25 cabins near NYC: The coziest Airbnbs for the perfect getaway

Known as the 'Hidden Owl', this year-round gem is a must-visit. Whether you're eager to hit the slopes in winter or seeking a lakeside summer getaway, this expansive private log cabin is a top pick. Featuring five bedrooms, three living areas, two kitchens, a media room and a game room, you won't feel cramped in this spacious property, even if you bring (up to) 14 guests—it's seriously massive. When you've had your fill of skiing, hiking or horseback riding (there's plenty to do), return to the house for a family feast on the deck or snuggle up in front of the double-sided fireplace.

Rooms? Five. Sleeps 14 guests.
The vibe? A hidden gem.
Location perks? Situated in the Masthope Mountain Community, it offers loads of outdoor activities including pools, a lake, the beach, ski trails and heaps more.
Budget range? Pricey, but reasonable when shared in a large group.

Located just a two-hour drive from NYC, this stylish Catskills retreat combines the charm of a rustic property with modern comforts, creating a truly welcoming space. Inside, you'll find open-plan living areas with reclaimed heart pine floors, hand-hewn beams, rough-sawn paneling and an indoor wood-burning fireplace. Each of the three bedrooms boasts 100 percent linen and organic cotton bedding. And, to top it off, the thoughtful hosts provide Public Goods toiletries in the two ensuite bathrooms—what good eggs.

Rooms? Three. Sleeps six guests.
The vibe? A blend of rustic and modern comforts.
Location perks? Explore the beautiful Catskill Mountains on your doorstep.
Budget range? Higher end.

Calling all hikers and nature lovers! This stunning Nordic-inspired log cabin in Greenwood Lake is calling your name. If wide-open lakes, mountainous backdrops, outdoor fireplaces and contemporary rustic interiors are your thing, this is the Airbnb for you. Now, it's not to say it's not worth the hefty price tag (because it really is) but it's definitely a getaway to look forward to (read: save for) – unless you're ready to hit the road. Yesterday. So, let's go!

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
The vibe? A stunning retreat for a couple looking for some R&R.
Location perks? All the lakes and all the mountains.
Budget range? Your wallet may wince.

This Hudson Valley guesthouse is surrounded by forests, ridiculous mountain views, and wilderness. So yes, it is pretty much the ideal location for city dwellers looking to unplug. All of the cabin’s windows look out onto the natural landscape and a skylight over the queen-sized bed offers pristine views of the night sky. After an afternoon of hiking, kicking back with a book in one of the hammock chairs feels oh-so-good. Inside, the interior is magazine-worthy: super modern, classy, and with plenty of comfort (not least that fireplace). And it's just a hundred miles from Manhattan. Enjoy. 

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
The vibe? Modern yet rustic.
Location perks? Take a hike through the mountains.
Budget range? Fairly budget-friendly.

This wooden cabin isn’t next to Lake Albanese – it’s on it. Thanks to the innovate over-the-water design of the house, you can gaze into the lake and spot its varied wildlife without stepping outside the living room itself. But there’s more to this home than just that cool glass floor. Guests can also enjoy reading on the huge veranda, cooking on the barbeque, telling stories around the firepit and trekking in the surrounding woodlands. Perfect.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps six guests.
The vibe? Simple serenity.
Location perks? Get to know the local fish, turtles and frogs via the living room’s glass floor.
Budget range? A comfortable spend for a lovely location.

When the snow's falling round this Hunter home, they tuck away the outdoor furniture, but let's be real, you'll probably want to snuggle up inside, taking in the views from the cozy cabin. Come summer, it's grill time in that beautiful outdoor space. With four bedrooms, this place can host a group of eight—perfect for large families or a squad of friends. This is all about immersing yourself in the natural beauty, breathing in the fresh air and finding that ultimate freedom and relaxation.

Rooms? Four. Sleeps eight guests.
The mood? Luxury vibes.
Location perks? Unobstructed views of Hunter Mountain and a quick drive to Tannersville and Windham.
Budget range? Wallet-friendly.

The hosts of this cute little A-Frame cabin took inspiration from Nordic design principles. And it works, not least because you’re just 20mins away from Gore Mountain, a skiing hotspot that has been entertaining visitors for generations. We love the simplicity of the interiors: lots and lots of medium-brown wood, understated furniture and a rather cosy-looking bed. Extra points scored for that gorgeous red wood burner and the super shiny huge fridge.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps four guests.
The vibe? Let’s get back to nature.
Location perks? Stargaxe without even leaving your bed.
Budget range? A mid-range holiday without much pre-saving.

