Less than an hour from Columbus, the Hocking Hills region is hard to beat when it comes to romantic breakaways in Ohio. The area is renowned for its caves, waterfalls, and woodlands and offers the bonus of being accessible year-round. There are hundreds of Hocking Hills cabins for 2 to choose from, with almost all rentals featuring perks like hot tubs and fireplaces.
With so many Hocking Hills cabin rentals available, we’ve narrowed the list down to only the best for couples. As with all our cabin round-ups, we’ve catered to various budgets and travel styles.
Best Hocking Hills Cabins for Couples
Table of Contents
- Hocking Hills Cabin Map
- Best Cabins for Two At A Glance
- Top Rated Hocking Hills Couples Cabins
Hocking Hills Couples Cabin Map
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Best Hocking Hills Cabins For 2 At A Glance
The best of the best. Our Hocking Hills cabins for two shortlist.
- Author’s Pick: BoHo Box Hop
- Runner-Up: The Juice Box!
- Best Value: Cowboy Trail
- Best Location: Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls
- Top Budget Rental: Three Pines
- Most Luxurious: Soaring Eagle Treehouse
- Most Unique: The Cardinal Yurt
- Best Pet-Friendly: Creekside Cabin
- Best for Wheelchair-Accessibility: Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls, Cardinal Yurt,
- Closest to Hocking Hills State Park
Most Romantic Hocking Hills Cabins for 2
Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls
Rated 4.5 out of 5 on Tripadvisor
Set on 75 acres of uninterrupted forest, the Inn and Spa at Cedar Falls borders Hocking Hills State Park. Luxury cabins come with all of the extras: plush robes, towel warmers, quality coffee, high-end toiletries, and there are even freshly baked cookies on arrival. Various options are available; some units are wheelchair accessible, some are family-friendly, and some are dog-friendly. Our favorite romantic cabin is the Treehouse Cabin. Set in a secluded and private location, this cozy one-bedroom unit overlooks a ravine.
Rates average $461 per night. Compare rates on Tripadvisor.
Fine Print: Certain units are pet-friendly at an additional fee. Certain units are wheelchair-accessible.
Farmhouse Cottage
Rated 9.8 out of 10 on Vrbo
This cozy home away from home combines rustic farmhouse stylings with a sleek modern design. The cottage features a bathroom with a combination tub/shower and a living room with a wood-burning fireplace. Outside, there’s another fireplace on the deck, a hot tub, and a charcoal grill for peaceful evenings spent under the stars. We love the Douglas Fir highlights throughout and its beautifully secluded location.
Rates average $199 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pets not allowed. Cabin is wheelchair-inaccessible.
The Top Deck
Rated 9.8 out of 10 on Vrbo
A standout among Hocking Hills rentals for couples, The Top Deck is a contemporary cabin crafted from a refurbished container. Set in 14 acres of private woodland (with just a few other cabins on the property), it’s located near Rock Stall Waterfall and Hocking Hills State Park. The container cabin has a queen bed, a modern bathroom with a hot water shower, and a sitting area with a TV. The wooden deck, complete with a hot tub and nearby fire pit, is perfect for relaxing at the end of the day.
Rates average $226 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pet-friendly at an additional fee. Property is not wheelchair accessible.
Cowboy Trail
Rated 9.8 out of 10 on Vrbo
Just two miles from Old Man’s Cave, this charming studio cabin has a queen bed, a full bathroom with a walk-in shower, a custom-built wood-burning fireplace, and a kitchen with granite countertops and a dishwasher. Still, our favorite feature is the covered back deck with a hot tub and charcoal grill. Word to the wise – reserve in advance as it tends to book out months ahead.
Rates average $192 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Not available on your dates? Try the sister property – Bluebonnet Luxury Cabin.
Fine Print: Pets are not allowed. Accessibility: Cabin is on a single level with one step to enter. Bathroom has a walk-in shower.
Luna Tiny House
Rated 9.6 out of 10 on Vrbo
Right in the heart of Hocking Hills and Wayne National Forest, this newly converted Hocking Hills shipping container cabin is the perfect cozy yet modern retreat. It’s well equipped too, with a double bed, full bathroom, Master spa hot tub, fire pit, smart TV, and well-stocked kitchen (with pots and pans, a toaster oven, a microwave, and a refrigerator with a freezer). Our favorite feature of this property is the little touches that give it a personal feel – simplicity at its best.
