Winter can make a little stillness feel like its own kind of luxury. These guests describe the quiet, warmth, and closeness they found in it.

Staying close to the fire

Some winter days are best remembered by how gently they passed. Here, guests recall the comfort of staying in and letting the evening take its time.

We found ourselves spending most of our time inside nestled up by the gas fired reading our books and drinking wine. The cabin was clean, comfortable and relaxing. — Jim M., Google review

Sometimes we all need a few days away from the hustle and bustle of life and kids to just relax and enjoy the beauty this place has to offer. — Matt, Google review

The cabin was moody, cozy, and romantic. We especially loved the private porch with hot tub, grill and fire pit. — Cosmo B., Google review

A slower kind of evening

The day can grow quieter without needing a plan. Guests speak of small comforts, warm rooms, and time shared without much else asking for their attention.

My wife and I enjoyed ending the day in the hot tub and sitting by the gas fire pit star gazing and starting the day watching the sunrise from the king size bed. — Jim M., Google review

The indoor bath and fireplace made for a perfect setting to relax and enjoy being disconnected from the world outside. — Alex C., Google review

We wanted a romantic weekend away to relax and connect and we were able to do just that. — Kevin G., Google review

Letting the quiet linger

Sometimes the best part is simply having room to be together. These guests remember the feeling of privacy, ease, and a little distance from the usual noise.

The cabins are beautiful and so peaceful. The views are spectacular. The staff is so nice and welcoming. And the food…delicious! — Alexandra D., Google review

Romantic, private, and so lovely. — Lynda B., Google review

I am now a bath tub girl and I love that for me. We also loved the hot tub and had never experienced one during the winter months, huge fan. — Jasinda M., Google review

We came for an anniversary, but left knowing this will be a yearly tradition. — Harry G., Google review

At Hinata, for a little while, nothing needs you.