Located on a hillside in the Catskills, this cute converted Barryville schoolhouse offers breathtaking views and oodles of charm. After little more than two-hours drive from NYC, you'll be met by crisp white, but homely decor throughout a lounge, large bedroom and fully equipped kitchen with drip and french press coffee makers. There are two smart TVs, board games, a record player, books and speedy wifi. Outside you can enjoy s'mores by the fire pit whilst watching the sunset over the Delaware River Valley. Have a ganders at the original features, which include the Rumsey & Co. cast iron bell in the bell tower and slate chalkboard above the staircase. And if all that doesn't leave you with a warm, fuzzy feeling, you'll be happy in the knowledge that one percent of every stay a tthe schoolhouse goes to a local family in need through the Barryville Farmers' Market initiative.

Rooms? One. Sleeps four guests.
Mood? Brimming with character.
Location perks? It's only a mile from Barryville, where you'll find a general store and variety of restaurants.
Budget range? Pricey for one, mid-range between two.

This tiny home punches above its weight when it comes to style and memorability – seriously, even the ceiling fan is attractive. The centerpoint of the downstairs space is the curvaceous black staircase wending its way upwards. We also really rate the two bedrooms (one with a king size bed, the other with a queen) and their homespun accessories which add a little texture and detail to an otherwise minimalistic space. This is the perfect location from which to enjoy the simple beauty of the Catskills, whether cloaked in the striking leaves of fall, a blanket of soft snow or some summer sunshine.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps four guests.
The vibe? Contemporary Scandi-chic with spectacular trees.
Location perks? Ten mins from the “book village” of Hobart and its antique literature stores. Indulge!
Budget range? Pleasantly middle-ish.

Nestled in the heart of the forest and a stone's throw from picturesque waterfall-adorned hiking trails, this rustic lodge in Kerhonkson is an all-American dream. The property has three inviting bedrooms, complete with fast Wi-Fi and a full set of handy amenities to ensure your stay is nothing less than exceptional. Once you're settled in, it's time to cozy up by the indoor fireplace. Or, if you're feeling adventurous, head to the backyard's fire pit, perfect for roasting marshmallows and sipping on some hot cocoa while listening to the soothing sounds of the forest during the night. 

Rooms? Three. Sleeps six guests.
The mood? Trendy coffee house aesthetic.
Location perks? Just around the corner from Minnewaska State Park and conveniently close to ski resorts, wineries and breweries.
Budget range? High-end family retreat or budget-friendly group booking.

Here’s a little wooden home that looks like it should form part of an elaborate cuckoo clock, such is its level of wholesome cuteness. Ideally located for upstate ski freaks, it also offers much for the more homebody-orientated among us. We’re particularly fond of the outdoor fireplace on the floating deck, plus the charcoal grill and outdoor shower. Spend as much time as possible soaking up the all-natural vibes of the area, alongside the occasional return to civilisation in nearby Windham, Hunter and Tannersville for long brunches and larder-stocking excursions.

Rooms? Two bedrooms. Sleeps four guests.
The vibe? Snug as a bug in a woodland chalet.
Location perks? Hunter and Windham ski resorts are just ten mins away by car.
Budget range? If you’re the type to go skiing in the Catskills, this isn’t too much to pay.

Get away from the bustling city and indulge in the luxury of this secluded woodland Airbnb, in a remote area near Remsen. Inside, you'll find a perfect blend of rustic-meets-modern design, complemented by all the amenities necessary for a delightful stay. Cozy up on the living room sofa and be mesmerized by the magnificent woodland vistas through the largely glass walls, while igniting the fireplace for the quintessential cabin experience. Alternatively, step onto the porch to enjoy the nearby waterfall, all while toasting marshmallows on the outdoor firepit. With a capacity for up to four guests, this Airbnb is an excellent choice for families or a romantic couple's getaway. And if you can't leave the digital world behind, fear not—there's high-speed wifi available.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps four guests.
The mood? Deluxe coziness.
Location perks? There's wild swimming to be had at Hinckley Reservoir, just a stone's throw away.
Budget range? Mid-range split between two.

Indulge in the Equestrian Suite at Lambs Hill, a private estate with sweeping views of the Hudson River and downtown Beacon. This luxurious stay is situated above a barn housing Icelandic horses and miniature donkeys. Inside, it's a fusion of rustic-chic glamour featuring a bedroom with a California king and gas fireplace, a spacious living room and kitchen area, a loft with a queen bed, and a full bathroom. Outdoors, the wrap-around balcony comes complete with a seven-person hot tub, grill, and comfy seating, while the kitchen is fully equipped for your culinary adventures.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps two guests.
The mood? Touch of country charm.
Location perks? Close to Main Street, home to an array of shops, galleries and restaurants.
Budget range? On the higher end.

