Photo via Airbnb
Now that fall is basically here you might just be looking for your next trip out of the city. What’s a better way to ring in fall than with a beautiful PNW cabin stay? We found a luxury Scandinavian-style Airbnb cabin perfect for cozying up and relaxing. Let’s head over to Marblemount.
You’ll feel right at home among the giant Cedars, expansive views of Eldorado glacier, and murmuring sounds of the Cascade River. Inside the cabin you’ll experience a minimalists dream with simplistic design highlighted by maple panels throughout the home. Guests can also enjoy features like large windows with sweeping views, a lovely Japanese-tile bathroom, Aesop products, a wood burning stove and more.
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It’s the perfect getaway for couples or for BFFs as the home sleeps 2. Now the listing does mention that two more guests can fit on the large custom wrap around couch should that be necessary. But coming here with a partner or friend and enjoying the space as a duo kinda sounds like the best way to do it.
It’s worth noting that if you have to do some WFH, this cabin does have wifi. So give yourself a weekend trip or a mid week break from your normal work environment. After all, getting to look out on PNW nature versus Seattle’s urban cityscape would probably be a pretty sweet switch up.
A stay at the cabin will cost you around $340 a night and there are select dates still available in October and beyond. You can visit Airbnb to learn more and book this Marblemount cabin. Enjoy your stay folks!
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