康诺特湖小木屋民宿

小木屋度假屋

“Clean, Comfortable, Spacious & Quiet” is what we hear from our guests describing this beautiful Log cabin nestled in the heart of Crawford County, along a gravel road on 3 wooded acres. There are many resources in the area to keep you active from golfing, skiing, biking, kayaking, fishing, or hunting to name a few. There are many good restaurants and coffee shops within 15 minutes. Or you can cook on the back deck or just relax and unwind on the patio by a firepit and enjoy the serene nature.

湖畔度假屋

Welcome to our Lakeside Retreat! Our 1 bedroom, 1 bath getaway located next to Saybrook Park in a cabin community. Only a 5 minute drive to GOTL, a 7 minute drive to historic Ashtabula Harbor and a 15 minute drive to Spire Institute. Short drive to many local wineries. Window air conditioner in the bedroom! Walkway to the lake with beautiful sunset views. 21 and over please. No smoking and no pets! Community gazebos. Laundry facilities available. Construction may be going on near the cabin.

舒适小木屋2间卧室（俄亥俄州皮马图宁湖）

Take a step back and make time to create some wonderful memories at our cozy, rustic 2 bedrm cabin built in early 50s. Hiking/boating/fishing. WiFi. TV in lvng room and bdrms (DVD in bdrm TV.) Microwave, drip coffeemaker, toaster,griddle, crockpot, pans, dishes,utensils. Linens,towels; quilts and cozy comforters on beds. Furnace/AC/Woodburner Cozy coffee deck off kitchen. Gas grill; firepit area with seating. Plenty of room to park/plug in boat or pontoon. ☆Not a party cabin. ☆NON-SMOKING.

靠近多家酒庄的舒适乡村小木屋

Our cozy and inviting cabin, the Eagle's Nest, is nestled in a countryside setting behind Greene Eagle Winery and Brew Pub in rural Northeast Ohio. If you are looking for charm, and quiet relaxing comfort, this 384 sq. ft. cabin with exposed cedar beams is your perfect overnight or weekend retreat. Many activities available in the area with Mosquito lake nearby, bike trails, state park, golf, shopping, wineries, breweries, and restaurants within 10 to 30 minutes.

河景乡村小木屋

Take it easy at this unique, tranquil getaway nestled atop a scenic ridge of the Ashtabula River. Get away from it all and enjoy your morning coffee inside the cozy cabin with views that stretch up and down and across the river. Or bask in the beauty of nature outside on the custom-made porch swing. Keep an eye out for the local bald eagles as they soar above the river daily, right outside your door! This custom built cabin is the perfect quiet getaway!

三角屋：适合都市度假的三角屋

Cabin retreat in the Village of West Farmington. This 400 sq. ft. A-Frame cabin is perfect for a weekend away from the city to relax, rejuvenate, and rest. The welcoming nature of the cabin is immediately apparent when you walk in - the wood-burning stove, the exposed beams throughout, and the many small details will draw you in to your weekend home. Brand new deck in Fall 2024! Extremely close to The Place at 534.

哈格蒂山谷的小木屋

This beautiful cozy cabin with a modern touch was built by hand and passed down from generation to generation. Sitting at the center of our 60 private acres. The prefect place to connect with nature and leave feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. With modern amenities and an amazing atmosphere, you won't want to leave. The perfect place to snuggle up in the winter or enjoy the beautiful summer nights by the fire

Bridgehouse~《House Beautiful》杂志评为排名第一！

Our converted covered bridge offers a one of a kind stay! Artist, Ronald Garrett, founded this as an ideal romantic or creative getaway to escape the confines of the city. Nestled on a 1.1 acre property, the covered bridge is located in New Wilmington PA. Enjoy our Amish community, Volant shopping, fly fishing in the Neshannock creek, or spend time at one of our many wineries/breweries.

甜蜜孤独

Enjoy the early fall! Sometimes we just want to be alone. Sweet Solitude is a private place to focus on what's really most important, especially for couples. Our cabin locally sourced. The timbers were sawed at a local hemlock mill. The exterior is made of boards we had milled from old pines along US Hwy 322. Even the stones we laid for the fireplace once splashed in a local creek.