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The Living Areas & Kitchen
The main living room has floor-to-ceiling windows flooding the space with natural light, a stacked stone fireplace running from October through February, leather seating, a flat-screen TV, and the green-felted pool table positioned naturally in the room. The second living room shares an open level with the kitchen and dining area — another fireplace, wood beam ceiling, more leather seating, and the rustic character that makes the main floor feel like a lodge rather than a rental. The kitchen is fully equipped with a coffee maker and everything needed for group cooking at this scale. The blonde wood dining table with bench seating handles the full group, with a bar counter adding three more spots alongside.
The Theater Room
The dedicated theater room has a large flat-screen TV with leather sofas and comfortable seating built around it — a proper movie night setup that makes the room feel like a destination rather than just another TV in another room. It's the space that fills up after dinner and empties last.
The Bedrooms & Jetted Tubs
Five bedrooms have rustic log beds with exposed beam ceilings, flat-screen TVs, and most with direct deck access. The sixth bedroom has two king beds — the right configuration for a family or a group that wants two in one space. Four of the six bedrooms have their own deep jetted tub, which means four couples in the group can end every evening with a private soak. Six and a half baths keep mornings running smoothly for fourteen guests.
The Game Room
The loft game room has foosball and air hockey alongside a game table beside a distinctive triangular window — a brighter, more character-filled space than a standard game room. It's a second entertainment floor that gives the group options when the theater room and the main living room are both occupied.
The Decks & Hot Tub
Two covered decks give the group mountain views and outdoor living space across two levels. The hot tub handles evening soaks, and a gas grill handles outdoor cooking for the group. Seven parking spaces make arrival easy regardless of how many vehicles the group brings.
Location
Smoky Mountain Cinema sits in Wears Valley, between Pigeon Forge and the entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, with The Island and The Ripken Experience a short drive away. Keyless 24-hour check-in, WiFi, and a washer and dryer included.
Seven kings, four jetted tubs, a theater room, two living rooms, three games, and your dog welcome — Smoky Mountain Cinema is the cabin large groups stop looking after.