Catskills cabin · sleeps 8
Four themed bedrooms, two baths, room for eight.
Four bedrooms, four moods.
Two kings, one queen, two twins — four private rooms that sleep eight, each with its own character, so no one draws the short straw.
The four bedrooms each have their own character, so nobody draws the short straw. The Sunrise Suite has a king bed and catches the early light, the natural pick for whoever wants to wake up first. The New York Heritage Room is the second king, quieter and set for the couple who likes to turn in early. The Angler's Den holds a queen and leans into the cabin's fishing-country roots, a snug, low-lit room off the main floor.
Up top, the Loft has two twin beds under the eaves, ideal for kids, teens, or two friends who do not mind sharing the best view in the house. That is two kings, one queen, and two twins, sleeping eight in all, split across two bathrooms so the morning line stays short. Sort the rooms before you arrive or draw for them at the door; either way, everyone lands somewhere they will like. Two rooms sit on the main floor and the rest are a short flight up, so light sleepers and night owls can keep a little distance from one another.
The Sunrise Suite · king
The New York Heritage Room · king
The Angler's Den · queen
The Loft · two twins
Book Inkwood Reserve and the whole place is yours: four themed bedrooms, two baths, room for eight, on five private wooded acres near Livingston Manor.
Inkwood Reserve is a private log cabin on five wooded acres outside Livingston Manor, in the western Catskills, about two hours from New York City. Book it and the whole place is yours: four themed bedrooms, two baths, room for eight. It suits a group that wants the run of a house without the crowd of one, a girls' trip, a birthday weekend, a small family, or a few couples sharing a long weekend. No neighbors, no shared walls, no lobby. Just a cabin at the end of a wooded drive, a hot tub steaming under the trees, and two fire pits waiting for dark. It is an Airbnb Guest Favorite, rated 4.85, hosted by a Superhost.
- Sleeps eight across four themed bedrooms
- Two bathrooms and a full kitchen
- Hot tub, sauna, and an outdoor shower
- Two fire pits, a grill, and a patio
- Private dock and two kayaks, a five-minute walk away
- Total privacy on five wooded acres, no neighbors
The whole place, up to eight
When you reserve Inkwood Reserve, you reserve all of it. There is no other unit, no host on site, no wall between you and a stranger. The cabin sleeps a maximum of eight, and it is built for a group that actually wants to be together: cooking in one kitchen, spilling out onto one patio, ending the night around one fire.
It is the right size for a girls' trip, a birthday weekend, a small family reunion, or three or four couples who would rather share a house than book separate rooms in town. The five acres around the cabin are wooded and private, so kids can roam and the dogs can run without an audience. It is a small-group place by design, meant for people who came to be together, and that is exactly why it feels like yours the moment you pull in. Pull up the drive, unload once, and the schedule is your own for the rest of the stay.
Where everyone gathers
The bedrooms are where you sleep; the rest of the cabin is where the weekend actually happens. The full kitchen has room for more than one cook, and it opens to the living area and a smart TV for slow mornings and late movies. Outside, the patio steps down to a propane fire pit with seating for eight and a smaller wood fire pit that seats four, so you can keep a big group together or break off into a quieter circle.
There is a grill for dinners that run long and a hot tub tucked under the trees for after dark. A dry sauna and an outdoor shower round out the wind-down, and when you want the water, a private dock and two kayaks sit a five-minute walk away, with lake access rather than a lakeside address. Between the fires, the tub, and the kitchen, there is always somewhere for the group to land, whether the whole eight are together or a few of you have drifted off to the sauna while the rest linger over dinner on the patio.
House basics
A few things to know before you book. The cabin sleeps a maximum of eight guests, and that cap is firm; it keeps the house comfortable and the systems that serve it happy. Quiet hours run from 10pm to 7am, out of respect for the deep quiet of the woods, though you will not see or hear a neighbor from the property itself. The whole cabin is smoke-free, indoors and out.
Dogs are welcome, up to two, and while the acreage gives them plenty of room to explore, the property is not enclosed, so keep an eye on them near the drive and the tree line. There is total privacy here and no one checking in on you, which means the house runs on a little common sense: pack out what you brought, mind the fire pits, and leave the place the way you would want to find it. Everything you need for a self-sufficient weekend is here; the nearest town is just a short drive when you want to restock or head out to explore.
- Sleeps
- Eight, across four bedrooms
- Bedrooms
- Four — the Sunrise Suite, the New York Heritage Room, the Angler's Den and the Loft
- Bathrooms
- Two
- Hot water
- A hot tub and a sauna, plus an outdoor shower
- The lake
- A private dock and two kayaks, a five-minute walk through the trees
- Fire
- Two fire pits — propane and wood-burning
- Inside
- Full kitchen, smart TV, premium mattresses, heating and air conditioning
- Dogs
- Up to two, on five private (unfenced) acres
- Working
- Reliable WiFi and room to work
- Getting here
- About two hours from New York City
Good to know
How many does it sleep?
Eight, across four bedrooms. The Sunrise Suite and the New York Heritage Room each have a king, the Angler's Den has a queen, and the Loft has two twins. That is two kings, one queen, and two twins, with two bathrooms shared among the group.
What are the rules on group size and quiet hours?
The cabin holds a maximum of eight guests, and that limit is firm. Quiet hours are 10pm to 7am, and the whole property is smoke-free indoors and out.
Can we bring our dogs?
Yes. Up to two dogs are welcome. There is plenty of wooded acreage to roam, but the land is not enclosed, so plan to keep them supervised near the drive and the tree line.
How far is it from the city, and is it really private?
Inkwood Reserve is about two hours from New York City, on five wooded acres near Livingston Manor. There are no neighbors in sight or earshot from the property, so the whole place is yours for the stay.
Check dates and reserve the whole cabin for your group of up to eight.