Mirror home, tiny home, or cabin? Ten stays on 14 acres, three very different ways to spend a few days in the woods. Here’s how to pick yours.
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Most Hocking Hills lodging clusters along the busy corridor near Old Man’s Cave. Notestone Reserve sits on 14 private acres in Laurelville, on the quieter west side of the park — 7 minutes from Rock House, 20 from Old Man’s Cave, and far enough from the crowds that the loudest thing at night is the fire.
Every stay here — all ten of them — comes with a private hot tub, a wood-burning fire pit with firewood provided, and free access to the community game room.
So the real question isn’t where to stay in Hocking Hills. It’s which kind of stay fits your trip. There are three.
None of these is the upgrade of another. They’re built for different trips.
Every one has a private hot tub, fire pit, and game room access. The rest is up to you.
Still torn? Message us with your dates and who’s coming — we’ll tell you straight which one fits.
Celebrating something? Mirror home. Glass on three sides, hot tub under the trees, no TV to compete with. It’s the stay people plan trips around.
A couple who wants comfort? Tiny home. Full kitchen, smart TV, lofted queen — the cozy version of the same woods.
Kids, friends, or a dog? Cabin. Three bedrooms, arcade games inside, and yours is one of the four stays where the dog is invited.
Whichever you pick, the trails don’t change. You’re on the quiet side, close to everything.
“Stowe was very quaint and comfortable for our family of four, with charm and attention to detail throughout. It felt perfectly secluded, like we were truly away from it all … The game room was also a huge highlight for the whole family. The host, Stacey, was fantastic - very responsive, proactive, and accommodating.”
The things guests actually ask — answered plainly.
Photos, sleeping arrangements, and availability for every mirror home, tiny home, and cabin on the property.
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