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Let Hocking Hills enchant you from the comfort of a cabin with a hot tub, where every stay is a rejuvenating journey. Each moment is designed to bring you closer together while surrounded by nature’s beauty.

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Why you should book a romantic cabin with hot tub in Hocking Hills?

Booking a romantic cabin with a hot tub in Hocking Hills offers a unique blend of relaxation, privacy, and natural beauty, making it an ideal choice for a getaway with your partner. Here’s why you should consider this option:

Secluded Retreat: Enjoy the tranquility of a private cabin nestled in the heart of nature, away from the busy schedule of everyday life. The seclusion provides a peaceful environment where you can focus solely on each other.
Scenic Beauty: Hocking Hills is renowned for its stunning landscapes, including lush forests, waterfalls, and rock formations. Your cabin offers breathtaking views that enhance your romantic stay.
Cozy Atmosphere: The cabin’s interior, often having warm wood accents and inviting furnishings, creates a cozy and intimate setting perfect for snuggling up together.
Relaxing Hot Tub: Soak in the hot tub under the stars or amidst nature, adding a touch of luxury and relaxation to your stay. It’s a perfect way to relax after a day of exploring or simply enjoy a serene evening.
Romantic Ambiance: The combination of the hot tub, picturesque surroundings, and private cabin creates an ambiance that is ideal for romance, making it easy to connect and create lasting memories.
Outdoor Adventures: Hocking Hills offers a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, exploring caves, and bird watching, providing opportunities for adventure and quality time together.
Personalized Experience: Many cabins are equipped with amenities like fireplaces, gourmet kitchens, and luxurious bedding, allowing you to tailor your stay to your preferences and enhance your romantic retreat.

Choosing a romantic cabin with a hot tub in Hocking Hills ensures an unforgettable escape where relaxation, adventure, and intimacy come together perfectly.

Google Reviews of Cabins with hot tub in Hocking Hills

Eagle Wings Lodge

5.0

Based on 2 reviews

zaleski727 1

17:03 30 Apr 24

Gregory Palovchik

20:39 22 Apr 24

Beautiful lodge and property! It is a great place to get away and step into a sanctuary to experience The Presence that restores.

Glenlaurel, A Scottish Inn & Cottages

4.6

Based on 313 reviews

Elizabeth Sima-Eichler

18:59 28 Jul 24

This inn was so terrible that my husband and I have mentioned writing the bad review since we stayed, and that was years ago. But, boy was it terrible. Seeing some reviews today, I see the same issues still exist, so I wanted to share our experience.

We've traveled to the Hocking Hills area not infrequently, and we love Inn at Cedar Falls. After our first stay there, we tried this one. Wow, bad idea.

First, our room was above the dining room. Very loud, basic, and hilariously, it had a bidet that was set to some ungodly temperature and literally burned my butt. Now, that was funny, but true to their pretentious form, they described it as "the only known bidet" in the county. We still laugh about that.

The bigger, real issue, was the dinner and the female owner(manager?) We booked the multi-course dinner. First, we were in the bar area not dressed up yet about 45 mins before dinner. We had every intention of changing to match the dress code for dinner (and did), but the manager approached us and advised us to change. (Literally, I was in jeans and a blazer after hiking; I had added the blazer before getting a drink because it's my general attire.)

So, we're all dolled up for dinner, and we find that the good seating (on a different floor) is mostly locals and a few chosen folks. We were in a weird basement room with the bulk of the other diners. Terrible lighting, trash environment. But, fine, we're rolling with it.

What prompted me to write today was that I saw a review within the past few months which echoed my experience, and the inn's response was spicy.

The food was terrible. Every sauce was sickeningly sweet. Every protein (fish, meat) was previously frozen, obviously. The food was disgusting, and my husband and I commiserated and laughed with two other couples after.

The less funny part was the chef with terrible jokes and off-color comments (I'm not sensitive, but really sexist stuff) at every course throughout the dinner. What is the opposite of romantic? This. We can only hope that his presence in the dining area kept the food from getting worse.

We didn't complain, we just laughed and vowed to never go again. We call it "the snobbish place," like "Scottish," but, you know, terrible.

