Excellent place for an overnight getaway or just a day trip and great breakfast, lunch or dinner…read more Very very nice.

We have stayed at the Inn before and highly recommend it. This time we chose one of the offsite…read morelodges - The Bourbon Trail Lodge - for a family weekend getaway. This is an amazing property near all the best hiking and tourist spots in the area. The decor is typical lodge but everything is spotless and like new. There are 2 large bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths and a large living/dining area with a fully stocked kitchen. There is a hot tub on the deck which was great for relaxing in the evenings. Also a fire pit and gas grill although you need to choose add on propane tank rental if you want to use the grill. Firewood is also an optional add on. The lodge is surrounded by woods with excellent bird watching. It is also dark enough in the evening for some star gazing. We highly recommend this spot for a family getaway (sleeps 4) - or check out the other great lodging options hosted by the Inn.

Good and bad is my experience. The Bad: They need to replace…read moremattresses. If you fall into the pit you're not getting out and like a black hole you're pulling in your partner. The ground level loves bugs. Our room also had some type of odor. Water pressure or flow in the sink was quite light. The Good: There are things to do if you're no hiking at the moment. The live music was nice as is pool (until the children finish destroying it), ping pong, games, smores, and drinking for those lushes out there. Yes, there is a pool, but it is small and typically has children. This is a resort place. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Give'm a raise but don't raise the outrageous room rate. Would I come back? Yes, I would but would not take the ground level. There are a few other things I would change, but nothing horrible, though the Cafe can go away as I'll never pay for the overpriced items.

Cabin to small, New York hospital is bigger then this. So sad like could be better. Also found bugs…read moreand I dont like bugs.

On a whim, my husband suggested we book a sauna pod for a Saturday in January while staying in…read moreHocking Hills. To my surprise, there was still an available time slot so I quickly booked it and waited with anticipation for our time to arrive. We checked in at the front office where we were greeted politely and were given instructions on how to get to, enter and use our sauna pod. The Pods are located right across the street from the Chalets so I was worried at first about having adequate privacy but once we entered the Pod I felt I was transported to the middle of the woods. My favorite part of the Pod was that it was Bluetooth equipped so I was able to play some folk music over the speakers to enhance my woodsy experience. Towels and bottled water are also provided for you in the Pod. We booked an hour, which I thought might be too long in the heat for me personally but after taking the recommended breaks, it didn't feel long enough. We emerged from our Pod soaking in sweat but refreshed and with every endorphin in our bodies firing. It was a fabulous experience!

Having had a fabulous experience with the Chalets in Hocking Hills in the past, I decided to give…read morethem another go to celebrate my birthday for a few days in February. I booked online and the process was really easy. I got reminder emails, a welcome message when it was time to check-in and everything was contactless when I arrived. While I spent a good amount of time outside of my cabin (Laurelwood), I also spent a good amount of time there. It snowed a lot so I soaked up the giant window views, enjoyed the hot tub, and lots of relaxing. My only big complaint was that of the cabin itself. I couldn't figure out what it was but the entire building was just loud. Like so loud, I couldn't sleep. Had I known, I would have brought ear plugs and trust me, I have them thanks to living in the city. Despite not being able to sleep my two nights there, and constant loud ass humming all throughout, the rest of the experience was solid. The space was comfy, included all the necessities, and they even plowed the driveway after the snow. I love coming here and the Chalets are a great choice. I just might ask about the sound issues on my next visit.

