Starry Starry Night

The covered deck at Starry Starry Night sits high on a hillside with nothing between you and the Smoky Mountain ridgeline. No neighboring rooftops in the sightline, no trees cutting the view — just the lush forests stretching away to the peaks on the horizon, and a hot tub positioned to take full advantage of it. Two king bedrooms, a spacious queen loft, a jetted tub in the primary suite, four games, a stone fireplace, resort access with ziplines, sauna, and fitness center, and Dollywood nearby. For families and small groups of eight who want a panoramic Pigeon Forge cabin with enough to do that nobody runs out of reasons to stay in, Starry Starry Night delivers.

The Views & Living Area

Cathedral ceilings paneled in golden wood fill the main living area with reflected sunlight, with picture windows framing the mountain panorama from multiple angles. The stone fireplace runs from October through February, leather sofas and a loveseat face the flat-screen TV, and the open layout keeps the kitchen connected to the dining and living spaces so the cook stays part of the conversation. The kitchen is fully equipped with a coffee maker and everything needed for group meals, and the farmhouse dining table for six with two additional bar counter seats keeps the group together for sit-down mornings and evenings.

The Bedrooms & Loft

The primary king bedroom has its own private en suite bath with a deep jetted tub — the kind of room that makes couples feel rewarded for choosing this cabin. The second king bedroom has its own nearby full bath. Up in the loft, two queen beds make a third sleeping area that's large enough to have its own café table and chairs — a comfortable, self-contained space for additional guests. Handcrafted log bed frames and mountain-themed décor give all the sleeping areas a genuine Appalachian character.

Four Games

A pool table, air hockey table, foosball game, and arcade console give the group four distinct competitive options in one space — the kind of lineup that keeps different ages and different moods all finding something to do. It's a game room that earns consistent use across a full multi-day stay.

The Deck, Hot Tub & Resort

The covered deck is where Starry Starry Night earns its name — rocking chairs, patio furniture, and a hot tub with the unobstructed Smoky Mountain view. A charcoal grill handles outdoor cooking when the group wants to eat outside with that panorama as the backdrop. The resort adds ziplines, a sauna, a fitness center, and a seasonal outdoor pool — enough additional options to fill any day the group doesn't feel like driving anywhere.

Location

Starry Starry Night sits near Dollywood and The Island in Pigeon Forge. Three parking spaces and keyless 24-hour check-in, with WiFi and a washer and dryer included.

An unobstructed mountain panorama, a jetted tub, four games, resort ziplines and sauna, and a hot tub above the treeline — Starry Starry Night earns every word of its name.