Rates average $279 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pets not allowed. Accessibility: Property is on a single level with no stairs to enter. Shower is walk-in but not roll-in.
Hemlock Cabin
Rated 8.8 out of 10 on Vrbo
Set on a 20-acre estate, step out the front door of this cabin and right onto the Buckeye Trail. This perfect retreat for couples features a king-size bedroom with a deck to sip your morning coffee from. Split across two floors, the upstairs remains private, but the downstairs pool table is perfect for entertaining and spending rainy days. Due to its remote location, 4WD is recommended year-round to access the property.
Rates average $229 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pets not allowed. Cabin is wheelchair-inaccessible.
The Juice Box!
Rated 9.8 out of 10 on Vrbo
Sleeps 2 | 1 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom
The Juice Box! is new to the Hocking Hills scene and features luxury amenities like room-darkening shades and a SmartTV. Inside, there’s a queen-sized bed, a small but fully stocked kitchen, a comfy couch and living area, and a bathroom with a walk-in shower. Outside, there’s a hot tub (cleaned and sanitized after every stay), as well as a grill and a fire pit. It’s the perfect little container for two!
Rates average $295 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pet-friendly at no additional fee with prior owner approval. Accessibility: Located on a single level without stairs to enter.
Romantic Couples Cabin
Rated 10 out of 10 on Vrbo
This Swedish-inspired build boasts 16-foot high ceilings, locally sourced oak and pine walls, hickory flooring, and cherry cabinets. It’s set between Athens and Hocking Hills and is adjacent to the Waterloo Wildlife Area, overlooking 91 acres of private woodlands. It features an open-plan living room and dining area, a private deck, a hot tub, a fire pit, and a washer and dryer.
Rates average $214 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Dog-friendly at an additional fee. Cabin is wheelchair-inaccessible.
Kick Back Cabin
Rated 9.8 out of 10 on Vrbo
Located in the epicenter of the Hocking Hills region, the Amish-built Kick Back Cabin lies at the edge of a 150-year-old, 23-acre farm. The former art studio features large windows to let in light, as well as beautiful views of the surrounding forest. There’s one king-size bedroom, one bathroom, several deck areas, a swing seat, and a hot tub. Trails from the cabin lead to a small creek and fishing pond, while all of the attractions of Hocking Hills are just a short drive away.
Rates average $188 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pet-friendly at an additional fee. Cabin is wheelchair-inaccessible.
Evermore Cottage
Rated 10 out of 10 on Vrbo
This cottage’s sleek lines and monochromatic tones make it stand out from others in the area. Evermore Cottage has a homey yet modern feel. It was designed by Shannon Wintheiser to look like a quaint English cottage in the Cotswolds. It features a king-size bedroom, full bathroom, living room, and dining space; outside, there’s a private deck, hot tub, and fire pit. Located on a beautiful 40-acre estate, just 10 minutes from Hocking Hills State Park, there are plenty of options for hiking and off-the-beaten-path adventures.
Rates average $260 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pet-friendly at an additional fee. Accessibility: Cabin is on a single level but requires several steps to enter. Bathroom has a walk-in shower.
Creekside Cabin
Rated 9.6 out of 10 on Vrbo
Creekside Cabin is a gorgeous one-bedroom, family-owned retreat on 32 acres next to a creek. Just six miles from Old Man’s Cave, the newly updated space has a full kitchen, cozy living room with a fireplace, and modern amenities like WiFi and Hulu. Unwind in the outdoor hot tub, snuggle up around the fire pit, or enjoy the outdoor entertainment space complete with cornhole and chess. Self-check-in provides easy access. Just note that a 4×4 vehicle is recommended for winter visits.
Rates average $237 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pet-friendly for one dog, but additional charges may apply. Cabin is wheelchair-inaccessible.
Aspen Cabin
Rated 10 out of 10 on Vrbo
This one-bed, one-bath studio cabin has a hot tub, indoor Jacuzzi tub, satellite television, indoor electric fireplace, outdoor grill, and central heating and A/C. Spot deer and other wildlife from the back deck overlooking a ravine surrounded by woodlands. For entertainment, two fishing ponds are available stocked with catfish, bluegill, and bass. Alternatively, travel 15 minutes by road to the canoe liveries or go zip lining at Hocking Hills Canopy Tours.
