North Star Nature Suites™ Introduces a Design-Forward Luxury Retreat in the Tennessee Mountains
SPARTA, TN, UNITED STATES, June 2, 2025 / EINPresswire.com / -- A new destination has emerged in the Tennessee Highlands, offering a rare fusion of modern design, five-star amenities, and pristine nature.
North Star Nature Suites™, a boutique, adults-only mountain retreat, features eight architecturally designed suites on 55 secluded acres surrounded by over 60,000 acres of protected land near Scott's Gulf State Park.
Located just 90 minutes from three major Tennessee cities—and 30 minutes from Upper Cumberland Regional Airport for private aircraft—North Star offers a secluded escape without sacrificing luxury.
Each freestanding 400-square-foot Nature Suite™ is intentionally designed for privacy, serenity and sensory luxury. Floor-to-ceiling windows reveal uninterrupted mountain views. Spa-inspired bathrooms include heated floors, rain showers, smart toilets, and signature bath products. Kitchens are fully equipped, and the living area includes a king-size bed with Brooklinen bedding, a fireplace, and a 55' smart TV.
Every suite features a private outdoor oasis, including:
● A private hot tub
● Fire pit, grill, Solo Stove pizza oven
● Heated chairs, hammock, and dining area
● 1 Gig lightning-fast Wi-Fi for both unplugging and remote work
On-site experiences include complimentary UTVs, 2+ miles of hiking trails and a guided UTV tour to nearby Lost Creek Falls. Signature weekends offer wine tastings, guest chefs, acoustic music, yoga retreats, and more. Personalized celebration packages are available forhoneymoons, proposals, anniversaries, babymoons, and birthdays. Corporate and small group property buyouts are also available.
Founded by Kevin and Amalia Logan, the retreat is owner-operated and infused with decades of experience in luxury hospitality and high-end interior design. 'We created North Star Nature SuitesTM as a place where guests can pause, reconnect, and rediscover their sense of direction,' say the founders. 'The North Star represents clarity and purpose—and that's what we hope to offer here.'
Open year-round, North Star Nature Suites™ transforms with the seasons—from springwildflowers and waterfall hikes to cozy winter nights in front of the fire. Whether for romantic getaways, restorative retreats, or inspiring remote work stays, the property offers a reimagined way to experience nature without compromise.
For journalists, the story spans multiple angles: the rise of micro resorts, luxury in unexpected
places, design that draws from nature, and the resurgence of Tennessee as a travel destination.
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