Just returned from a quick midwinter getaway in the Skyview cabin. Cabin was unbelievable. Cozy…read moreone bedroom cabin with fireplace (unfortunately it wasn't needed), hotter on the porch was relaxing each night with great view of the night stars. Personal greeting from our host Frank upon arrival and very helpful. Highly recommend a stay there...atboulders edge....

This air bnb is fantastic! The options for large or small cabins works wonderfully. We've started…read morein the largest with 2 other couples and tall pines for a quiet get away. The hosts are incredible

Secluded, quiet and serene! I stayed at the Bird's Nest cabin and will certainly be back! The…read morelocation was easy to get to and close to all the main Hocking Hills attractions! Clear Creek Metro Park is basically in the back yard and stunning! Susan was warm and friendly and a gracious host. Sadly due to COVID-19 there were no meals but she did bake some delicious muffins for breakfast and delivered them to your cabin. The cabin was clean and cozy, perfect for a lone traveler or a couple. There is not kitchen but a clean and working mini fridge and microwave. I could not be more please by this experience and look forward to coming back next year!

Loved our experience here! Perfect peaceful private getaway! Bonfires, adorable cabins, and…read moreshooting stars! The owners are wonderful, super friendly and make a great breakfast :) We will definitely be back!

We stayed in the millers den. Overall this was an amazing…read morestay. The cabin was clean and peaceful. There are nearby cabins but you feel completely secluded. You are just a short drive away from an abundance of gorgeous hiking trails. Being able to enjoy the hot-tub on the porch while being surrounded by forrest sounds and gorgeous views was just the reset we needed. My only true negative was that the mattress was extremely uncomfortable. I do think there are a few minor things that could make this cabin even better. (From a picky convenience point) -the couch is less for lounging and more for sitting up (like a waiting room) a soft ottoman would really improve the ability for couples to cuddle by the fire. -there are no couch side tables to set drinks on -the shower is SMALL (which is to be expected in a tiny cabin) if you added a shower head that can come down it would make it much easier to wash off mud from hiking because maneuvering in that tiny space is nearly impossible. - some sort of shelf/counter space for the bathroom that way if you are staying longer you can keep your necessities stored in there.

The hut that we were in was on one hand super nice, but on the other hand felt somewhat unfinished…read more For example, the bathroom had a huge hole in the wall with instructions written out for what to put there. The WiFi was also really slow, I did a test and got 1.44 Mbp/s

Ethan and Maddy were great. They made sure out team know the rules of zip-lining but also made sure…read morewe have fun and knew random facts that they know. They made sure to learn everyone's name and to pay attention to who needed more help than the others.

Maddy and Ethan were amazing guides. We were laughing and whooping through the trees, hearing…read moregood/bad jokes and fun facts. This was our first time zip lining and it couldn't have gone better! Everyone was so friendly, from the front desk folks to the drivers. We'll be back!

We loved our anniversary trip here! It was such a peaceful getaway and even better than the photos…read more You truly have the entire property to yourself. It couldn't be more private or serene. It feels completely off the grid and it's the perfect place to relax and unwind. We were planning on going hiking at Hocking Hills, but there's so much to do around the property, we decided to stay put. We loved grilling out, sitting by the firepit, playing basketball, sitting on the front porch overlooking the nature preserve, hanging out in the hot tub, and relaxing with the very friendly cats that reside on the property (if you're an animal lover, they're really hard not to grow very fond of after a couple days!). We were especially impressed with the cleanliness of the cabin and how little bugs we saw for it being in the middle of the woods. WiFi worked really well, too. Cell phone service (as can be expected) was very spotty for us on different parts of the property. WiFi definitely helped, but phone calls or regular texts were a bit tricky (especially inside the cabin!). But a trip like this is supposed to be to put the iPhones down anyway, right? :) We'd really love to come back in the winter and enjoy it again in the snow!

This is a romantic secluded little cabin with all the comforts of home . Nothing like waking up and…read moregoing out and enjoying your morning coffee on the patio with spectacular views and at night curl up with a blanket out by the pond and fire pit . If you love nature and wild life you'll be in heaven here . We were if aww of the wild deer and turkeys that came and drank from the pond and ate from the apple trees . The location of this cabin is perfect so close to great hiking trails and also close neighboring city's with great restaurants if you don't feel like cooking . Now if you are in the cooking mood this cabin is fully equipped with anything you could possibly need and has a great BBQ grill that's perfect a romantic steak dinner on the patio and afterward enjoy watching the beautiful Ohio sunset in the hot tub . If you're looking for a romantic get away with some peace and quiet time you need to check this little jewel out .

