Clover Retreats

We called twice, over the course of 2 days, to try and obtain information on staying this weekend or any other weekend. The reason we called was because the online form «timed out» and wouldn’t work, and the website alerted us to the fact that pricing might be higher due to the holiday. We therefore called and left two voicemails. We never received a reply. I believe that Clover Retreats is now out of business.

Clover Retreats was just what we needed! I found Clover Retreats through the Hocking Hills website when I narrowed down the available cabins to those allowing dogs. I then went through all the choices and found that Clover Retreats is the only facility that allows up to 3 dogs of any size and breed (except agressive breeds, whatever that means). We happen to have 3 dogs, one small, one medium, and one large. So, this was perfect and we agreed to pay the $ 100 fee for 3 dogs (50 for 1, $ 75 for 2).
Clover Retreats made me even more happy when I found they have a great functional website with 360 degree virtual tours of their cabins. They have 4 cabins. 3 surround a little lake. One is off to the side. We stayed in the LeMoines Lakehouse. All the cabins were $ 150/​night with a two night minimum for a winter weekend (a great price). Our cabin was very cozy. It was definitely worn in, but everything that needed to be clean was clean and it was full of everything we needed and more. They even had board games. There were plenty of extra blankets and enough towels. The beds and pillows were comfortable and the couches were awesome. The loft was really private and would have been great if we had friends coming down to stay with us another weekend.
The best part was the view off the back deck to the lake, the back yard fire pit, and the HOT TUB. Loved the hot tub! The deck felt private and in the woods and view was blocked by surrounding trees. They even have community paddle boats to use out on the lake. They also have a seperate swimming and fishing lake for guests with a playground.
They had free wifi, which was awesome since their’s no cell service there. They also don’t have a check-​in office. They just give you a code to enter your cabin, which made it feel more private. The cabin owners were great with communications about reservations and cabin information. My only complaint was that the gas fire place did not work and the kitchen sink was leaking. They do seem to keep up the cabins as they were working all weekend renovating the one next to our, but we encountered these two non-​issue issues.
It was overall a great experience for a relaxing weekend in Hocking Hills. Note: These cabins are a 30 minute winding drive to the state park caves, but I preferred staying away from the crowds.