Rates average $153 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pets not allowed. Cabin is wheelchair-inaccessible.
Soaring Eagle Treehouse
Rated 9.8 out of 10 on Vrbo
This unique treehouse is designed specifically for couples and has epic sunset views over the forested valley below. The couples shower, swing seat, massage chairs, and upper cupola with an indoor jacuzzi make it the ideal hideaway for two. Amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, queen bedroom, full bathroom, three floors with spiral staircases, and a deck area with a hot tub, outside shower, and fire ring. It’s conveniently located near top attractions like Old Man’s Cave.
Rates average $509 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pets not allowed. Property is wheelchair-inaccessible.
Three Pines
Rated 10 out of 10 on Vrbo
Set on 20 beautiful forested acres, this tiny cabin looks like something out of a Hansel and Gretel fairytale. It’s also one of the most affordable options in this guide. Just seven miles from Hocking Hills State Park, the unit has a queen loft bedroom, a cozy living area with a Smart TV, a compact kitchen with all the essentials, and an updated bathroom. Stepping outside, the front porch is the perfect spot to sip your morning coffee, and there’s a covered dining area, fire pit, and propane grill for dinner under the stars.
Rates average $160 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pets are not allowed. Cabin is wheelchair-inaccessible.
Summit Point
Rated 10 out of 10 on Vrbo
Summit Point is a newly renovated cabin in the heart of the Hocking Hills area, nestled on 18 heavily wooded acres of private land. With a king bedroom on the main level and a queen bedroom on the lower level, it’s perfect for couples who prefer the option of bunking in separate beds. There are also two bathrooms, a kitchen, a living room with a fireplace, a hot tub, a washer/dryer, and a large covered deck and patio.
Rates average $290 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pets not allowed. Accessible: Cabin requires one step to enter. Stairs are required to reach lower level.
Lily Pad Tiny Home
Rated 10 out of 10 on Vrbo
Just two miles from Old Man’s Cave, this converted shipping container has effectively doubled its size with a large undercover outdoor area, perfect for those wanting to spend time outside. The huge motorized glass doors and stylish swing show how well thought out the property’s design has been, making the best use of every possible space. Perfect for two, there’s a shower, full kitchen and cooktop, living room with a small dining table, gas fireplace, YouTube TV, and WiFi.
Rates average $399 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pets not allowed. Property is wheelchair-inaccessible.
The Cardinal Yurt
Rated 10 out of 10 on Vrbo
For something different, channel your inner Mongol in this cute and perfectly appointed yurt. Features include a queen bed, kitchenette, spacious bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower, fire pit, love-seat outdoor couch, hot tub, and a bistro dining set. Get to know other travelers in the communal ‘Pole Barn’ with games like pool, shuffleboard, darts, corn hole, and yardzee.
Rates average $264 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: 2-night minimum stay. Accessibility: Yurt is on a single level with a wheelchair-accessible entrance. Bathroom has a walk-in shower.
Red Hickory Retreat
Rated 9.8 out of 10 on Vrbo
If you’re looking to get away from it all, without quite getting away from it all, this place promises high-speed internet and good cell reception, something of a novelty in the area. The open, well-equipped cabin includes a queen-sized bed in the loft and a fold-out couch. A flat-screen cable TV, gas and charcoal grills, and a hot tub mean you needn’t even leave the cabin. It’s the perfect place to relax away from the stresses of home.
Rates average $228 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pet-friendly at an additional fee. Cabin is wheelchair-inaccessible.
BoHo Box Hop
Rated 9.8 out of 10 on Vrbo
Experience compact living with a twist at the Boho Box Hop, made of two intermodal shipping containers. The space utilizes compact living to create a perfectly designed experience. It can sleep up to four but is best suited to couples and has a king-size bed, living room area, kitchen, bathroom (with a bathtub and washer/dryer), large deck with an outdoor fireplace, gas grill, and hot tub. A stay here will have you craving the simple life and induce urges to scrap the mortgage altogether!
Rates average $295 per night. Check availability and book on Vrbo.
Fine Print: Pet-friendly at an additional fee. Cabin is wheelchair-inaccessible.
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