We stayed in Endless Weekend #44. On the day we checked in, there was a thunderstorm in the…read moreafternoon. The power went out, and we received a message saying it was expected to be restored by 7:00 PM. However, when we arrived at the foot of the hill around 9:30 PM, it was completely pitch black everywhere, and there were tree branches all over the road. We called to report it to the power company, and the customer service rep mentioned that many others had already reported it too. Still, the power wasn't restored until 1:30 PM the next day. The biggest issue was that when the power went out, the water went out too, because the water pump relies on electricity. This meant we couldn't take a comfortable shower, and using the toilet became a real problem. Fortunately, the next morning, a neighbor told us we could use water from the hot tub to flush the toilet! That being said, the cabin itself is nice, has everything you need, and is peacefully away from the city lights. We even did some amazing stargazing in front of the nearby chapel on our second night. The staff were also very responsible--there were still branches on the road when we drove out the next day, but by the time we drove back later, everything had already been completely cleared. BTW, I definitely recommend an SUV to get up here, as the road is pretty steep. Also, make sure to bring a flashlight and a folding saw just in case the weather gets bad!

Super easy to book and there's a same-day discount! The office was really quick and nice about a…read moreregistration question I had. The cabin itself (Fox Run #22) was perfect for my pup and me. It has everything I wanted (shower, bed, walls) and several extras that were such a nice touch after a long day (hot tub, tv, electric fireplace). I would 100% come back again. I feel so relaxed even after only one night here!

I will definitely stay here again. I stayed in the Overlook Cabin. It was very large and very…read moreclean. The location was very quiet at night and peaceful. The lights of other cabins were not visible, though noise from them could be heard when outside just one of the nights I was there. The location was great - less than 2 miles to a great hiking location. The bed and couch were comfy. The gas fireplace was great. The hot tub was large, though I wish I could have turned it up higher, it seemed capped at 99 degrees. The website does list some items to bring, but it wasn't quite accurate. For example, they did provide a lighter even though they said to bring one. They also provided soap, paper towels, and a very well-stocked kitchen including a pizza pan and bunt cake pan, in addition to the usual items. There was a dishwasher, a very clean fridge, and a clean new looking washer/drier. They also provided bar soap, lotion, and towels, but NO body wash or shampoo. Firewood was $5 a bundle.

They charge so many fees for the stay and one of them is a "bed tax" come on? What's a bed tax. I…read moredon't want to pay more than a hotel or lodge for less service. All I want is a hot tub.

Stayed at pinecone cabin…read more PLUS: Great for 2 people, 3 at most, kitchen items we'll stocked, cabin very cozy!, heater great, plenty of wildlife, DIRECT TV , centrally located for our outings, photos on website are on point, no wifi but phone service was fine (Verizon & t-mobile), quite and simi-secluded. MINUS: Jacuzzi was really funky... but pushed through (maybe chlorine floater?). Overall really great for California snob

Excellent friendly customer service. The contact free check in went great and we found our…read morePonderosa cabin easily enough with the directions they left me. Our cabin was very comfy and clean. It provided us with everything we needed and more. We'll be back for sure.

Such beautiful place with Beautiful vibe. The place is just good place. And I wish I stay here for…read moreyears. The place has hot tub. A pool table so you can be with balls. And theres litterally 3 STORIES. The place was also big. And the place comes with tablet and I saw somebody logged into roblox on there so I donated me all of his robux on pls donate. Sorry for Jack or somebody that was logged in.

Wow this place was great! Clean, warm, inviting! We planned a hiking trip and stayed here for a few…read moredays in December. The hot tub was wonderful to sit in abs watch the snow come down. The cabin itself was spacious. We could hardly see the other cabins from ours even without leaves on the trees. It was really great and we plan to go back again.

Best family trip ever! We had a wonderful time at Grand…read moreTara! It has every amenity you would ever want! From the fully stocked kitchen, to every game you might ever want to play, it has it all. There were tons of towels, linens, and most of all space. We went for Christmas, so we didn't use the tether ball, fire pit, or football field, but we NEVER ran out of things to do. It was very easy to book on line, and the owner was responsive to all communications. We felt safe there, as there were cameras in the front where the road was. Not only would I not hesitate to rebook, we actually did less than 48 hours later. And to put it in perspective, I travel 100+ nights a year for work, so I am a bit of a snob. My only hope is that someone bails out on their week in the summer, so I can snatch it up!

