To rent just this bedroom, the price is $90 with breakfast included. Garden View Room: This room boasts a queen-sized bed and two twin-sized beds. It also has a vaulted ceiling, hardwood floors, and beautiful views. To rent just this bedroom, the price is $90 with breakfast included. The Loft: This beautiful loft, which just has three walls, overlooks the living room. The room is ultimately private during the night and semi-private during the day. Hosts recommend this room for groups that are renting the entire cabin. The rustic ambiance and antiquity feel makes the room a true treasure for the adventurous at heart. The three bedrooms have a shared black-and-white-tiled bathroom, as well as a living room, a dining area, a middle room, a kitchen, and a massage room. If traveling with a bigger group, there is one more option available in addition to the rooms listed above. This glamping site boasts a beautiful rustic bunkhouse. This group bunkhouse can sleep up to 14 people, and the fee is $20 per person, per night. If interested in this option, guests must simply mention it to the host so they can adjust the price. Please keep in mind that this bunkhouse is not available in January and February as it’s closed for renovations and due to the weather. This site has various facilities for guests and Appalachian Trail hikers. They include internet, laundry, a shower, mail drops, and an honor fridge. The shower is heated by an outdoor furnace, and the water can get really hot. The shower is free to guests or $3 for hikers passing by. Soap and towels are provided. There is also an indoor shower at this site: To use this shower, guests must pay a $5 fee. Soap, shampoo, and a towel are all provided. There is no Wi-Fi during the busy hiker season as there is limited bandwidth because of the off-grid satellite system. The first half hour is free, and it’s $1 for each extra half hour. The hosts maintain an honor system for using internet. Hikers can go the old-fashioned route of washing their clothes and air drying them for free, or they can use the machine washer and dryer for $5. The honor fridge has Coca Cola, crackers, and other snacks, and it is located within the site’s bunkhouse. An honor system is in place for those who take something. There is a hiker box where hikers can leave their junk, which just might turn into someone else’s treasure. It’s here that hikers will find batteries, spare food, gear, and many other things for their taking. The hosts also have a shelf filled with books for exchanging and taking. They are more than happy to share their eclectic collection of books, and they only ask that the books are returned. Finally, this site has a guitar for borrowing. The guitar is kept inside, but hikers are both welcome and encouraged to borrow it. The hosts love when hikers play a song and provide this entertainment.