Tiny Bearadise is exactly as advertised. We stayed over two nights while visiting our son at Western Carolina, and found it very convenient to Dillsboro, Sylva, and the WCU campus. If you like a more scenic ride, I'd highly recommend driving River Road from Dillsboro to Cullowhee. The accommodations were clean, and the kitchen was stocked with everything we needed for several meals. We absolutely LOVED our stay here. Unlike a prior reviewer, I had absolutely no problem taking the trash 20 yards to the centrally located trash cans. Sitting on the deck listening to the Tuckaseegee roll by was incredibly relaxing, as was hanging out by the firepit with a small fire. It does sleep 8, but you'd want to be very close friends. The loft area would be great for a child or two at least 8 years old. If you're into outdoor sports, enjoy being away from the crowd, and don't mind a smaller space, then definitely come to Bearadise. If I'd had a kayak with me, I would have dropped it into the water right from the cabin. If you're more of a Hilton Honors traveler, look elsewhere.

Inadequate T.V s one very small tv mini split heat system didn’t work. Liked the house it’s self location was ok close to everything.

First time staying in the summer months. More activity than our usual Fall visits. Loved spending time on the deck and watching the activities on the river.

It was perfect for our family of 4! We put the kids upstairs and used the bunk area for their luggage. We spent most of our time exploring the area, but really enjoyed the deck space when at the cabin.

Clean and cozy, but the pots and pans, and toaster are lacking.

The cabin was clean and was a great location. A perfect little getaway!

The river right outside the door and the rain on the metal roof made for a super relaxing vacation!

We absolutely loved the deck overlooking the river! The tiny house made great use of the space. The loft was roomy, and the master bedroom was spacious with lots of storage. Nice quiet location. Oh, and The Fugitive train/bus site was across the rivier.