After an off-grid experience with a full glamping twist? This 168-square-foot cabin, surrounded by goats, cows and chickens, comes complete with a cozy queen-size memory foam mattress, a dining nook and an outdoor seating area with a picnic table, grill, firewood and a central fire pit. For a rustic touch, the bathroom is an outhouse conveniently located about 20 feet from the cabin, so remember to bundle up for those midnight trips. When you're ready to venture out, the town of Montgomery is just a three-minute drive away, offering opportunities for delightful local dining and drinks, or enjoy a spot of fishing locally.

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
The mood? Serene and nature-fuelled.
Location perks? Picturesque farmland (78 acres in fact) near the Wallkill River in the Hudson Valley.
Budget range? Mid-range.

Another upmarket option in Remsen, this newly built wooden home skirts the edge of what can be considered a ‘cabin’ simply because it’s almost too elegant. Perhaps it is closer to a ‘villa’, but hey – it’s made from wood, it’s in the countryside and we couldn’t resist showcasing it on this list. We love two things about it in particular: the floor-to-ceiling windows with their killer views of the lake, and the expertly designed all-white interiors. It’s fresh-feeling but cozy, with definite hints of a Nordic way of life. There’s also a hot tub.

Rooms? One. Sleeps four guests.
The vibe? Sweeping waterside vistas and a decidedly Nordic aesthetic inform this place.
Location perks? Wonderful views of Lake Hinckley to enjoy morning, afternoon and evening.
Budget range? Quite spenny but worth it.

The spacious Mountain View Retreat certainly lives up to its name. With its floor-to-ceiling windows and a generously sized back deck, the mountain views will leave you in awe whether it's morning, noon or night. Hosting large groups of family or friends is a breeze with the portable fire pit, gas grill and spacious eight-person hot tub. What's even more incredible about these picture-perfect scenes is that you can reach NYC by train in just 75 minutes, which is less time than it takes to watch a soccer game. So, you're close enough to the city, yet far enough away to enjoy a perfect long weekend retreat.

Rooms? Three. Sleeps 11 guests.
The mood? As picturesque as it gets.
Location perks? Conveniently close to Beacon, home to the renowned Dia Art Foundation. 
Budget range? A steal for larger groups.

Enjoy a peaceful hideaway in Neversink, NY, where your soul can find solace. This private, park-like property features a tranquil koi pond and inviting decks overlooking the lake. The cabin itself offers two bedrooms, a wood-burning fireplace to keep you cozy when the weather turns, and picturesque views all around. Modern amenities ensure a comfortable stay, and each bedroom comes with an en suite, making it convenient for families, couples, or anyone who simply craves some sanitary solitude. Don't miss the large walk-in rain shower in the primary bathroom—it's a real treat.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps four guests.
The mood? A natural haven.
Location perks? Plenty of nearby hiking trails, but it's also just a 15-minute drive from Liberty and 25 minutes from Livingston Manor, offering access to cafes, vintage shops and local stores.
Budget range? Mid-range.

It's a rare find to have the privacy of woodlands on nearly an acre of land while being conveniently close to shops, restaurants and bars, but this beautifully finished cabin offers precisely that. Just a five-minute drive from Phoenicia and 15 from Hunter Mountain, guests here enjoy the convenience of dining out while also having access to a range of mountain activities, from hiking and skiing to stargazing and fishing. The cabin has two bedrooms and comes equipped with a charming old stone fireplace, selection of board games, and a fully stocked kitchen—including four different ways to make coffee. Word on the street is that they even decorate from Thanksgiving through New Years, adding to the cozy charm.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps four guests.
The mood? Rustic vintage.
Location perks? Nestled alongside the breathtaking Stony Clove Creek.
Budget range? Quite reasonable.

Who would've thought that water and fire could make such an amazing duo? Well, they blend harmoniously in the form of a wood-fired hot tub, which will be the highlight of your stay at this lush forest retreat located just under three hours from NYC. Tucked away in splendid seclusion, this cabin from the 1960s features floor-to-ceiling warm amber wood tones. It boasts a fire pit, grill and extra shower outdoors, with a charming kitchen, cozy double bedroom and a captivating view from within.

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
The mood? Rustic charm all the way.
Location perks? Set in the stunning Big Indian Mountain area, nature enthusiasts will revel in the hiking and stargazing.
Budget range? Reasonable.

