Before I post my opinion I'd like to hear from others. If you rented a cabin / Condo 6-8 months in advance for $400 a night. Then that month comes up for your vacation and you look back at the website and the price had lowered, what should happen? ... more

... look over the website and rental agreement. A lot of posted specials state that they are not good on previous rentals. That way you know what to expect. I would definitely try it, but don't be surprised if they say no. You never know if you don't ask ... more

... you should stick to your rental agreement and if you felt you ended up paying more than you should, wait until later next time to reserve and take your chances on what is available. If you bought an item/service somewhere else and it later went on sale, you wouldn ... more

... tips for renting a private vacation rental home in the Smokies. Ask these questions and perhaps they will help you find that perfect place for your next Smoky Mountain vacation. - Exterior Questions ... ... charge for staying in a vacation rental. Be ... ... is tricky sometimes, as most rental companies don't like ... more

Something I would add to the list is checking out the rental company with the Better Business Bureau. It lists number of complaints, type of complaints, whether they were handled to the customer's satisfaction, etc. The URL is www.bbb.org. ... more

... cabin before renting. If the rental company will tell you, ask how often the owner of the cabin stays in his own cabin. If he frequently stays at his own cabin, it should be well kept. We just stayed in "Almost Bearadise''rented through Secret Hideaways Cabin Rentals and really ... more

... and will be flying in to Knoxville in Nov for a brief visit to see his girlfriend who's teaching in Sevierville. Does anyone know of a reputable car rental place that will rent to a 20-year-old (2 weeks shy of 21)? Ideally at or near TYS? Thanks ... more