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Thank you for staying with us. Since your stay, we have changed cleaners and the cabin has never looked better. We would love to have you come back.

We are so glad to hear you enjoyed the home, the views, and amenities, and that it was a great fit for your family. We would also like to note that a new filtration system has been installed, which has helped improve the sulfur smell sometimes associated with mountain well water. Regarding the ladybugs, they are common in the Gatlinburg area due to a National Park conservation effort. Several years ago the National Park Service released several million Asian Beetles into the park to fight a tree-killing insect that is destroying thousands of park trees. The beetle actually eats the food source of the bug causing the destruction. The Gatlinburg area is home to a large population of these lucky ladybugs. Unfortunately, there is no formula for getting rid of them other than to vacuum or sweep them up. Since these bugs were introduced to fight a problem in the National Park, the Park Service will not allow us to spray specifically for Ladybugs. The Ladybug likes warm, sunny places such as windows. We are constantly removing Ladybugs from the house, only to find them back again within hours.

Thank you for staying with us and we look forward to seeing you again.

Thank you for your thoughtful review. We are so glad to hear you enjoyed the home, the views, and amenities, and that it was a great fit for your family. We would also like to note that a new filtration system has been installed, which has helped improve the sulfur smell sometimes associated with mountain well water. Regarding the ladybugs, they are common in the Gatlinburg area due to a National Park conservation effort. While harmless, they are attracted to sunny windows, and we regularly remove them, though they can return quickly. We truly appreciate your understanding and are thrilled to hear you would stay with us again. We would be happy to host you anytime.

Thank you for your thoughtful review. We would also like to note that a new filtration system has been installed, which has helped improve the sulfur smell sometimes associated with mountain well water. Regarding the ladybugs, they are common in the Gatlinburg area due to a National Park conservation effort. Several years ago the National Park Service released several million Asian Beetles into the park to fight a tree-killing insect that is destroying thousands of park trees. The beetle actually eats the food source of the bug causing the destruction. The Gatlinburg area is home to a large population of these lucky ladybugs. Unfortunately, there is no formula for getting rid of them other than to vacuum or sweep them up. Since these bugs were introduced to fight a problem in the National Park, the Park Service will not allow us to spray specifically for Ladybugs. The Ladybug likes warm, sunny places such as windows. We are constantly removing Ladybugs from the house, only to find them back again within hours. We truly appreciate your understanding and are thrilled to hear you would stay with us again. We would be happy to host you anytime.

Thank you