The best Airbnbs near NYC with amazing fireplaces

While it's not in the wilderness, this Long Island studio cabin is a secluded retreat on Pine Lake, where you can chill on a deck or go inside and stay warm by an impressive fireplace enclosed by glass. It's a great headquarters for those who want to venture out to nearby Wildwood State Park, a number of wineries, and more. It sleeps four guests, so gather your closest pals and head off on a calming trip away - you probably need it. 

Ideal for a couple's getaway – even in the height of winter – this adorable log cabin in the forest is all things rustic. Featuring a stone fireplace as its centerpiece, this Airbnb just 90 minutes from NYC has everything you need to get comfy and cozy – real fast. The interiors showcase knotty pine throughout, while the kitchenette has the basics to ensure you can enjoy a hot cuppa joe while you sit by the fire. Nearby, there's a stream leading into a private lake you can swim in (perhaps in the warmer months) and an elevated wooden deck with two Adirondack chairs to lay back and soak up the forest in. 

It's a wood-burning fireplace you'll find in this dreamy cottage from 1909. Originally owned by a "medicine woman," the one-bedroom home has a fairytale-like feel that starts with the grand stone fireplace and continues up to a loft-style bedroom and beautiful kitchen with a stone wall and arched cottage doorway. You'll have access to the surrounding forest and river with views of the mountains. And when you want to just take it all in, there's a hanging egg chair you can sit in while you listen to the babbling brook.

This mid-century modern chalet with large windows, tall ceilings, exposed wood beams, and a stone fireplace is perfect for those who need to isolate (hiking is nearby at Elm Ridge, Colgate Lake, and North-South Lake) but is also just 10 min to town. You also get access to a tennis court if you want to get some games in and an outdoor fire pit, but you may be watched by some local wildlife, including deer, bear, coyotes, beaver, woodchucks, raccoons, geese, ducks, frogs, insects and possums.

This log cabin is all about rustic living. The three-bedroom stay has a big roaring fireplace that you can read beside or gaze into as you take in the sounds of the trickling Woodland Valley creek. After you wake up in one of its wooden beds under a cozy quilt, take in a beautiful hike with 25-mile views or go fishing in the Esopus River a mile away. It's a quaint stay for those looking for the serenity of the mountains in a bucolic setting.

This old stone building created in 1932 was a cottage for the domestic staff of the family of H.L. Bitter. It looks like something out of a fairytale with its stone facade, fireplace, and shabby chic interior. It's been renovated but still has the original bath fixtures from the '30s and a coffee service area with a 1935 Fridgidaire refrigerator filled with cold drinks. The bedrooms are spacious but cozy and have windows with flower boxes that overlook an herb and flower garden. There's even a firepit you can use to enjoy the cool mountain air.

Relax near the stone fireplace of this relaxing cabin near Tomahawk Lake. The cabin is simple but quiet and offers the perfect respite with vaulted ceilings, wood paneling, and a loft sleeping space as well as an outdoor firepit for nighttime s'mores. Restaurants and shopping are nearby and the cabin is only a five-minute walk to the beach club and trails.

Nestled between the woods and a meadow on a five-acre property, this four-bedroom woodsy cabin has a stone, wood-burning fireplace to play games beside and cozy up next to in the cold months. Each room is comfortable but the master bedroom has a large balcony, perfect for drinking your morning coffee or star-gazing. You can explore its three acres of woods or venture further out into the Catskill Mountains nearby or go skiing at the Belleayre Ski Center in the winter. Plus, the home is only 20 minutes from the Phoenicia Diner and Esopus Creek.

Just five minutes from Phoenicia, this cabin has a beautiful stone fireplace you can cozy up in front of and take in views of the woods around the cabin. The 2-bedroom stay itself is located on a .75-acre piece of land next to Stony Clove Creek and hiking is available to the adventurous. The cabin is full of linens that'll make your stay even cozier and the kitchen is fully equipped for all your cooking and baking needs.