Building on Brian's review...Whistlestop was the perfect location for a quick getaway to Hocking…read moreHills. We only stayed one night, but this stop would also work well for a longer visit. Whistlestop is located at the end of a dirt road (literally off the beaten trail), so don't be too worried if you wonder if you're going the right way--keep going back the road and it's just over an old rail line. The B&B is the basement of an old farm house and the room is spacious. As Brian mentioned, the room had a queen size bed, couch, working fireplace, pool table, kitchenette, and private bath. The owners, Sherry and Mike, were a delightful couple and we had a chance to peak into their beautifully renovated kitchen and meet their lovable boxer, Lucy. Tons of snacks to pick from, but easily the best were the homemade sticky buns and chocolate chip cookies. Sherry stocked the fridge and pantry with breakfast items for the next day (yogurt, fruit, oatmeal, breakfast bowls). Brian enjoyed a couple rounds of pool while I feasted on several hours of HGTV's "Property Brothers" on the biggest flat-screen TV I've seen in someone's house (60-inch?). The bed was cozy, covered with beautiful colored linens, and I think if you wanted to leave the blinds open, you could wake to a beautiful sunrise amongst the nearby trees. I woke up early Sunday morning to do a bit of reading and enjoy a cup of tea by the fireplace. Perfection. Since we were there in late March, we didn't get to enjoy this amenity, but there is a fire pit so you can make some s'mores (yes, they provide all the fixings for that too). I need to ask Brian when we can go again...it was a great weekend to unplug and just relax and get away from the hustle and bustle of Columbus. (although, they have free Wifi, just in case you need it :) )

I had such a wonderful experience at the Whistlestop! I have stayed there several times and…read morewouldn't go any where else. The farm is beautiful and secluded. Mike and Sherry were wonderful hosts and had great recommendations for local spots to hit. They really make you feel at home. The hot tub was nice and so was the private fire pit. I would highly recommend this bed and breakfast!

It's always interesting to see how people restore old homes. We are given the opportunity to take…read morean intimate look at a half dozen or so homes in the German Village part of town. The German Village Haus und Garten Tour is held the last Sunday of every June. It is sponsored by the German Village Society (and of course, the gracious folks who open their homes to the public). Tickets can be purchased in advance. But keep in mind, walking tours are available practically year round. Just pop into the German Village Meeting Haus, 588 South Third Street, to catch a 12-minute video and pick up a guide to the historic district. The 233-acre neighborhood is the largest, privately-funded historic district in the country. It's a neat place to wander around.

Having just moved from a historical neighborhood that has annual home tours (I even hosted one…read moretime), I totally get how much time and effort going into organizing an event such as this, let alone the amount of time and effort the actual home owner has to invest. As for the home tour here in German Village, it was very nice. Having friends that used to live in the village, I've had the opportunity to visit several of the area houses during and after their transformation... I love the historical feel and the effort made to preserve the essence of the area!! Why only 3 stars??? Well, as I mentioned at the start of this, I've done this sort of thing before. I love the intent of the fund-raising activity, but I feel the price of $20 per person is ... a BIT much. Had it not been for Groupon offering $15 for TWO tickets, I would not have attended. So glad I did not shell out $40 to stand in line or well over an hour at each house. They're nice and all, but way to crowded. And to stand in line for that long to only see 2-3 rooms on average in most houses..... When I did this a few years ago, I totally loved the experience of meeting and talking with all the people who had actually paid money to come look at my house. It made all the work and effort worth it!! Here in German village, I met only one single owner... REALLY??? Anyway, it was a good onetime experience, as I will probably not attend this again.

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What a beautiful community! My family owns a lake house here and I have only good things to say…read more Many residents reside in the hills full time but quite a few families own vacation homes here as well. There are a few different lakes to choose from with the biggest being Lake of the Four Seasons. On this lake, boats, kayaks, canoes, and swimmers are all very common. The others lakes are substantially smaller and are more for kayaking, canoeing, swimming, as well as fishing. As for eating, there are two places to choose from, a clubhouse and a bit more formal dining area. There is also a pool, garden, and golf course on the property. Hide-a-way Hills is surrounded by gorgeous trees and there is a lot of wonderful hiking in and out of the gates. Located about 20 minutes outside of Lancaster, restaurants, shopping, and top notch glass blowing centers are super close to you! Many of the families (including myself) come down for the weekends all year long. Since The Hills is little less than an hour from Columbus it's really easy to come down for a night or two. All and all, whether you are considering purchasing a lake house, nature retreat, or full time home, Hide-a-way hills is a great place to consider!