This was my first time staying in a cabin so I can't say how it compares to others. This was sort…read moreof like a studio apartment with just the bathroom separate. The bathroom door stuck and was a pain to close, it was the same for the shower door as the door needed to be lifted in order to properly open or close the door. The kitchette has a microwave, coffee maker, mini fridge, stove,cutting board, sink, dishes, pans, and cutlery as well as soap and dishrags. We used the microwave to make instant pasta and oatmeal so it worked fine and the bowls were microwave safe. The bathroom had towls and washcloths, but be sure to pack your batheoom supplies including hand soap (toilet paper was supplied). The bed was made with fresh linens and a blanket with a spare blanket in the dresser. There was a ceiling fan, but lighting was lamps or wall mounted. No wifi, but good cell signal plus the tv had a vcr and dvd player though we didn't try it. The back wall was of glass windows and a sliding door with a screen door. Sadly no curtains, so sunrise woke us often, be sure to pack eye masks. The hot tub was running on arrival and easily adjustable with jets and lighting optional. The cover balcony patio had not only the hot tub, but seating and hooks to hang towls from. We saw deer and hummingbirds while looking out into the forest. It was very peaceful. Booking was over the phone and a receipt was left by the cabin key.

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!

We stayed in the Butterfly Bungalow. It's a beautiful one-room cabin, well kept and with a very…read morecomfortable bed. The view off of the back deck is lovely and the hot tub was perfect for a relaxing soak after hiking the Ash Cave trails for the day. I really enjoyed the fact that we were secluded from other cabins. The peace and quiet were fantastic. We just got back from spending last weekend. Our one suggestion to the owners was to add a lamp or two in the seating area. There was an overhead lamp, but it was not as nice as a pole lamp would be. Other than that, everything was perfect. We had all the cooking stuff we needed. It was very cozy and beautiful.

Attention to detail and customer service were outstanding! Comfortable and Cozy Cabins. Well…read moreworth the trip!! Hot tub was wonderful!

Mixed Experience at Hemlock Treehouse - Stunning but Poorly Prepared for Winter…read more Hemlock Treehouse is a beautiful and unique getaway, but unfortunately, our experience was marred by poor winter preparedness and unexpected costs. While the treehouse itself was stunning, safety concerns made our stay challenging. There were no railings by the hot tub, which caused me to lose balance and fall--especially concerning in icy conditions. I slipped again on the untreated driveway the following day, as no salt had been put down. Despite reaching out multiple times with concerns about the weather, we were not allowed to cancel or reschedule. Despite our warnings, it was disappointing that no effort was made to prepare the property for winter conditions. Additionally, the pricing structure felt misleading. Beyond the daily rate, we were charged at least $200 in additional fees, including cleaning charges and insurance, despite leaving the space clean and causing no damage. We also incurred nearly $100 in taxes, bringing our one-night stay to around $850. There was no mention of a deposit beforehand, so I strongly recommend clarifying all fees before booking. Another concern was the lack of attention to detail. Upon arrival, we found a welcome sign with someone else's name, initially making us worry that the treehouse had been double-booked--an unsettling experience on our honeymoon. While it was a mistake, it indicated that our arrival had not been adequately prepared for. To add to this, the sheets had a noticeable stain, further diminishing the experience. While the location and ambiance were superb, the lack of winter preparedness and the high costs made for a frustrating experience. If you're considering a stay here in the colder months, be prepared for unsafe conditions and additional expenses. Would I return? Maybe in better weather--but certainly not in winter. Update: yep, I'm pretty sure I broke my elbow. Still hurts the same when pressure is applied to the location of the injury. Off to the doctor to verify after work.

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.

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.

Amazing cabin at a very competitive price! This cabin was gorgeous and a great bargain! The…read moreowners are super friendly and very accommodating. Close to lots of hiking and exploring in Hocking Hills, but with a great secluded and quiet feel since this cabin is located on 5 acres. Will definitely be coming back!

Can not say enough about how extremely rude the owner was. Do yourself a favor and do not stay at…read moreany of the Hemlock properties. Completely rude and very unhelpful upon initial contact and thereafter.

Would not stay here again…read more When we arrived the hot tub was open. I am assuming it was open for at least a week, as that was the last time they had a booking. Strong winds caused us to be without power for almost 24 hours. Company suggestion was for us to checkout (with no refund). I was told a manager / owner would contact me the following Monday which never happened. No refund given. Lots of trash on-site that needs to be picked up as well. Looks like guests are just throwing things off the deck.