Inn at Cedar Falls. Great food, great people, great cabins. Just don't waste your money here. We live near Chicago, so we don't have an axe to grind. But, wow, absolutely terrible.

Carl Scott

02:28 26 Jul 24

Stopped in on our honeymoon for one of their dinners. It was amazing. Started off beforehand with a nice wine selection. Every staff member was kind and knowledgeable. They started pff with a poetry reading. After dinner the chef came to answer questions about the meal.

Wolf 287

02:30 24 Jul 24

Our third time to Glenlaurel and always a great experience. The rooms are exceptionally clean, and the staff goes the extra mile to make sure you have everything you need. Recommend the special dinner they offer which is world class.

Robert Mitchell

13:05 21 Jul 24

Margie Nimmo

17:56 15 Jul 24

Truly a MAGICAL place, time after time it always exceeds our expectations! I NEVER want to leave!! It is peace on earth!

Cathy D

11:44 28 May 24

Recently stayed for 3 nights. Beautiful grounds. Our cabin was wonderful with a comfortable bed. The out door hot tub was great after a day of walking. The screened in porch was also great for sitting outdoors to read. Biggest disappointment was they turn off the fireplaces on May 1! That was one of the reasons we selected this Inn. The night were chilly and we were looking forward to a cosy fire.
They serve breakfast which is included with your stay when possible. The first morning of our stay we had a nice table near a window as it was raining. The next morning we were seated outside. It was 60 degrees and really chilly and damp. The space is very pretty but I wish they’d have given the option to sit indoors. The food was very good.

Paul Allen

12:56 29 Apr 24

My wife and I truly enjoyed our anniversary getaway. The Drummond croft was clean and welcoming. We enjoyed the gas fireplace between the bedroom and sitting room and the hot tub. The people were nice, breakfast was great, and the on-premises trails were as good as anything at the parks. Scenic and well-maintained. Thank you so much for a great night away, Glen Laurel! We truly enjoyed ourselves.

Brian Holt

13:52 13 Mar 24

Brittany Strawman

14:47 10 Mar 24

Sarah Rodgers

21:56 06 Mar 24

My husband and I decided to eat here for our wedding anniversary, and it was a bad culinary experience.

We arrived early for the Pub Social, and it was fine. There was a small serving plate of cheeses and some fruit in the room with the bar. Be aware, this room gets crowded due to a lack of places to sit during the Social. Just as an fyi - I was under the impression we got a free drink during the social but we didn't, which is fine because I probably misread the website. I did get a glass of wine though, and it tasted like a very cheap bottle. They only had between 2-4 single glass wine offerings on the drink menu.

The first course of the dinner menu was a scallop. The presentation was beautiful, but I couldn't eat more than one bite because it had sand in it. The second course was a soup that I didn't like, but that was probably a personal preference. Third course was a salad, and that was the best course. The forth course was a wine sorbet and it reminded me of one of those sugar-free fruit gummies with a grainy texture. Fifth course, the entrée, was slow-cooked beef served with a merlot reduction, mashed potatoes, and asparagus. The beef on the tippy top had a char, fell apart, and was delicious. But, the rest of it did not fall apart and when I turned it over the back side was just a conglomerate of fat. The asparagus wasn't done, and the merlot reduction didn't reduce enough. The final course was a gluten and dairy free butterscotch dessert. It tasted like someone put a coarsely ground nut butter on top of a weird granola.

At the end, the chef with a fake sounding accent came out and told a couple of stories that made no sense. Most people in the room were looking at each other like...what?, or trying to avoid eye contact with the chef. Finally, the music sounded like the same 3 songs over and over for the whole 2 hours of dinner. Not a great experience.

M France

10:36 02 Mar 24

Could not have picked a better place for my wife's 60th b-day surprise celebration with friends. We were looking for something relaxing, quaint and different. Glenlaurel exceeded that by a mile! Great intimate Scottish Inn with cottages and friendly staff. Glad the weather improved to hike the on-site trail and gorge, which are like a mini Hocking Hills without the crowds. Definitely enjoyed social hour at the bar before our expertly prepared 6-course dinner. First place in a long time that I can honestly say would not change anything. Thanks for a great couple of days! We will definitely be back! Thanks, Matt

Dave C

14:04 26 Feb 24

Incredible! Intentional and thoughtful to make your stay perfect.

