Blokhutten in South Bloomingville

'We only stayed one night, but we wish it had been longer! The cabin was clean, cozy, rustic, and perfectly secluded. We loved listening to the birds chirping, relaxing in the hot tub, and enjoying dinner on the patio surrounded by nature. It was a peaceful and relaxing getaway, and we would definitely come back.'

'Beautiful rental. A lot of privacy and space to walk around. Loved everything about this place!'

'I surprised my fiancé for his 50th birthday with this weekend getaway. This cabin was absolutely perfect. It was clean, the bed was comfy and the quiet seclusion of the property was exactly what we were looking for! Plus, it was so close to the Hocking Hills Park! The host was gracious and accommodating. We would definitely stay there again. The only suggestion I would make is that the water softener needs to be balanced.'

'The home was located no more than 10 minutes from most of our planned locations to visit.'

'This cabin was in a great location in Hocking Hills. It was close to all of the sites, and a reasonable distance from Logan, which has all of the shopping needs. The fishing was good in the creek behind the cabin. There is some poison ivy to look out for. We also saw a soft shell turtle and muskrat in the creek behind the cabin, which was very cool. The host is very attentive to your needs.'

'Cabin was situated in a beautiful area surrounded by trees. The cabin was clean and well maintained. The hot tub was new and operated well. Communication with our host was excellent. Would stay here again!'

'We had a wonderful stay at this cabin. It was exceptionally clean, smelled fresh, and had very comfortable beds. We looked forward to relaxing in the hot tub each night and loved sitting on the deck with a glass of wine, watching the sunset. The location was good; it was close to many of the hikes we wanted to take. Highly recommend!'

'Well situated to get to all the attractions at HSSP. Clean, well-kept, AC worked well as did our cellular service. Did wish there was a curtain on the door to the back porch.'