Your cabin comes with just enough of everything to get you started on your mountain vacation. If you need more, you can resupply at one of our local stores. Each cabin includes: - Towel set for each guest containing 1 bath towel, 1 washcloth, bath mat, and a hand towel. We will replenish for stays of 4 days or longer. Otherwise, we recommend bringing extra towels, especially if you are going swimming or rafting. - Bed linens and pillows for all advertised beds—including sleeper sofas and trundles when applicable upon request. - Kitchen: basic pots, pans, dishes, utensils, glasses, etc. - Drip coffee maker (bring your coffee of choice with fixings). - Kitchen trash bag, dish soap, hand soap, one roll of paper towels, and one to two rolls of toilet paper. - Hair Dryer. - WIFI. - Dish TV and/or a Smart TV. - Small grills are available.

As we are able, we welcome early check-ins and late checkouts for a additional fee. However, for our cherished Misty Direct Book returning guests, this perk is complimentary, subject to cabin availability. Otherwise, if you find yourself arriving in the mountains ahead of schedule, we encourage you to explore the charm of the area. Discover the quaint shops and delightful dining options in the historic downtown area of Blairsville, or head over to one of our many wineries. Consider a relaxing riverside picnic at Meeks Park or embark on a brisk hike at Neels Gap.

In short no you do not need a 4-wheel drive vehicle. Some of the driveway's may have a slight incline though. The vast majority are easily accessible, however, with any normal car, SUV, or truck (unless stated on the cabin listing). Low profile vehicles or sports cars are not recommended for properties with gravel roads. RVs are not recommended for accessing any property - please inquire with agents for specific property. Motorcycles & Low Clearance Vehicles: Some properties do have inclines that may be too steep for smaller low clearance cars or motorcycles. Trailers: Only certain properties are available to bring a small trailer too, please inquire before arrival. However, in the event you cannot park directly in front of your cabin, we have plenty of flat areas where you can park.

Yes. You can expect anywhere from 5 to 75 MBPS. Not fiber but no one has ever complained!

Cabin fireplaces are available seasonally from October 1 – March 31. Guests are responsible for purchasing the firewood they use in outdoor fire pits or outdoor fireplaces. Firewood bundles are available for purchase at many local stores and gas stations.

Each cabin bed is made up and ready to use with linen, blankets (winter time) and pillows. Please let us know if you need extra linen for a sofa bed. We also provide 1 bath, hand towel & a washcloth for each person. Fresh towels can be provided for stays more than 4 days, otherwise there is a $8 linen fee for each change out. You can add this to your stay here. or by using the self service link provided in your booking email. Please note, that if you are doing any activities like tubing, waterfall swimming, or swimming, we recommend bringing additional towels.

We cannot guarantee that we will be able to locate and return your lost items. We keep forgotten items for 30 days after guest departure. To return items, there is a minimum $25 handling fee as well as additional charges for any packing materials and postage. Please contact us as soon as possible if you realize you have left something behind.

Cell phone service is sporadic in the mountains. Tmobile works pretty good and Verizon is okay. Cabins do not have a landline, so we recommend enabling Wifi calls on your mobile device.

Bring body soap, shampoo, toothbrush, and coffee for a drip coffee maker (we supply the filters). If you plan on swimming or tubing, be sure to bring swimming towels. If you plan on using the fireplace, we recommend getting "Kiln dried" firewood for the fireplace. It is easier to light and makes a nice flame! Additionally, consider bringing any personal items you may need for a comfortable stay.

We cannot guarantee guests will or will not encounter local wildlife during their stay. All of our cabins are located in the mountains, and as a result, you are likely to encounter wildlife such as deer, bears, raccoons, snakes, and various bugs, including wasps and/or scorpions. All of our cabins receive bi-monthly pest control; however, because the cabins are located in the woods, you may encounter pests of different kinds around the property. Winter is ladybug season in the mountains. We will do everything possible to reduce the ladybug population in and around the property, but you will most likely see ladybugs in or around the cabin. (They do not sting or bite). For more information on local wildlife, please visit our website.

Yes, they are! Each of our cabins are within walking distance of each other. They are great for groups who want to be close but still want their space and privacy.

Some do require steps both inside and out. Please look at each picture carefully. We are transparent and honest with our guests in all aspects, but it is sometimes difficult to gauge what guests consider "too many stairs" as guests opinions, personal experiences, abilities differ greatly. If you are unsure be sure to ask.

Our kitchen and dining area is only (legally) able to provide service for those staying in the Inn. However, you can purchase a tasty breakfast basket made with locally sourced ingredients (as available).

Yes, we do allow dogs in all but 2 of the cabins (Dancing Bear & Trailside are no longer pet friendly) the cabins. You can read our common sense pet policy on our website. We charge a one-time pet fee. On your next visit, provided there is no damage or excessive cleaning required, we will waive future pet fees. Please note that dogs are not allowed in the inn suites.

Each cabin is stocked with cooking essentials for use during your stay. Cooking essentials include:

• 2 or 4 burner stove with oven

• Apartment to full size fridge with freezer

• Dining ware

• Silverware

• Wine glasses

• Can opener/corkscrew remover

• Pot & pan

• Cooking/grilling utensils

• Kitchen knives

• Drip coffee maker filters

• Paper towels & dish soap

• Dish clothes

• Some cabins may have more inventory or additional items
  

Feel free to cook inside on the stove top or outside over the fire, but please limit pot and pan use to the stovetop only. Please note that if a burn ban is in effect, no outdoor cooking is allowed.

For added peace of mind, we offer CANCEL FOR ANY REASON travel insurance through our online reservation partner RESNEXUS. This is a no questions asked policy with no required documentation. This piece of mind coverage will add about 10-12% to your lodging cost. If you choose not to purchase travel protection at the time of booking or through a provider of your choice, please be sure to review our direct booking cancellation policies HERE.

Yes, Misty water comes from a well that is fed by a mountain spring. The water is safe to drink.

No, we do not offer electric vehicle (EV) charging facilities onsite and we do not allow any 120V outlets to be used for charging purposes. For your convenience, several EV charging stations are available in Blairsville, just a short drive from Misty Mountain. We recommend using these designated stations to ensure safe and efficient charging of your vehicle. For more information, visit our website or contact us directly.

Our minimum stay is 2 days on all days with the exception of some holidays and the month of October. However, if we have availability a few days prior we will consider a shorter length of stay, so please give us a call.