Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge Hotels with 2-Bedroom Suites

The Short Answer

Stay in Gatlinburg if you want the national park on your doorstep. Our pick is the Westgate Smoky Mountain Resort & Water Park: its two-bedroom villas sleep eight in about 1,230 square feet, with two bathrooms, a kitchen and a fireplace, and the Wild Bear Falls water park is on site. MountainLoft is a quieter Hilton choice less than 3 miles from downtown.

Stay in Pigeon Forge if the town's attractions are the priority: Mill Springs Lodge is less than a mile from them. Sevierville is the closest of the three towns to Knoxville's airport, and Club Wyndham Smoky Mountains there has two-bath units for eight.

The Smoky Mountain Towns Compared

Airport times are by car without heavy traffic, rounded up from a route planner.

Map of Two-Bedroom Suites in the Smokies

Sevierville is at the top of the map, Pigeon Forge in the middle and Gatlinburg at the bottom, by the national park.

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Best in Gatlinburg

Closest to the national park, from a water park resort to a golf village east of town.

Best in Pigeon Forge and Sevierville

Closer to the attractions and the airport, with indoor pools for cold days.

Smoky Mountain Two-Bedroom Suites at a Glance

Prices change by date and room type, so check your own dates on Booking.com before you decide.

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  Westgate Smoky Mountain Resort & Water Park

  Westgate Resorts Rd, Gatlinburg · Mid-range

  Families with kids

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  MountainLoft, a Hilton Vacation Club

  MountainLoft Dr, under 3 miles from town, Gatlinburg · Mid-range

  Families near Gatlinburg

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  Bent Creek Golf Village, a Hilton Vacation Club

  East Parkway (US 321), Gatlinburg · Budget

  Golfers and quiet stays

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  Mill Springs Lodge, a Hilton Vacation Club

  Laurel Crest Ln, Pigeon Forge · Mid-range

  Pigeon Forge families

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  Laurel Crest, a Hilton Vacation Club

  Laurel Crest Ln, Pigeon Forge · Mid-range

  Pigeon Forge families

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  Club Wyndham Smoky Mountains

  Collier Dr, Sevierville · Mid-range

  Groups of eight

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Hotel		Location	Price level	Best for	Prices
	Westgate Smoky Mountain Resort & Water Park Timeshare resort	Westgate Resorts Rd, Gatlinburg	Mid-range	Families with kids	Check prices
	MountainLoft, a Hilton Vacation Club Mountain timeshare	MountainLoft Dr, under 3 miles from town, Gatlinburg	Mid-range	Families near Gatlinburg	Check prices
	Bent Creek Golf Village, a Hilton Vacation Club Golf timeshare	East Parkway (US 321), Gatlinburg	Budget	Golfers and quiet stays	Check prices
	Mill Springs Lodge, a Hilton Vacation Club Mountain timeshare	Laurel Crest Ln, Pigeon Forge	Mid-range	Pigeon Forge families	Check prices
	Laurel Crest, a Hilton Vacation Club Mountain timeshare	Laurel Crest Ln, Pigeon Forge	Mid-range	Pigeon Forge families	Check prices
	Club Wyndham Smoky Mountains Timeshare resort	Collier Dr, Sevierville	Mid-range	Groups of eight	Check prices

Hotel details checked on November 5, 2026.

Parking in the National Park

Great Smoky Mountains National Park has no entrance fee, but any vehicle parked in the park for more than 15 minutes needs a parking tag. Tags come as daily, weekly or annual passes and are sold at visitor centers, at machines in the park (credit card only) and on Recreation.gov. Vehicles with a disability placard don't need one, and tags aren't required on the park's free entrance days.

• One tag per car. If your group is driving two cars to the trailheads, buy two.
• Check the unit, not just the resort. The Hilton resorts list two-bedroom suites but publish few details about them, so read the room description for bathrooms and beds.
• Club Wyndham rules. Club Wyndham Smoky Mountains requires a minimum number of nights, and most Club Wyndham resorts require the person checking in to be at least 21.

Getting to Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge

• From McGhee Tyson Airport (TYS), Knoxville: about 55–70 minutes to Sevierville, 1–1.25 hours to Pigeon Forge and 1.25–1.5 hours to Gatlinburg, by car without heavy traffic.
• Getting around: you'll want a car for the park and the trailheads.
• Want a water park resort elsewhere? See our two-bedroom suites with water parks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to help you choose where to stay.

Which Gatlinburg resorts have two-bedroom suites?

Westgate Smoky Mountain Resort & Water Park, MountainLoft and Bent Creek Golf Village all rent two-bedroom suites or villas. In Pigeon Forge, look at Mill Springs Lodge and Laurel Crest; in Sevierville, Club Wyndham Smoky Mountains.

Do I need a parking pass for Great Smoky Mountains National Park?

Yes, if you park for more than 15 minutes. The park has no entrance fee, but every parked vehicle needs a daily, weekly or annual parking tag, sold at visitor centers, park machines (credit card only) and Recreation.gov.

Is Gatlinburg or Pigeon Forge better for families?

Gatlinburg if you'll spend most days in the national park. Pigeon Forge if you want the attractions and shows close by. Both have resorts with two-bedroom suites and indoor pools.

Is a resort two-bedroom suite a good alternative to a cabin?

For many families, yes. You get two bedrooms and a kitchen plus shared pools and a front desk, though less privacy than a cabin of your own.

How far is the airport from Gatlinburg?

About 1.25–1.5 hours by car from McGhee Tyson Airport (TYS) in Knoxville. Pigeon Forge and Sevierville are closer.