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Our top choices for Graham County guest houses

Basic Room, 1 Queen Bed, River View, Overwater (5 inch clearance needed) | Terrace/patio

The Owl's Perch (5 inch clearance needed)

Robbinsville

Ysabella

3.805.478 ₫ total

includes taxes & fees

15 Jun - 16 Jun

The Fox Cabin | Individually decorated, individually furnished, free WiFi

Cobb Creek Cabins

Murphy

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Top Graham County Hotel Reviews

Clarion Pointe Cherokee

6/10 Okay

"The first night we were in the room, there was someone smoking marijuana in the next room. When reported to the front desk, we was informed that it was legal to smoke it on the reservation. There are signs posted at the front of the hotel and inside that smoking is not allowed anywhere in the building. Only in smoking areas outside of the building. It should not matter if it was marijuana or any tobacco product's, they should not be smoking in the room! It made it difficult to sleep and my wife got a headache because of it. We were not told that we had to ask to have the room cleaned. We were there for two nights. after the first day, we was wondering why the room had not been clean when we got back late in the afternoon. This is when we would told about their policy. The lady at the front desk was very nice and got us clean towels. We know it was not her policy but the owner of the hotel. I have stayed in in well over 100 hotels in the last ten years and this is the first time I had to ask to have the room clean. If this is the hotel policy, we will not stay there again."