The Unique West Virginia Cabin You’ll Remember Forever

Some vacations stand out because of who you travel with; others, because of the fantastic accommodations. And if you opt for a getaway in what might just be the most unique cabin in West Virginia, you'll likely get to experience both. Gather up your loved ones and plan an adventure to the Glo Haus at Four Filies Lodge.

Why This Unique Cabin in West Virginia Stands Out

Four Filies Lodge is located on 84 stunning acres in Monroe County, West Virginia. There are dozens of cabin rentals to choose from, each offering its own brand of magic and charm. One of the most unique offerings, in my opinion, is the Glo Haus.

One of the first things you'll notice about this cabin is its unique architectural design. The "Glo Pod" is actually made up of three individual tiny cabins, meant to look like an illuminated floating lantern at night. There are two sleeping pods and a gathering pod, giving enough space to four guests. Plus, the elevated position of the design will remind you of being in a treehouse. And if that weren't enough to spark some child-like wonder, just take a look at the slide! It's the perfect touch of whimsy, and all too fitting for this unique cabin in West Virginia.

Inside the Stay: Features, Atmosphere, and Highlights

Now, let's talk logistics for a minute, because this isn't your average stay. It's more akin to glamping, where you'll enjoy plenty of comforts but find certain amenities arranged differently. The bathroom, for example, is detached from the cabin pods, though it is private and luckily, less than 50 steps away from your front door. If you'd like to do any cooking, there's a shared kitchenette at the Bath House with induction hot plates, toaster ovens, a microwave, and a sink for washing dishes or gathering water for your cabin.

But there are plenty of fun, thoughtful amenities in your private dwelling and gathering pods, including a mini fridge, a Keurig coffee maker, a fire pit with a cooking grate and basic cooking tools, and a TV with a DVD player. Of course, the best amenity of all is the setting. Just steps from your pod, you'll discover a babbling creek, which you can hear as soon as you open your door. It's the perfect place to enjoy a deep sense of seclusion and tranquility.

At night, be sure to turn on the Aurora night sky projector—there's one in each sleeping unit—for a magical nighttime show!

Who This Experience or Stay Is Perfect For

This experience is perfect for a romantic getaway, an outing with a couple of friends, or a small family. Basically, it's for anyone who's up for a secluded cabin getaway that feels a bit like summer camp. While the separate Wash House and community kitchen are a bit different than your typical Airbnb experience, guests agree that it's something you'll adjust to in no time, especially if you're used to camping. You can even bring your four-legged companion with you—just be sure to make a note in your reservation for the added fee.

So, what do you think? Can you envision a few nights at this magical cabin in West Virginia? If so, share this article with your favorite travel companions and let the adventure begin! The price to stay here is roughly $150 per night, depending on the season. You can make your reservation by visiting the official Airbnb listing page.

For even more travel ideas, take a look at our list of the best places to stay in West Virginia. There's something for every kind of traveler!