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.

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.

Showed up to no electricity from the hurricane. NO GENERATORS! Hung out for 3 hours waiting for it…read moreto be turned on. Decided a pitch black cabin in the boonies eith no cell service wasnt going to work so we went back home. Couple days later, still isn't on. Very aggressive when asking for a refund. Offered to reschedule 2 days later, that was their only option, as 2 full time workers we couldnt accommodate that. Basically stole $450 from us. 10 out of 10 would not recommend this place. Plenty of cabins closer to hocking hills with legitimate business owners. These owners have one thing in mind and one thing only YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY.

Stayed in Cuddles. So cozy! About 30 minutes from the hikes we wanted to do in Hocking Hills…read more Hosts left complimentary wine and snacks, and the cabin was well equipped. We are already planning a return trip in the spring. Definitely would recommend for a getaway.

We stayed at Luna's cabin for the weekend, and we were anticipating a peaceful, secluded mountain…read moregetaway. The reason for me giving 3 stars is that the photos posted by the owners are quite deceptive regarding the distance from a busy highway. As you can see from my photos, CO-19 is approximately 30 feet from the cabin. Without the TV on, you can hear constant traffic even with the door closed. Trying to sit on the porch to relax was impossible because the road is so loud. The cabin is basically as pictured on the website, very homey and comfortable, and the other 3 cabins are far enough from Luna's to allow for privacy. We would have definitely had a wonderful, romantic honeymoon weekend if it hadn't been for the constant noise.

Dogwood cabin was secluded.... loved this aspect! Also talking to a real person, Doug, was very…read morenice. :) Biggest issue? Website says no landline phone so bring your cell if you need to have a phone? However there is NO CELL SERVICE AT ALL. No calling at all....not even texting. This was infuriating because some of us have elderly family we have to be able to contact. Your website is very misleading. My father is almost 90 and I really counted on being able to call him when we arrived at Dogwood. Please update your website? If we would have known this we would have stayed elsewhere. One word for the water.....SULFUR. The water was so bad that it ended up turning all our sterling jewelry orange, and that was bad considering we only bathed twice. :O With all the water treatment options available now and with what you had installed downstairs for water treatment it was too bad about our jewelry and the odor. Hope our jewelry can be fixed! No hand towel rings. There are several places to mount a towel holder by the bathroom sink. Also.... no place to set your toiletry supply bag. Hard for the ladies especially. Lack of dinnerware. Only 2 ceramic dinner sized plates and the rest were tin. Really? Dollar Tree has some really nice ceramic plates for $1 each. Light bulb out on ceiling fan and the whole place is dim so you need all the light you can get. Kitchen would REALLY benefit from light strips under the cabinets. No light at all in shower. Could hardly see to bathe! Also need a lighted vent fan in bathroom. No sponge or kitchen dishrag of any kind to hand wash dishes. Need at least a sponge there and more than just one dish towel. The place was nice enough but not $200 a night nice. Honestly.... this was the most expensive cabin we have stayed in and the least nice, and we have stayed in many cabins. Hopefully you will at least consider our comments to make some improvements. And being that we never received any kind of response from several emails to Doug AND to our comments per above when sent to him, wont be staying here ever again.

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.

Lincoln was our boat guy this morning. He was very patient and helpful with getting our anxious 10…read moreyear old into her kayak.

We found this secret camp spot not too far from Hocking Hills State Park right along the river…read more Shane set us up over the phone with a campsite and kayaking for the next day even though it was preseason! The campsites had a small bundle of wood for a campfire and they were really well spaced out so you don't feel that you are right on top of the next site. The hot showers and restrooms were well maintained and really nice after falling in on our kayak excursion:) Thanks Shane

