And it swaps the traditional, cozy winter cabin decor (i.e., dark woods, antler chandeliers) for airier colors and brighter furnishings, giving it an overall Scandinavian look-and-feel. But it's sneakily spacious-with four bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, it's big enough to sleep eight guests.
From the outside, it looks like another tiny cabin. The Dazzling Tahoe Chalet in South Lake Tahoe is, indeed, dazzling and an idyllic place to catch your breath when you're feeling blah. At just 245-square-feet, it's ideal for solo travelers or couples who want to explore Montana's wilder side, with floor-to-ceiling views of the majestic Absaroka mountain range to remind you of what's out there.ĭazzling Tahoe Chalet - South Lake Tahoe, CA The name comes from its exterior, which is charred using the ancient Japanese wood-preservation technique of shou sugi ban. And for those who'd rather aprés, well, it's cozy enough for that, too.įor a quieter retreat, there's the Blackhouse in Pray, Montana (which is about 35 minutes from Yellowstone National Park). The 3-bed/1-bath cabin sleeps eight and has everything you and your ski buddies could want in a ski chalet including slopeside access to Brighton Ski Resort, an indoor fireplace, fire pit, and balcony. Gather your friends and book this cozy log cabin in Brighton, Utah ASAP. There's still time to plan an epic ski trip, and we've found just the place. Spend some quality time with the goats and chickens who call this place home, wander the nearby hiking trails, or defrost with a s'more next to the fire pit. The 2-bed/2-bath is gorgeously decorated with rustic touches to give it that "barny" feel, but it's the outside that's really worth making a reservation for. And it's got chickens, goats, and a whole lot of charm that'll get you through the rest of winter after you book a stay! This renovated 100-year-old barn sits on 5+ private acres where you can recharge your batteries in peace and quiet. Yes, please.īook it now The Cloverland Barndominium - Winneconne, WI It's dripping with hygge, from the modern, natural-stone fireplace you can gather round in the living room, down to the on-site sauna house you'll escape to when you need some alone time. With ample hang-out space, sprawling windows, and views of the nearby lake, this 3-bed/3-bath Scandinavian-inspired home is perfect for entertaining friends and family. Planning a woodsy retreat with friends? Do it in the Light-Filled Lake House, another midwestern gem. Albeit small, it's adorned with thoughtful, modern touches to give it an authentic, home-away-from-home feel during your stay, including a comfy Casper mattress, small soaking tub, Public Goods toiletries, and a small outdoor area with a fire pit. True to its name, it's nestled in the Green Mountains and is a stone's throw away from Southern Vermont's top skiing and hiking destinations. Solo travelers or couples in need of a romantic getaway, cozy up in the Green Mountain Tiny House. Bye bye, mid-winter blahs.īook it now Green Mountain Tiny House - Jamaica, VT Think: A sunny, open living room complete with a warm, wood-burning stove, vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, and a wrap-around porch surrounded by maple trees. Originally built in the 1970s, this newly renovated 2-bed/1-bath cabin has been elegantly restored to chase away your winter blues the moment you walk in the door. Planning a ski weekend in the Berkshires? Check out this secluded cabin in Chatham, New York. (Which is less than a month away, but who's counting.) Because you can't possibly feel "blah" waking up in a cozy A-frame to a roaring fireplace, or soaking in a hot tub while the snow starts to fall around you-you just can't! From the rolling Catskills to the shores of Great Lakes all the way to the Cascade Mountains in the Pacific Northwest, there's an idyllic winter escape waiting for you to shake off that SAAD until the start of spring. The antidote? A relaxing getaway at one of these cozy winter cabins to remind ourselves how dreamy winter can actually be. Morale is low, my friends, because we have a classic case of the mid-winter "blahs." The holidays are long gone, the weather in most parts of the country is dismal, and even though winter solstice is far behind us, the days are still painstakingly short. It's February and our level of "meh" is at an all-time high.
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