Bedroom One
King bed
at Beech Mountain, North Carolina
Nestled just 0.5 miles from the slopes of Beech Mountain Resort — the highest ski resort in eastern North America — The LayLow at Beech Mountain is a luxury 4-bedroom ski chalet with the thoughtful design, premium amenities, and warm hospitality that guests love at our Oak Island beach house.
Whether you're hitting the slopes, exploring mountain trails, or simply unwinding by the fire, this is your perfect mountain basecamp. Book direct for the best rates.
Five beds across four private bedrooms and a flexible queen Murphy bed in the living room.
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Queen bed
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Queen Murphy bed
At 5,506 feet, Beech Mountain is the highest incorporated town in eastern North America. Beech Mountain Resort offers skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing, and year-round outdoor activities including mountain biking, hiking, and disc golf.
A tour of The LayLow at Beech Mountain.
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Beautiful home! Everything was beautifully decorated and well thought out. Loved the hot tub and sauna. Popcorn machine was fun and we had a blast playing the arcade games. Everything was clean and cozy. Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves!
4BR · 3BA · Sleeps 12 · Hot Tub · Dog Friendly · Steps from the Beach
View & BookHave Questions?
Yes. The LayLow at Beech Mountain is now available to book directly through our secure booking calendar for the best rates and no third-party fees.
The property is approximately 0.5 miles from Beech Mountain Resort, the highest ski resort in eastern North America at 5,506 feet elevation.
Yes, the LayLow at Beech Mountain is dog friendly.
The LayLow at Beech Mountain features a hot tub, sauna, private movie theatre, EV charger, fireplace, game room, mountain views, and is 2 minutes from the ski slopes at Beech Mountain Resort.
Beech Mountain is a town in Avery County, North Carolina, at 5,506 feet elevation — the highest incorporated town in eastern North America. It is home to Beech Mountain Resort, which offers skiing, snowboarding, and snow tubing in winter, and mountain biking and hiking in summer.