Bernadette Bulanda

00:59 24 May 23

Glenlaurel far exceeded my expectations. From the moment we pulled up, I felt transported to Scotland. The commitment to detail is exquisite. Every staff member is beyond pleasant and helpful. It’s a magical place with beautiful grounds and the manor house for breakfast and lunch is spectacular!! The food is amazing. Both breakfast and dinner presentations were perfect and some of the most delicious dishes I have ever experienced. The chef and his team cater to your needs perfectly.

Highly recommend this establishment.
We stayed in the Muir cottage and I didn’t want to leave. The cottage was so inviting, warm, cozy and larger than expected. The cleanliness was greatly appreciated. I can’t wait to go back!

Rhea West

18:02 17 Jan 23

Lovely, magical, romantic getaway. Have gone 4 times during my husband’s birthday and will keep on going. My husband wants a cabin but this place is a better option with a Chef, fireplace, hot tub/jacuzzi and beautiful grounds with a waterfalls and a gorge. You can also have someone come and give a massage.

Jean Michel is an amazing chef with an excellent sense of humor.

The grounds are awesome with a 1 mile hike to the Gorge and falls. The icicles in the winter are beautiful!

Can’t wait to come back next year!!!

Sarah DeBord

20:03 06 Jan 23

I came to Glenlaurel for a much needed break. I came alone, as my sweet husband encouraged me to take some time away to just focus on myself. Once I arrived I began feeling very sick and ended up in the ER.
Upon my return to the Inn, the staff were so amazing, supportive, and they genuinely cared about me and my well being. I was scared to be so sick and hours away from my family, but they really helped support and accommodate me, for which I am very grateful for! Not only is the Inn so beautiful and charming, the staff are beyond amazing and go above and beyond for their guests ?

Chelsea Walsman

21:06 30 Dec 22

If I could give 10 stars I would. The environment is truly an intimate, elegant one. All of the cottages are stunning, and the staff is phenomenal. Admittedly I'm ashamed to say I worried the food would be "hotel food" and dressed up as gourmet. I couldn't have been more wrong. I had some of the best meals I have ever had. I don't even like seafood, and I ate every bit of seafood that was put in front of me! You have to go!

Rikki

21:41 09 Dec 22

The food, cleanliness and atmosphere were all lovely. We, sadly, didn't have time to explore the grounds, but what little we saw of them were well maintained and we hope to come back again sometime to explore the trails and such. Definitely try the 6/7-course dinner if you stay. The food is so good we're debating driving down just to try it again.

Kaitlin Peraino

17:21 04 Oct 22

Amazing, a true hidden gem. Delicious food, beautiful property, wonderful cabins, staff is exceptional, cant say enough good things! Great way to disconnect from life's responsibilities for a bit and reconnect with your partner. And must chat with Chef JP, he's so much fun!

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FAQs about Hocking Hills Cabins with Hot Tub in room

What is the price range for Hocking Hills cabins with a hot tub in the room?

The price range for Hocking Hills cabins with a hot tub in the room varies based on factors like location, size, and amenities. On average, you can expect rates to range from $150 to $350 per night. Prices may be higher during peak seasons, holidays, or weekends. It’s best to book early to secure the best rates and availability. Checking with individual cabin providers will give you precise pricing based on your travel dates and cabin preferences.

When is the best time to visit Hocking Hills for a cabin stay?

The best time to visit Hocking Hills depends on your preferences. For mild weather and fewer crowds, spring (April to June) and fall (September to November) are ideal. These seasons offer comfortable temperatures and vibrant foliage. Summer (July to August) is great for outdoor activities but can be busier. Winter (December to February) provides a peaceful, snowy landscape, though some attractions may be less accessible. Each season has its unique charm, so consider what activities and options you value most when planning your visit.

Are there any additional costs associated with staying in a cabin with a hot tub?

While the base rate for a cabin with a hot tub covers the essentials, there might be additional costs. These can include cleaning fees, booking fees, or charges for extra guests. Some cabins may also offer optional add-ons like special packages or activities. Be sure to review the rental agreement carefully and inquire about any extra costs or fees before booking. This ensures you have a clear understanding of the total cost and can plan your budget accordingly.

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