We booked this cabin out of a travel brochure for an anniversary trip. We scoured the brochure but ultimately decided that this would be the perfect place and it was. We were greeted by Peggy, the owner, who was bubbly and friendly and answered all our questions. We do have an SUV so the hill climb wasn't an issue and what awaited us at the top of the hill was more than I had hoped for! It was private and so quiet except for the wind in the trees and the birds. When we stepped in the cabin, we could still smell the wood and the place was sparkling clean. To be safe, we brought a bunch of things we thought we would need, but the cabin is pretty well-stocked and it seems that previous visitors leave things behind for others to use such as dishsoap, plastic bags, paper plates, etc. It was hot the time we were there, but the A/C worked just fine. It was hot upstairs in the loft however. Just an FYI if there are more than two of you.

As another reviewer had mentioned, the bed downstairs was quite uncomfortable but we managed. We mentioned it to Peggy on checkout and she emailed us back that the day we left they went up to investigate and discovered the box spring was broken. A replacement was bought and brought in the same day. The hot tub was immaculate, we had no unwelcome critters in the house, and we actually enjoyed just staying in, relaxing and hanging out. We love Peggy and Pleasant Valley Cabins and I have told my friends and family how wonderful it is there. We WILL be back!

My husband and I and our friends spent 4 days in this Hocking Hills cabin. The hot tub was sparkling clean and so relaxing after a day of hiking. The owners were so helpful and friendly. We plan on making this a yearly tradition and can't wait to visit again.

We searched and searched to find a cabin in the Hocking Hills and feel so lucky that we found Pleasant Valley Cabins. The cabin was clean and cozy and felt just like home. We enjoyed sitting on the deck and watching the birds. We will definitely go back.

This was my second stay at Pleasant Valley Cabins, but after this I won't be returning again. The secluded nature of the cabin, fully furnished kitchen, spacious balcony and hot tub are all very nice. We were finishing up day 3 of a four-night stay by relaxing by the fireplace in the evening, when we heard noises in the kitchen. Upon investigation, there were a handful of mice coming up the back of the oven and running over the countertops!! A few even ran onto the stovetop and crawled down under the burners.

When we informed the owners, we were told "Well, you are out in nature and these things happen sometimes." When I voiced concern that I could not share a cabin with mice overnight, she asked whether we lived close enough to just drive home that night (we do not), or whether we'd like them to go to Wal-Mart to buy traps, although they probably couldn't catch all the mice in one night.

In the end, we went to the nearby Holidy Inn Express for the night. The owners did refund our money for the 4th night since we decided to cut our trip short after this experience....but did not refund anything for the 3rd night even though I had to pay $100 for the hotel room. It was very disappointing.

As a lifelong scout, I have done much outdoor camping, backpacking, etc....but when I am paying for indoor accomodations there are certain expectations -- one of which is that it is free of rodents. While I understand it is not a problem that can be instantly cured, I should not have had to pay twice -- once for the cabin and once for the hotel.

As an aside, the bed in the downstairs room is not very supportive or comfortable, and if you have the gas fireplace on the upstairs loft fills up with noxious gas fumes. The loft is fairly uninhabitable unless you open the window.