problem, we were greeted by our smiling and welcoming innkeeper, Sandee. She showed us around and got us acquainted with the workings of the delightful Cottage. That night we went to bed in a comfy bed and were lulled to sleep by the stream running past our room appropriately named "Streamsong".

In the morning we were spoiled with preset coffee which we enjoyed sitting outback relaxing on the fabulous deck right smack dab in the middle of mother nature. The stream, the beautiful trees all made for a gorgeous setting and helped to ease away our preholiday stresses.

We were met by Sandee a bit later who gave us loads of information on the area and places to see and great spots to dine. We spent three
glorious nights in Black Bear Cottage which would be a great long stay getaway, it has all the amenities of home including two bedrooms
separated by a hall and each room has its own private bathroom with jetted tub. The kitchen is small but fully equipped so if you wanted to prepare a meal, no problem. Because we hadn't booked early enough
to stay in one room for the full week, we moved to the Creek House and into Timberwolf Retreat. This is a massive bedroom with King Bed,
the adjoining private bathroom has a huge double person jetted tub and shower. We really enjoyed this room as well. The King bed was really comfy and the sheets were like silk. While we were staying in the Creek House we decided to partake in breakfast, neither of us are
breakfast eaters and just wanted a getaway, but after hearing other guests rave about breakfast we decided to see what we were missing.
We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves sitting at the table with folks from other parts of the US, sharing great stories and the breakfast was no
disappointment, it was the most wonderful creation of stuffed French toast either of us had ever had and all homemade to boot.

Leaving after 7 days was tough but we highly recommend this gem to others. The Innkeepers are extremely friendly but not in your face folks, always willing to point you in the right direction and the location is fabulous and as Sandee describes "the quiet side of the smokies"

Loved, loved it there. My husband and I got married there. All we had
to do was show up and everything was taken care of for us. Everything
was so wonderful. We stayed in the Creek Song Room I believe it is called. Loved the fireplace and jacuzzi. Sandee is a great cook! I would recommend it to everyone wanting to stay in Maggie Valley.