Cove Shack Cabin - Private Deck and Mountain Retreat Feel

Cove Shack Cabin is a cabin-style accommodation at Laurel Valley Mountain Retreat with a deck and a quiet retreat feel behind The Lodge. This accommodation uses manual lockbox access rather than digital smart-lock access. It is a good fit for guests who want a simple, peaceful mountain stay with access to the broader retreat setting in Townsend.

Laurel Valley Mountain Retreat is a quiet boutique mountain retreat in Townsend, Tennessee, on the peaceful side of the Smokies. The property is designed for relaxing, low-impact stays with self check-in, remote guest support, shared outdoor spaces, walking paths, koi ponds, and peaceful mountain surroundings.


In-room features:
Million Dollar view with an oversized deck + chairs
Private Hot Tub located in the deck of the cabin
Large studio cabin featuring custom king bed + 1 sofa bed couch
Fully furnished kitchen with stainless steel appliances, including oven, stove, microwave & full-size refrigerator
Flat screen, 55’’ Smart TV - BYO password
Walk-in glass shower, bathrobes provided
Keurig coffee machine
Outdoor BBQ grill
WiFi

Shared property amenities:
Free on-site parking
Common lounge areas
Complimentary coffee station
Vending machine with snacks and drinks for purchase
Ice machine in The Lodge lobby
Two koi ponds
Walking trail
Chapel in the woods
Outdoor fire pit, bring your own firewood
Observation deck for mountain views and stargazing
Seasonal wildlife sightings

Please note:
This is a self check-in property with no traditional front desk. Access details are provided after required pre-arrival steps are complete, including agreement acceptance and verification where permitted by Vrbo policy.

Check-in is 4:00 PM.
Check-out is 10:00 AM.

Early check-in and late check-out are limited, not guaranteed, and must be approved in writing. Approved late check-out is $25 per hour, with a standard maximum of 2 hours.

LVMR is not childproofed. The property includes stairs, elevation changes, outdoor walking areas, water features, natural terrain, wildlife, and shared retreat spaces. Guests are responsible for determining whether the accommodation is appropriate for their party and for supervising minors at all times.

Quiet hours are 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM. Registered guests only. No parties, events, gatherings, commercial filming, or unauthorized visitors.

No pets are permitted. Qualifying service animals are accommodated according to Vrbo policy and applicable law.

No smoking or vaping indoors.

The property operates on a septic system. Please do not flush wipes, diapers, feminine products, paper towels, food waste, or foreign materials.

No indoor cameras or recording devices are located inside guest accommodations, bedrooms, bathrooms, or private interior guest spaces. Exterior cameras may monitor entrances, parking areas, driveway areas, and shared outdoor access points. Noise monitoring devices may measure decibel levels only and do not record conversations.

Mountain stays come with natural charm. You may hear occasional building sounds, neighboring guests, wildlife, insects, or weather-related noises. Wi-Fi and cell service may vary due to the mountain location.

Nearby area highlights include Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Cades Cove, Tuckaleechee Caverns, Townsend trails, scenic drives, river activities, local dining, and peaceful mountain views.

We would love to host you for a quiet, comfortable stay at Laurel Valley Mountain Retreat.

Important camera note
Your current description says cameras are inside the common lobby, second-floor lobby, and third-floor lobbies. Before keeping that on Vrbo, I would verify whether Vrbo allows indoor cameras in shared/common areas for your property type. If not, those cameras should be disabled for Vrbo bookings or removed from guest-accessible indoor areas. For Vrbo-safe listing language, I would only use:
No indoor cameras or recording devices are located inside guest accommodations, bedrooms, bathrooms, or private interior guest spaces. Exterior cameras may monitor entrances, parking areas, driveway areas, and shared outdoor access points. Noise monitoring devices may measure decibel levels only and do not record conversations.