**UPDATED REVIEWI posted a review almost 2 years ago and the owner of the property keeps commenting…read morethen deleting only to re-post about how they have so many 5 star reviews and they have such a high customer return rate. I've also seen that the owner has posted snotty remarks on other reviews. It doesn't seem very professional in my opinion. There is a reoccurring theme in all of the reviews that have less than 5 stars...The Owner/Management being petty. I even made a point to list some of the awesome amenities that they have! If you have such a high return rate and SO many 5 star reviews, why do you keep coming back to comment on my review?

Since loving the outdoors and loving sleeping in the outdoors are two different things, there are…read morecabins. The Apple Ridge Cabins down in the Hocking Hills area are just the right amount of rustic with the right amount of hot tub. The cabin also came with owner, Jack. A regular visitor guide full of inside Hocking info - and he wasn't wrong once the entire weekend. From recommending restaurants to mapping our hikes, you knew you could trust a guy who installed a Plexiglas window after falling through it from out of the loft. Back to the cabin - the simple, loft-style gem I stayed in last weekend boasted a kitchenette equipped with mini fridge/freezer, microwave/convection oven, stove and arguably most important - a coffee maker. The fact that we shorted out the circuit the coffee maker and microwave were plugged into was not Jack's fault. Moving out to the porch, there sits a gas grill, chairs for lounging and ah yes - the hot tub. Already heated and kept clean, the hot tub is - as I'm sure for many - the selling point. Was the grill a bit soiled, yes - as were the chairs. But we're talking the great outdoors here, so a little extra soot keeps it natural. There was a privacy fence behind the hot tub, not to mention a hill and woods, so seclusion was optimal. Heading in to retire for the evening, the bathroom was clean with ample linens and the queen size bed made the climb up the loft well worth it. Minutes away from main attractions like Old Man's Cave and Cedar Falls, Apple Ridge Cabins are exactly what we were looking for: convenience and comfort. It was no five star hotel, but that's not the point, now is it.

I have never posted a review for anything in my life (and I'm over 50), but I feel I need to warn…read moresomeone. We booked the gala vacation cabin over 5 weeks ago. We drove 170 miles from cleveland for a long weekend, but when we arrived, they said there was no record of our reservation. When I made the reservation, I was on the phone for about 20 minutes and he took my credit card number to hold. Jack's solution was for us to go the visitors burea & try our luck there on the busiest weekend of the year in hocking hills. His solution was 'I have no record of you, sorry" We did see the McIntosh cabin, because they thought we were someone else at first. The place was GROSS. I would never stay there, and defenitely not recommend it. The 'stove' in the kitchen was a 2-burner, 1950s era that did not look functional. the bathroom had black grout, and i don't think it was designed that way. I wouldn't have sat on the futon. We were told the propane heater 'probably' worked. If you're planning a get away in hocking hills, I would recommend checking out the cabin owners with the tourist burea before booking. There are some less than professional owners, and we obviously found one. This was a 'cash only' rental which should have warned me off.

The cabin was nice, small. Just enough for the 2 of us. The fridge was a mini fridge so there was…read moreno freezer, which made prepping meals for the stay harder. In order to use the fire pit, you must purchase their fire wood which is inconvenient as well. They have a hidden fee for cleaning your cabin if you don't sweep the floor before you leave. They have a swimming pool which is smaller but we still enjoyed it. The office's hours are 10-7, which sucked for our attempt at an early checkout and on the road. The kitchen was closed our entire stay so we weren't able to order food here. We liked the cornhole which was next to our cabin. Another note is that the WiFi is absolutely terrible and will drop your devices constantly and only operates at 2G. The driveway up to the KOA also is super hard on your vehicle. This campground was close enough to hikes at Hocking Hills but we probably wouldn't stay ever again.

Great tenting experience! Bathroom and showers were clean. Overall it was a very relaxing visit.read more