Cheap cabin rentals for under $100 a night in the Smoky Mountains.

Looking to rent cheap cabins in Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg Tennessee or the Sevierville Smoky Mountains for less than $100 a night?

We have found dozens of 1 bedroom cabins and chalets for rent for under $100 a night in the Smokies. Besides 1 bedroom honeymoon cabins, there are larger 1 bedroom cabins that can be rented for as low as $99 a night too!

Need more space? There are 2 bedroom cabins for $115 a night, 3 bedroom cabins for $125 a night and huge 4 bedroom family vacation rentals for only $150 a night!

These special $99 a night discount rentals for spring in the Smokies and the larger cabins and chalets are all top quality vacation homes for rent in great locations and loaded with amenities such as hot tubs, fireplaces, Jacuzzi's, pool tables and game rooms, great views, secluded locations, gas or charcoal barbecue grills, fully equipped kitchens, outdoor decks and so much more. These discounted cabin and chalet rentals amenities all vary by unit so check the list of amenities for each log cabin or chalet.

Act fast as even though there are many great units available for the $99 a night price, you can only rent a cabin or chalet in the Smoky Mountains less than $100 a night in the off peak months of January, February, March, April and May (holidays not included) and you are required to stay for at least 5 nights for a 1 bedroom vacation homes and 2 bedroom cabins, and 7 nights for 3 bedroom and 4 bedroom vacation home rentals.

So what's the catch? How can there be so many great vacation rental cabins for such a low price? Are there any expensive fees, hidden changes or do I have to take a high pressure timeshare tour and waste half a day doing so? Do you really only have to pay $99 a night to rent great a cabin or chalet on the Gatlinburg - Pigeon Forge - Sevierville Smoky Mountains?

No catch! These cheap cabin rental prices are for real on new qualified rentals. There is a $40 reservation fee, a very small cleaning fee and we do collect taxes. There is a slightly higher extra cleaning charge for guests staying with pets in pet friendly cabins and chalets.

The American economy needs help and American Mountain Rentals is working hard to make a Great Smoky Mountains vacation affordable for everyone. With this Smoky Mountains vacation stimulus package you can not afford not to take a real vacation this spring in a beautiful cabin or chalet in the Smokies!

• 1 Bedroom Cabin and Chalet Rentals for under $100 a night
• 2 Bedroom Cabin and Chalet Rentals for under $115 a night
• 3 Bedroom Cabin and Chalet Rentals for under $125 a night
• 4 Bedroom Cabin and Chalet Rentals for under $150 a night

These extended stay vacation discount rentals where you can rent a cabin for less than $100 a night won't last long so act today and call (800) 508-6070 and tell them which 1 bedroom vacation rental unit you want for $99 a night or any of our 2 bedroom, 3 bedroom or 4 bedroom cabin specials.

Update: amazing discount has been one of most popular cabin rental discounts that we have ever offered and we are still honoring this great price!

New Pet Friendly Accommodations in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee

Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg and Sevierville attract millions of visitors a year to enjoy the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains, all of the fun and exciting attractions in the Smokies and the great bargains in the outlet malls. What may surprise you is many of the visitors who come to the Smokies have 4 feet and a tail!

Now more than ever people on vacation are traveling with their pets. According to the lasted surveys more than 17% of American pet owners take their animals along with them on vacation and need pet friendly accommodations. Would wide travelers that take their pets along with them on vacation approaches 30%!

A long as you are traveling to the Smokies on your vacation with a dog or cat that is less than 30 pounds; you won't have a problem finding outstanding and affordable pet friendly accommodations in rental cabins or chalets. After all, even after paying a small pet cleaning charge when you rent a cabin or chalet with your dog or cat, it for cheaper, more convenient and fun that boarding your pet.

So what kind of cabin or chalet can you rent in the Smokies that is pet friendly? Well to start, we found 37 cabins and chalets for rent that accept pets ranging in size from 1 bedroom to huge 5 bedroom vacation rentals. Plenty to choose from in any size or to fit any budget!

Now another 2 more rental units with pet friendly accommodations were just added into this already extensive list: Call of the Wild and Cuddly Bear Lair.

