Rolling Huts Cabins

This place is so relaxing. The platforms are very comfortable, clean and warm bathrooms. The shower was cleaner than we expected. There is WIFI when you get close to the restaurant and office. Otherwise expect to disconnect, because once you are in your hut, there is no phone signal. No biggie!
My wife, dogs and I had a wonderful experience. There are beautiful dog friendly trails with great views.
If you are looking to get out of the city and explore Washington state this is the place to go. I brought my movie projector and cozied up next to the chimney.

It was a great stay! A very unique experience. If you’re into modern design you will love this place. It was extremely clean and snow trails were closely located. I proposed to my girlfriend there last week and it was the perfect setting.

As stated, it is camping, albeit glamour camping. I recommend it, especially if you are the rough and tough it camping type. Would I stay there again… probably not, but that is because I like convenience. Space is at a premium, which is code for the walls were slowly closing in on me… it was just me and girlfriend and we kept dog tied up on deck, which does offer ample space.
We did two nights, which was about right. 10 miles into town and otherwise, nothing around. Keep in mind, we went the last two nights of September so the place was empty and the showers were always available. You do have to walk to the showers and bathroom. I refused to use the portable adjacent to the dwelling.
Things to bring: soap, shower shoes, coffee/​tea, groceries for small fridge, comforter for what is a comfortable bed, reading materials (no TV), can opener if you buy any canned goods; I also brought air popper and popcorn.
Things to do: walk along Methow Community Trail two hours to and from Mazama Store and buy Lariat (Cowboy Mud) coffee, which they will grind for you (4 hours total); go mountain biking up at Sun Mountain; eat/​drink at Old Schoolhouse Brewery and Rocking Horse
Great fireplace and they provide all the necessary wood; you will need paper, but you can use paper towels in a pinch, which they provide.

Pretty cool idea, but poor execution. Bed was uncomfortable, and for what you pay, you should at least have water in the unit. If I wanted to camp, I wouldn’t pay this much. Lots of highway noise, little privacy, no trees, and the hut felt like a tinderbox that would go up in flames at the merest hint of a candle. No, not for me. Either I camp or I’ll spend the money for a motel.

Just spent two nights here and the huts did not disappoint! The bed platforms were very comfy, the bathrooms were clean, the setting was cozy, peaceful, and quiet. We will definitely be back!

We spent the weekend here! It was very quiet and relaxing. The bed platforms were a little uncomfortable but the overall experience was outstanding and definitely a fun memory. We will surely be returning but bringing our own mattress pad and better bedding for a more comfortable stay.
The restaurant on site was fabulous as well but was closed most of our stay.
We even brought our 2.5 year old daughter and she can’t stop talking about her «hut.»

This place is my vacation crack. I’ve lived in Washington for 9 years and had never been to the North Cascades area. Whoa, mistake! It is insanely beautiful! We even got to drive through a really mild snow storm on the way.
I first read about the Huts in Sunset Magazine. Then I bought my husband a book which included a piece on the Delta Shelter (a home by the same architect, on the same grounds as the Huts). Then my husband became an architecture major and saw Tom Kundig (the architect) give a talk at UW. Needless to say, the Huts have been on our radar for a while. We used our 5 year anniversary as an excuse to finally go.
I don’t think this type of lodging is for everyone, but I really loved it. It’s like fancy camping. There are basically two spaces, the kitchen/​living room and the bedroom. The only thing to sit on are wooden blocks that also double as a bed if you put them together. They’re a bit uncomfortable, but we just used the extra sleep pads and it wasn’t too bad. Bringing a camping chair might not be a bad idea. The kitchen has a mini-​fridge, microwave, small coffee pot, electric kettle, cutlery and plates/​bowls/​mugs. Each hut also has a spigot outside with running water. The bed is a memory foam pad on a platform (BYOSleeping bags) and I thought it was pretty comfortable. There is electric heat, a portable oil heater and a fireplace in the living room. We didn’t use the oil heater, but the other two methods definitely heat the place up quickly. Bathrooms and showers are in a barn a short walk from the Huts.
Obviously, there are no shortage of outdoor activities in this area. We wanted to hike. It turns out there is a community trail that runs right in front of the Huts. At first I was a little nervous because trail ran parallel with the highway for a while. Don’t worry, it soon turns off into the woods. We got the full scope of fall colors and some other awesome scenery. Be sure to go all the way to the suspension bridge!
I thought this was a great getaway from city life and it is sooo beautiful! I’d love to come back in the winter when everything is covered in snow.

I’ll admit, I’m most Washingtonian’s nightmare. I don’t bike. I don’t like camping. Birkenstocks will never find their way into my closet. Northface jackets are only acceptable when huddling inside during the winter and snowboarding is something I won’t get involved in again, probably ever.
One thing I know I can agree on with any Washingtonian (anyone, in general) is that The Rolling Huts are an amazing place to «camp».
Minimalistic, beautiful, comfortable, and clean.
Close to great hiking (okay, that I will do!), quaint little towns, gorgeous rivers, and outdoor activities makes it perfect for anyone looking for adventure but the shared grill and gorgeous surroundings make it a great place to kick back and relax for a weekend.
Dixie was the great caretaker and owner (?) of the huts and she took care of us well.
I’ll definitely be planning a return trip soon.

The Rolling Huts website promotes itself as being in the middle of nowhere but you roll up and its right on the main road. The six huts are too close together and they face a big grassy area and a main house — still not sure who that belongs to. When we arrived there was a big party in the main house and it felt like we were crashing it. So odd.
But the huts are cool, the café is wonderful and the Methow River is just a walk away.

They’ve just hit the cover of Sunset magazine so reservations may be hard to come by, but it will be so worth it.
We headed over the mountains for a three-​day weekend in September, and our stay could not have been more perfect. The larches were bright yellow, and they were stunning against the crisp blue sky.
But you really want to hear about the huts don’t you?
They are so freaking cool!
We didn’t get an exact measurements but I’m sure you could find it online. We were guessing 15×24′? It’s kinda like IKEA and a Conex box had a super cool baby. Design-​wise, they are are perfection.
Realistically, ours was full of flies, and I was none too thrilled to head outside to our personal Porta-​potty in the middle of the chilly night. I had a major Blair Witch moment which heavily influenced my beverage intake the next night. But these were minor inconveniences considering we were out in the wilderness.
The restaurant, Wesola Polona, is fabulous. Great outdoor dining and totally dog friendly.
Seriously, we could have lived here forever. Small but perfect.
(I gotta dock one star for no running water in the units, right? I guess that’s what makes it camping.)

I stopped for lunch here on a long drive and it was the best, most wholesome and delicious road food I could have hoped for!
Their café has a dog-​friendly outdoor seating area (with service), a diverse menu, and a food sensibility I equate more with progressive city centers. The staff is international and the space has a clean, cozy, welcoming feel. It is way cleverly-​designed. Way.
I can’t wait to plan an overnight stay.