Kalli's Luxury Retreat - unfortunately the name doesn't live up to the experience. The cabin's…read moreworkmanship on the surface was nice. Newer LG appliances (filtered water & ice maker in the fridge was a plus), cool bathroom, cozy oversized chair, great fireplace on rear covered deck and amazing rockers w/cup holders on front and rear porches. Now upon opening the door, the first thing I said was, "WOW! That's a weird smell." Unfortunately, we were smelling sewer smells the entire time we were there. I contacted the email from the site the first night and they responded the next day. While I was in the bathroom tub (shades open) a gentleman put his ladder on the side of the bathroom window and started climbing up, while someone chatted with my husband at the door. Needless to say I was mortified and embarrassed that we weren't initially made aware that someone was coming until after they had arrived. The person climbing the ladder definitely got an eye full.....Anyway, they said the vent pipes weren't removed once the cabins construction was done and the traps may have gotten dry. We heard them sawing something & then they left soon after. We ran water, as instructed after they cut the tops off the pipes and were advised Joey would be back with a top to cover another pipe on the roof. The smell initially got a little better, but within a couple hours it was back full force. We again contacted Rob again, who sent Joey back out to address the issue. This time, he put bleach down the drains, gave a can of fabreeze, a pumpkin candle and 2 renuzit toilet scents. Now, we had been burning candles in all the rooms from the moment we arrived and kept the front & rear doors open to try and air out the smell. NONE of that helped. It even began to stink outside, so no handing out on the front or rear porch unless we needed cell signal. So although the thought was nice, 1 single wick candle, 1 can of fabreeze and some toilet scents were NOT going to cut it. The smell was not as strong after the bleach, but never did go away. In fact, when we ran the dishwasher before leaving, the smell returned full force throughout the cabin, especially in the bathroom and rear porch area. THE SMELL ALONE RUINED OUR ATTEMPTED ROMANTIC GETAWAY. While I appreciate them trying to solve this issue, there wasn't any follow-up to confirm resolution. I had to keep updating Rob. At least Rob did say he was "sorry it's doing what it's doing" regarding the odor. Honestly, I cannot begin to explain to you how utterly disgusting it is to constantly smell sewage inside and in the immediate surrounding exterior of one's "luxury retreat." Not once in the decade plus of coming to HH have we EVER had this happen......we've stayed with MANY companies, but this is a first. Lastly a few things could have been done better. When we arrived, it would have been nice if the front and rear covered decks were swept. There was a lot of dead bugs, leaves & bottle caps from alcohol (ppl before us) laying around on the decks. I swept that up myself, not a deal breaker. There were excessive dead bugs on the living room floor - I also swept up, not a deal breaker we're in the woods. The issue is that it made me question how clean the cabin actually was. Therefore, I took it upon myself to clean the cabin with the products I'd brought to be sure. The hot tub, while up to temp at 102 degrees had brownish grey water and looked filthy. VERY UNINVITING, especially when the pool chemicals were neatly portioned out and could have been dumped into the tub when it was prepped for the next guest. I get that the water may be discolored from minerals, but this was just a dirty hot tub. I make that assumption as when we took off the lid, there wasn't even the faintest hint of chemicals from the water (which one can usually smell when they've been added) upon removal of the lid. Overall, we wanted to love this cabin, but didn't. The constant, horrendous sewer smell was a deal breaker and for the cost, I NEVER EVER expected to have an unresolved odor issue continue

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.

My Mr and I was looking for a vineyard near our cabin and stumbled on this place via Yelp. The…read morereviews were so good that we had to check them out. We got there a little after 1:00 pm and they were super busy. The inside was small but there were plenty of seating outside. We didn't mind going out there despite the 30 degree weather. The view of the farm and vineyard was gorgeous to look at even with the snow. Before we went in, we greeted the sheep's in the front entrance. You can't miss the small barn. We stood in line and while we were waiting, we filled out the sheets and picked our 4 tastings. They range from dry, semi sweet and sweet. They also serve slushies and mulled wine. We ordered: Flight of 4 $10.00: -Dry Red- 2022 Free Run Norton -Dry Red- 2023 Marquette -2 Dry White-2023 Seyval Blanc -Dry Red-2022 Norton -Dry Red-Oaked Norton -Dry Red-2023 Alexander -Semi Dry Rose- 2023 Grower's Blush Appetizer: -Classic Charcuterie for two For food, they do have paninis and charcuterie trays. If you order, they give you a buzzer. When it goes off, you pick up your meal outside/food truck. Our favorites were the Alexander red and Seyval Blanc. So good that were purchased bottles to take home and had two glasses of Alexander after we finished our flight. I talked to the owners and they are very friendly and take pride in their wines & their farm. I highly recommend you pay them a visit. We had such a great experience and will definitely come back when in the hocking hills area. Make sure to check their hours because they are only open certain times and days of the week.

My lady and I were staying at a place nearby Hocking Hills and decided to look for a local winery…read morewhen we found this one not even five miles away. It looked very scenic and laid back too so we had to check it out. Glad we did because we really enjoyed it. Excellent wine, very relaxed atmosphere, and tremendous service. We stopped by on a Saturday afternoon after some hiking. We just wanted a couple wine flights and maybe a charcuterie board since we saw they offer those. It was pretty busy already and we got there right after they opened for the day. Still, it wasn't super cold out, and we found comfortable seating on a porch outside. We started with two flights and a classic charcuterie board. Here are the wines we tried: -Dry Red- 2022 Free Run Norton -Dry Red- 2023 Marquette -Dry White-2023 Seyval Blanc -Dry Red-2022 Norton -Dry Red-Oaked Norton -Dry Red-2023 Alexander -Semi Dry Rose- 2023 Grower's Blush We enjoyed pretty much all the wines, especially the Alexander and the Seyval Blanc. Note that when ordering food, you order at the bar, then they hand you a pager, and you get your food at a food truck nearby when your pager goes off. Our charcuterie board was done pretty quickly and everything was tasty. So much so that we took our time to savor it along with a couple more glasses of wine. They do offer s nice range of wines too, from dry to sweet to all points in between. They also do seasonal wines like mulled wines in winter and wine slushies. Like a certain wine? You can buy a bottle and they offer 10% off if you buy six or more bottles. This is a great little winery and lots to offer. I can tell they're a big hit with locals and travelers alike with how busy they got quickly after opening up. Say hi to the sheep when you get there too!