It is ideally suited for family reunions, group retreats, and small weddings. The 5,000 square foot lodge with 8 bedrooms is located in the Smoky Mountains, just outside of Bryson City, NC, The Sabbath House is a unique retreat house that provides a peaceful environment where friends and family can truly reconnect with each other.
Ask us about our new flex option which allows you to rent only 4 of the bedrooms for your smaller group or family gathering. The other 4 bedrooms would remain vacant and locked off. The Bryson City area is full of adventure and scenic beauty. Take a ride on a historic steam train through the Smoky Mountains, explore waterfalls and hiking trails, take a drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Ask us about our new flex option which allows you to rent only 4 of the bedrooms for your smaller group or family gathering. The other 4 bedrooms would remain vacant and locked off. The Bryson City area is full of adventure and scenic beauty. Take a ride on a historic steam train through the Smoky Mountains, explore waterfalls and hiking trails, take a drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Services
Jim and Rachel welcome all guests to the Sabbath House and will assist with planning and design and will ensure your comfort for your stay whether it be for a wedding, family reunion, or a church group gathering. Jim Strickland and Rachel Lackey, a husband/wife team, have been the managers of Sabbath House since its inception, construction, and ten years of operation.
The main portion of the lodge features a large, two-story gathering room with a stone wood burning fireplace, comfortable Mission style sofas and chairs, and dining tables and chairs for 16-20. The loft has a comfortable seating area and library as well as a baby grand player piano. An additional gathering room located downstairs is the perfect place for playing games or watching movies.
If you have questions, or would like more information, please leave your name and contact information. We are in the mountains, just southeast of Bryson City, North Carolina, and just north of the Georgia State line. Please follow the directions below. Do not rely on your GPS. Also, the final short leg is up (and we really mean up) a dirt and gravel road to reach the lodge.
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Cindy Koehn
Nov 19, 2019
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