My (ex) boyfriend and I recently stayed at the Song Bird cabin, which is one of 2 rentals offered…read moreby Four Seasons Cabin Rentals near Hocking Hills State Park area. Four Seasons is a few minutes outside the town of Logan and maybe 20 minutes from the state park. The cabins are maybe a 10 minute drive from Kroger or 5 minutes from gas stations, downtown Logan, etc. The cabins were pretty easy to find. The 2 cabins are near each other, but still private. The Song Bird has 2 bedrooms with queen size beds, one bathroom, a covered hot tub, deck with charcoal grill and small patio table with 4 chairs, a wood burning fireplace (glorious!), full size fridge, small 4 burner gas stove, and small microwave. Song Bird is furthest back and doesn't offer much of a parking spot. there's a relatively steep hill on one side where you park and a little drop off on the other so not a lot of room to negotiate on the sides of the vehicle. We found it easiest to back into the spot so we didn't have to back down the long driveway which was hard to see because of fallen leaves, etc. The other cabin has a large parking area, which I coveted. The wooded area around the cabins is really pretty, especially during fall when we visited. The rentals are both pet friendly (although, thankfully our cabin did not smell like a dog). The grounds offer a small, picturesque pond with a paddle boat and gazebo, as well as hiking trails and fire pits. There is an orchard as well. There was no cell phone service here for us - we both had Verizon. No WiFi. No phone in the cabin that I saw. Song Bird's bathroom had 4 large towels, washcloths, hand towels and also had shampoo, conditioner and body wash there to use. Decent but small bathroom. The showerhead was a hot mess with water spraying in all the wrong directions. The bathroom has an overhead fan in case you ate chili cheese fries for lunch and don't want to kill the romance in the small cabin. The bedrooms had plenty of pillows. I could have used some extra, heavier blankets but that's because I like to sleep with blankets that weigh about the same as Andre the Giant. Maybe they were stashed somewhere and I didn't see them. The living room was comfortable. Leather couch near the fireplace. We purchased a crate of wood for $5 from Four Seasons and LOVED the wood burning fireplace. Pick up a newspaper or something so you have something to help start the fire. We used one of the Hocking Hills magazines as we had nothing else to use. We brought DVDs (Boardwalk Empire) and made good use of the DVD player there, but they do have satellite tv which was playing classical music when we arrived. There were cups, glasses, wine openers, silverware, plates, etc.in the kitchen. A coffee maker and a decent amount of coffee and powdered creamer left there from other renters. A hot plate, too, I think? A toaster. The only thing in the fridge was ketchup. Some pots and pans and bowls. You''ll be washing whatever you dirty so if you're not a fan of washing dishes bring some paper plates, plastic utensils and drink out of the wine bottle. During our visit the stove didn't work and there was no discount or anything offered. I chose this place partly because it had a stove (many cabins only have a microwave and mini fridge) so we could make breakfasts, etc. so I was bummed we couldn't cook at all. We found out at the last minute so couldn't find another cabin. The driveway to the rental office and to the cabins is a little hilly and bumpy. I kept thinking you'd need 4WD/AWD if you rented on a snowy day in the winter. It would be really cozy and beautiful there in the winter. I looked at a LOT of cabins before choosing Four Seasons and found Four Seasons to be more reasonably priced. The cabin was clean and decently decorated and cozy. Despite the fact that my relationship met its demise in Hocking Hills, I had a nice time at the cabin and would recommend it.

Stayed at the Four Seasons 2 nights this Spring with the family and had a great time. All the birds…read morewere making their way back north so that was really cool. May had some pretty chilly nights so it was definitely hot tub time! We also had a fire one night which was a must in a Hocking Hills cabin. The beds slept great! I stay in the Westins with their "Heavenly Beds" when I'm on the road for business so I am pretty picky with my pillows and sheets. I gotta say, the pillows were not too far off from sublime. We all slept in, which we hardly ever do. I think my favorite part of the stay was sitting out on the balcony before everyone got up, sipping coffee and eating bagels while taking it all in each morning. Tough to beat that!!! --Also, the view from up on the top of the hill behind the cabin of the other hilltops was amazing. The groundskeepers had obviously taken great care in keeping the paths at the top really clean cut, which allowed great views of the pond and apple orchard. This really is a special place to get away for a night or two. It's not the Ritz, but it IS a great little gem if you are looking to get away and also have a good base of operations for the area attractions i.e. Old Man's Cave, Wineries, Bicycle Path from Nelsonville to Athens, Wineries, etc.

This is a beautiful campground that is very well priced and it is right next to a lake. Many folks…read morelive here year round, which says a lot about a place. The camp hosts do an amazing job keeping the camp clean and functional. Everyone is friendly and the view is incredible!

GREAT place to dive water between 50-75 degrees depending on depth/ the owner Barbara very nice &…read moreaccommodating/ 10.00 to dive/ 10.00 to full tank right on sight. I will definitely be back