Just minutes from Phoenicia, a charming hamlet in New York state, this secluded getaway offers an array of options to make the most of your time away. It's conveniently located near excellent restaurants, skiing, hiking, tubing, fishing, swimming holes and the nearby village of Woodstock, so choose your dates wisely. The cabin boasts a spacious wrap-around deck, perfect for enjoying morning coffee or stargazing at night. Pantherkill Creek gently murmurs by the cabin, providing a soothing atmosphere for relaxation. Should you crave campfire goodness, visitors have access to a fire pit as well. The interior is as equally delightful. 

Rooms? One. Sleeps two guests.
The mood? Writers' retreat.
Location perks? It's surrounded by the breathtaking Catskill Mountains.
Budget range? Affordable.

Who would've thought a shipping container could be so stylish? But this isn't your average container; it's been thoughtfully retrofitted with high-efficiency insulated walls, energy-efficient windows, a wood stove, composting toilet and a compact kitchen to create the ultimate eco-friendly, off-grid retreat. A mere 100-yard-walk north of the cabin unveils a stunning 30-foot waterfall, while heading south leads to a tranquil stream and wood-fired hot tub—perfect for a cozy soak. In warmer months, you can open the doors fully, extending the living space to a charming patio. Whether indoors or outdoors, this place is an oasis.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps two guests.
The mood? Off-grid relaxation zone.
Location perks? Conveniently close to the Woodstock Museum and close to the town of Saugerties, offering dining and drinking options.
Budget range? Very reasonable.

It might just be the perfect time to indulge in some well-deserved relaxation at this charming cabin that's across the street from Candlewood Lake and tucked behind Squantz Pond State Park. Bathed in natural light and surrounded by ample outdoor space, this tranquil spot offers an ideal escape. Inside, you'll find a plush, oversized couch, soaring vaulted ceilings and warm wooden walls. The kitchen is thoughtfully equipped with everything you need to whip up delicious meals, complete with ingredients for making s'mores by the fire pit. The thoughtful hosts even provide robes and slippers for your comfort, along with toiletries like shampoo, conditioner and body wash. And for the ultimate in luxury, there's a hot tub in which to unwind, along with kayaks for those seeking adventure.

Rooms? Two. Sleeps four guests.
The mood? Modern, cozy, serene.
Location perks? Stroll by the lake, embark on scenic hikes, and don't forget to explore the nearby wineries.
Budget range? Higher-end.

Welcome to Camp Stardust, where a cabin adorned with vast windows offers you breathtaking vistas of Piseco Lake, native wildlife and a celestial spectacle of twinkling stars. In the winter, when snow blankets the landscape, this cabin becomes a snug haven reminiscent of a cozy snow globe. Previous guests have been treated to sightings of otters, loons, bears and the occasional moose. Inside, the beautiful wood accents blend seamlessly with the abundance of natural light, offering a warm and inviting ambiance. The link reveals just how perfectly nestled this retreat is between the forest and the lake (the photo says it all). Can you imagine a more idyllic escape? We certainly can't. 

Rooms? Two. Sleeps four guests.
The mood? Rustic retreat (but with mod cons).
Location perks? A unique, secluded lakefront getaway in the Adirondacks.
Budget range? Top dollar.

Take a step back in time and find serenity in this lovingly restored 1920s fishing cottage. Adorned with original wood floors and a river-rock fireplace, this charming space is the perfect hideaway in which to recharge. While retaining its timeless and beautiful features, this cottage has been thoughtfully updated to ensure a luxurious and comfortable stay. Step through the double French doors from your private cabin and follow a forest trail down to the river, or take a leisurely walk to the bridge that spans Esopus Creek. With a queen-sized bed and a sofa bed, the space can accommodate up to four guests, but we think it’s perfect for a romantic getaway for two. 

Rooms? One. Sleeps four guests.
The mood? Vintage and cozy.
Location perks? It's conveniently close to multiple ski resorts and just a 20-minute drive from Woodstock.
Budget range? Affordable.

Nestled between woodlands and a picturesque meadow, this spacious five-acre property boasts a four-bedroom cabin with red brick-colored exteriors. Inside, a stone wood-burning fireplace sets the mood, making it perfect for cozy game nights in the colder months. During the summer, you can relish the scent of pine and the tranquility of the surrounding grasses or gather around the outdoor fire pit. Each room offers comfort, but the master bedroom stands out with its generous balcony, an ideal spot for your morning coffee or stargazing at night. Explore the three acres of woods on the property, venture into the nearby Catskill Mountains, or hit the slopes at Belleayre Ski Center in the winter. What's more, the cabin is just a 20-minute drive from the iconic Phoenicia Diner and Esopus Creek.

Rooms? Four. Sleeps eight guests.
The vibe? Idyllic charm.
Location perks? Skiing options aplenty.
Budget range? It's a bit of a splurge.