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"What a hidden gem!! I would absolutely stay here whether solo for a visit to Ohio University or going down to Hocking Hills with the family!"

"Had a great weekend getaway. "

"Our first time to Hocking Hills area. It should be a National Park - amazing! Our tiny house in the woods was the perfect choice to stay. Peaceful location with complete privacy. Practically brand new and not even a cobweb. Owners are ideal hosts with excellent communication."

"cheap, quiet, courteous. very clean, except floors in the hallways need a vacuum. rolled in late last night to check in (1230p), and front staff was hospitable and efficient. "

"This was the greatest place I have ever had the pleasure to stay at with my husband. It was so relaxing and comfy. The place was so clean and private. The owners put a lot of attention to detail including making sure the bird feeders were full so we could sit out in the hot tub or deck and watch all the wildlife."

"Very clean and quiet. "

"Todo muy bien "

"Stayed here a couple times. Once with my dog and once without. Beautiful area. Breakfast was good. Would stay again. "

"We were so pleased with this place. Spotlessly clean, everything was provided including linens, all cooking supplies, plates, glasses, fridge, microwave…even a dishwasher! We stayed when the weather was temperate/cool. When I turned the heat up, the heating unit was so quiet that I thought it wasn’t workin (but indeed it was). Strong, lightning-fast wifi/internet (THANK YOU!!!). Had a Smart TV that we plugged our own Roku stick into. And, the hot tub…..ohhhhhhhhh, my. We have a storage tub that we travel with to cabin rentals with all kinds of stuff in it. The only thing we used this time was our own facial tissues. The reason for the 3-stars for “location”: part of it was our fault. We didn’t realize this cabin is 30 minutes away from Old Man’s Cave, Hocking Hills State Park, Lake Hope, Lake Logan. Many (most) of the roads in this region, including the ones Google Maps routes you one to get to some of these places, are…um…”rugged”. Hairpin turns, blind hills, one lane roads, some gravel, most paved. Even some of the state routes are dicey. And, the locals are not real tolerant of anyone going under 50 mph. It’s kind of stressful. But, hey, that’s what the hot tub is for after a day of traversing the area. IMPORTANT HINT: Your navigation will take you to the Wolfe-Bennett Road address, but the driveway to the property is just a few feet around the corner on Cullission Road. "