Even before there was a town of Dillsboro or the railroad that spurred its growth in the 1880's and revitalization in the 1980's, there was the house built in 1878 that is now the Olde Towne Inn. Before this historic home became a bed and breakfast inn in 1989, it was home to a farmer, a railroad man, a doctor, and a professor of religion. It was also once a rooming house.

Our Smokey Mountain bed and breakfast is nestled on 22 forested mountain acres between Dillsboro (an 8 minute drive), Bryson City (18 minutes), and Cherokee (12 minutes), North Carolina; and is the closest bed and breakfast to the main entrance of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.