Cuddly Bears Lair is a 1 bedroom pet friendly romantic chalet for rent with a great view of the Great Smoky Mountains in Gatlinburg that will accommodate only 2 people making it the perfect honeymoon retreat in the Smokies.

This chalet has all the creature comforts that you could want on your vacation in the Smokies with your pet: a hot tub, a Jacuzzi, a gas fireplace, sauna - even access to swimming pool - no you can not bring your dog to the pool!

The rental rate on this charming 1 bedroom pet friendly chalet ranges from only $110 to $135 a night - holidays slightly higher.

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Yes you deserve a vacation in the Smokies - then again doesn't mans best friend deserves one too keeping you safe and sound all that time at home? Renting a Pet Friendly cabin or chalet on the Smokies can't get any easier!

What to expect in the Smoky Mountains during January

One of the best times to come to the Smokies is in January. Most people who come to vacation in the Smoky Mountains have been here at least once before and often they are looking to come here and enjoy one of the seasons when they have not been here before and January is one of the favorites of the locals.

January in the Smoky Mountains is unpredictable when it comes to the weather, but you can be guaranteed that you will have a great time, find off season prices everywhere including cabin and chalet rental rates and no crowds!

Stay here long enough in January and you can be pretty well assured you will see snow in the highest elevations of the Great Smoky Mountains national park.

The weather in Smoky Mountains during January changes day to day for example last weekend it was almost 70 degrees in Gatlinburg and today we are expecting up to 6 inches of snow!

When it does snow during January in the Smokies, it almost never sticks around for more than a few hours in the lower elevations but the upper elevations in the Great Smoky Mountains national park can see snow stay for days or even weeks.

Of course outdoor water parks in the Smokies are closed during the winter and you will find some other attractions close down as it is so quiet here in January but don't despair - there is still plenty to do!

During January you will find that Winterfest is still going on strong. Winterfest takes place in Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg and Sevierville and starts in November as a holiday celebration with events and millions of holiday lights decorating the Smokies and turning the area into a winter wonderland.

During January one of the most popular events of Winterfest takes place called Wilderness Wildlife Week and this year marks the 19th anniversary of Wilderness Wildlife Week.

Wilderness Wildlife Week is based out of Pigeon Forge and has guided hikes in the Great Smoky Mountains national park, wildlife classes and lectures, photography classes and exhibits, historical lectures and demonstrations and musical performances and so much more.

Spending time during January in the Great Smoky Mountains national park is a fantastic time to get away from it all and enjoy the peace and quiet and the beauty of the Smokies.

In January the wildlife in the Smokies can be a little harder to find as snakes, spiders and mosquitoes are not around and active in the cold. The black bears are also in their quiet hibernation mode and almost impossible to see as they are almost never active.

Take a tour of Cades Cove by car or bike and you will see that not only is there almost no traffic, the deer are everywhere and the male deer called bucks are sporting their antlers from the December rut.

In the Cataloochee valley section of the national park you will be able to see our North American Elk that have been reintroduced in the park which are an awesome site to behold.

Look carefully all around the park and you should be able to see coyote in the hour or so after sunrise or before sunset and if you are really lucky, red or grey fox as well.

If there is a dusting of snow on the ground you usually don't have to look too hard or go too far to find tracks of deer, rabbit, squirrel fox and coyote.

What to get away from it all and take a hike in the Smokies and see awesome views. Drive up US 441 to Newfound Gap and park at the Newfound Gap parking area and walk up the Clingmans Dome Road which closes December 1st. Walk a few hundred yards or walk the whole 7 miles up to the Clingmans Dome Observation Tower and look out at the 360 degree view of the Smokies - breathtaking!

Make sure if you walk up Clingmans Dome road to check out the walls of ice that form white and transparent curtains that glistens in the sunlight - a perfect backdrop to the evergreen trees above.

Came back after enjoying a great day outside in the fresh air of the Smoky Mountains to a delicious hot meal in of the hundreds of restaurants in Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg for some good southern cooking, delicious steaks are any type of food you can imagine.

January is a great time to enjoy the Smokies and avoid the crowds, enjoy the winter beauty and get great off season rates on cabins and chalets for rent in the Smokies!

How great are the rental rates for an extended stay in the Smokies? How about cabin rentals for less than $100 a night in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee!