A five-minute walk from the Parkway, Marshall's Creek Rest Motel Motel features an outdoor swimming pool and designated drive-up parking. The 1950s-style motel is 500 metres from Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies. Traditional motel-style rooms feature exterior doors and wood-panelled walls. All rooms are equipped with air conditioning and a private bathroom with shower-tub combo. Cable TV, microwave and refrigerator are included as standard. The motel offers laundry services and a complimentary shuttle service to local attractions. Guests can relax on a poolside lounger or catch-up with friends using free Wi-Fi. Guests can take advantage of the motel’s picnic area or walk to the Parkway, where a wide range of dining options can be found. Marshall's Creek Rest Motel Motel is less than ten minutes on foot from the Guinness World Records Museum, World of Illusion, and Mountain Mall. Pigeon Forge and Dollywood are within a 15-minute drive.
Reports suggest that rooms at the motel are clean and quiet. Past guests have been pleased with the level of cleanliness, reporting that, whilst older, rooms feel fresh and dirt-free. Meanwhile, the hotel is said to be far enough from the main drag to be quiet and peaceful.
Many guests take the time to praise the motel staff, reporting that these friendly people are quick to make you feel welcome. Reports show that the motel welcomes a good deal of repeat visitors, many of whom say they are made to feel like family.
The motel is a five-minute walk from the Parkway, Gatlinburg's main tourist hub. Past guests have enjoyed being able to walk to the many eateries and attractions located along the Parkway. Meanwhile, the likes of Pigeon Forge and Dollywood theme park are just a short drive away.
According to a number of guests, rooms at the motel can be a little cramped. Reports indicate that rooms are on the smaller side, leaving some guests little room to spread out. In particular, family rooms with two double beds are said to be very cramped.
Dating back to the 1950s, the motel was built at a time where electronics were fewer and less important to our lives. As a result, guestrooms are said to offer few, if any, spare electrical sockets. Guests looking to charge their phone, plug-in their laptop or use a hairdryer will likely need to unplug an existing appliance.
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