Milepost 64 fit the bill for what we were looking in this trip to Bryson City, namely: a convenient location, easy parking, clean and well-kept accommodations, and "something" that we wouldn't find around home. As others have mentioned, the layout is a little quirky with the elevated (up two steps) platform bathrooms and an almost circuitous (for lack of a better word) layout. [For example, you can't get from the living area to the kitchen without going through at least one bedroom.] But the living area also had a refrigerator, a Keurig machine, a drip-coffee maker, and a large island that helped to minimize the need. We knew about these quirks going in, though, and our party (including a 70year old, someone with low vision and two teens) was fine. It may not be ideal for a party with little kids, older members or someone with limited mobility or knee issues, however.Morgan was a very responsive host, answering a few questions prior to our arrival and even a couple of late-night inquiries during a power outage the first night. There were plenty of soft bath linens and the beds were very comfortable. The A/C units scattered throughout the property made it possible for everyone to stay comfortable. The location, directly across the tracks from the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad depot, made the entire downtown area accessible from the house--no need to hunt for parking.We enjoyed our trip and would have no issues staying here again if available.