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Top Blue Ridge Mountains Hotels with a Lazy River

RiverStone Condo Resort & Spa

Asheville River Cabins, WorldHotels Backdrop

Courtyard by Marriott Pigeon Forge

The Resort at Governor's Crossing

The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa

Fire Mountain Estate & Club

Fontana Village Resort

Park Tower Inn

Clarion Inn Willow River

Music Road Resort Hotel and Inn

Bearskin Lodge on the River

The Walden, Trademark Collection By Wyndham
Blue Ridge Mountains hotels with lazy rivers
Float on cloud nine in Blue Ridge Mountains
Lazy isn’t a four-letter word on vacation. In fact, it’s practically mandatory. Your trip to Blue Ridge Mountains is your best chance to say “sayonara” to stress and embrace the easy life. What’s the best way to take a load off your shoulders? Hotels with lazy rivers. Feel weightless as you float on the gentle current, with nothing to do but relax and daydream. Let Travelocity send you to this beautiful scene with a selection of the best hotels with lazy rivers in Blue Ridge Mountains. Find the one that suits your style, and it’s all smooth sailing from there.
It’s pool life, but better
A good pool can elevate any hotel experience, but lazy rivers are on another level. Grab a tube and wind your way through the hotel grounds at a pace so leisurely, you can make a day of it. Any age group will get onboard for this carefree activity, where splish-splashing can be fully embraced. At hotels with lazy river pools, cool off in hot weather or make a mild day extra enjoyable. If you end up spending most of your time in Blue Ridge Mountains navigating rolling waves, soaking up rays, and floating your cares away, no one will blame you. What else is a lazy river for if not to indulge in the desire to do nothing?
Keep your stay in Blue Ridge Mountains cool, calm, and collected at a lazy river hotel. In between sightseeing, or as the day’s plan, time on the water will make your vacation. Book with Travelocity, and find out how easy it is to float through life.
Blue Ridge Mountains hotels essential information
Accommodation | 55,013 hotels |
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Lowest Price | $43 |
Highest Price | $336 |
Popular hotels | Courtyard by Marriott Pigeon Forge, RiverStone Condo Resort & Spa, Clarion Inn Willow River, The Resort at Governor's Crossing, Music Road Resort Hotel and Inn, Bearskin Lodge on the River, Fontana Village Resort, The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa, The Walden, Trademark Collection By Wyndham, Park Tower Inn, Asheville River Cabins, WorldHotels Backdrop, Fire Mountain Estate & Club |
Recent Blue Ridge Mountains hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

RiverStone Condo Resort & Spa
"Riverstone Resort was an unexpected gem! Conveniently located in the heart of Pigeon Forge, but secluded within a golf course. The hotel room was actually an apartment with all of the amenities, such as laundry and refrigerator, that are so convenient on road trips. The fitness center is more than adequate, the gift shop for anything you forgot or want to bring home from your visit, the lazy river and the pool are all great. The staff were super friendly and helpful with instructions and discounts around town."

Park Tower Inn
"I really was expecting a no tell motel situation. I still feel that way, but our stay was wonderful for the price we paid. We didn't get to use the lazy river & such because we just didn't have the time. I felt like things were clean because you could smell the chlorine in the lobby😂 for the pool area. The shower in our room was leaking the whole time we were there. I normally would not use a tub at a place that is not my home, but we had a jacuzzi tub next to our bed. It looked very clean, though. I did even use the jets because after walking around Dollywood, I had to take an epsom salt bath because I have joint/muscle issues. I want to stress again, everything looked to be so clean, otherwise I wouldn't have used it. That is why I would use this place again. It looks sketch, to me, but it wasn't bad. The breakfast was a little of a disappointment for me. They had the waffle maker on, but I was told by another visitor that they didn't have waffle mix. It did take them a bit to add more coffee and hot water once it ran out. They had regular, decaf, and then hot water. There was also a machine for orange, apple, pineapple juices. There was another but I can't remember. They also had cereal. There was scrambled eggs, what looks to be sauteed peppers and onions, and then a variety of bread options. Oh, the ice machine were all broken except the 1st floor and even that one barely functioned. The ice that came out of that machine was wet and it came out with a lot water."
