RiverStone Resort is a large, luxurious property that couldn’t
have impressed me more. The resort is a beautifully laid out complex which I
found to be very convenient to Pigeon Forge’s most popular attraction,
Dollywood, but also along a side road that made moving up and down the Parkway
quick and easy. Plus, the amenities at
RiverStone create a place to stay in Pigeon Forge that strikes the perfect
balance between relaxation and entertainment.
Each building offered covered parking and elevators with views of the Gatlinburg Golf Course (yeah, it's in Pigeon Forge) on one side and the Parkway on the other. All the condos offer both views front to back, with the one bedroom condos facing the Parkway and the two and three bedroom condos facing the golf course. All units also have a private balcony or patio, although the two and three bedroom units feature a much larger patio/balcony. Condominiums at RiverStone Resort Pigeon Forge are beautifully appointed with pillow top mattresses, lovely furniture arrangements, walk-in tiled showers, fireplaces, flat screen televisions, spacious rooms, fully equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances….must I go on? The two and three bedroom units also feature an upgraded master bath equipped with dual sinks and 6 ft. deep Jacuzzi tub. They are luxury condos, but at a reasonable price when you consider how spacious they are, the location and the amenities.
Amenities at RiverStone Resort and Spa appeal to adults and kids alike. The on-site spa can pamper and rejuvenate you, with services such as facials, massages, body wraps, nail services, waxing and a variety of others offered. The indoor swimming pool is large and housed in an atrium-style standalone complex with a sizeable workout facility offering multiple machines upstairs and an arcade style game room downstairs. There is also a walking trail along the creek and a 300 foot outdoor lazy river with waterfall feature for hot summer days.
RiverStone Resort in Pigeon Forge rates well and should be considered for your next trip to the Smokies.
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