Cute cabin. Rooms were very small. 1 room had twin bunk bed which was very close to wall for climbing up . Other room was a full size bed . Not very good for 2 grown adults. They living room dining room is open concept with kitchen table and chairs , couch tv with cable. Bathroom was decent for a cabin. You’re definitely in the woods . Very dark at night as no street lights heading to the area you stay. Close to a lot of things .

Loved how private the cabin was in the woods, but only a five minute drive from a major grocery store. Farmers markets everywhere, huge artisan coffee shop down the hill and 15 minutes from dining districts. We were able to see the stars clearly in the yard of the cabin, which was so fun. The cabin itself was rustic and quaint, had all the basics including a propane heat unit and fully equipped kitchen. It was very clean and tidy, which was greatly appreciated. The check in went very well, the owners were so patient and friendly. I would love to stay here again.

I enjoyed this little cabin. In a nice rural setting, but close to many areas to keep oneself active and well fed!

The cabins are old but in good condition for the age of the cabins. The woods around the cabins are dark in the trees. Not a lot of sunlight. But very wooded, quiet and secluded

By far the worst place I have ever stayed. I can’t even describe how bad cabin 3 smelled. The layout was fine and beds were as comfortable as I would expect. The issue is the horrible smell and everything, including you and your belongings will be covered in a layer of humidity. The sheets had dog hair all over them (that’s what I’m telling myself).

Wonderful place to stay in the area. We are very familiar with the area, as we lived 20 minutes away for over 25 years. If you are looking for an upscale hotel experience, try Stoweflake Resort. If you want a more rustic stay, this is the place. The cabins are not too cramped (as others tend to be), with a full size tub and full kitchen, and space to breathe in both the bedroom and living room areas. We were there with our eighteen year old son. He slept in the bedroom, on the Queen size bed, with my husband, while I slept on the pull out couch in the living room (I wanted to watch TV longer at night). The pull out bed was surprisingly comfortable. When sitting on the bed it felt very lumpy and you could definitely feel the bars, but lying down was fine. Our dogs were very comfortable, as well. If one wanted to get knick-picky, you could say that the blowdryer had a hair stuck in it, the hot water could have been hotter, and there is no where to hang clothes. None of this takes away from the overall spotless cleanliness, comfort, and amazing hospitality of the host family (who are all very sweet and accommodating). Air conditioner worked great. There was no envelope in the room to leave a tip for the cleaner, and sadly we forgot to do this! Perhaps the family does all the cleaning themselves. Suggestion to stop the reviews about the kitchen sign to wash dishes before use: state that it was from a COVID regulation. Thanks for the wonderful experience!

I was working in Waterbury over the weekend so I brought my wife with me. It is a really nice change of pace from hotels. The cabins a set back in the woods and are peaceful. There was a charcoal grill outside and a small kitchen. So preparing our own meals was easy and enjoyable. The owner was friendly and available.

We had a wonderful relaxing weekend at Cabins in the Woods. I rated it a four for cleanliness because it is a cabin after all. Didn’t expect anything else. Such a charming, comfortable place with plenty of privacy. Ed in the office was so friendly and kind. We will definitely be back!