Built in 1968. Rebuilt for doing nothing at all.
Hemlock Hollow is a black A-frame tucked at the end of a gravel lane outside Jeffersonville, a few minutes from the Callicoon Creek and twenty from the Delaware River. We spent two winters restoring it with our own hands: wide pine floors, a wood-burning fireplace, and a wall of glass facing the forest.
There's no TV. There is a record player, a shelf of field guides, a stack of firewood that never runs out, and a porch that catches the last light of the day.
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Same cabin, same hosts, same five-star stay you'd find on the big booking apps. Book here and you skip their service fees entirely.
No platform fees
Booking apps add 14 to 16% on top of the nightly rate. Booking direct, you pay the rate and nothing else.
Talk to us, not a bot
Text Maren and Theo directly with questions about the fire pit, the trailheads or the best breakfast in town.
Flexible & secure
Free cancellation up to 14 days out, secure card checkout, and returning guests get 10% off every stay after.
Every corner, in good light.
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Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
The kind of quiet you forget exists. We sat by the fire pit watching snow fall through the hemlocks and didn’t say a word for an hour.Priya & Sam · Brooklyn · February
The porch light's already on.
Pick your dates and see the full price up front. No fees added at checkout, ever.
- Instant confirmation by text and email
- Self check-in with a keypad from 4pm
- Firewood, coffee and local maple syrup included
- Two night minimum, three on holiday weekends
Close to everything. Far from it all.
Our dog-eared guidebook lives on the kitchen counter. Here's where guests go first.
Jeffersonville
A tiny main street with a great diner, a bakery and a general store that has absolutely everything.
Delaware River
Canoe, kayak or tube the river from Callicoon in summer.
Bethel Woods
The site of the 1969 Woodstock festival, now a museum and summer concert venue.
Catskill Park
Hundreds of miles of trails, waterfalls and fire towers.
Questions, answered.
Is the driveway okay in winter?
Yes. The lane is plowed and sanded by a neighbor after every storm. All-wheel drive is nice but not required.
Are dogs welcome?
Up to two well-behaved dogs for a flat $75 per stay. There's a fenced side yard and a towel basket by the door.
How's the Wi-Fi?
Fiber, around 300 Mbps, strong enough for video calls from the dining table. Cell service is spotty, which most guests consider a feature.
Is there a TV?
There's a TV in the great room for movie nights, but most guests never turn it on.
What's your cancellation policy?
Full refund up to 14 days before check-in, 50% up to 7 days. If a storm closes the roads, we'll move your dates at no charge.