6 Cozy Cabins We'd Love to Escape to Right Now

There's nothing we'd love to do more right now than turn off all our devices and head into the woods for a while. Here are couple of cozy, well-designed cabins we'd love to escape the world in for the foreseeable future. Or at least take a weekend away to decompress :)

The Tye House (Skykomish, Washington)

A favorite of Instagrammers in the Northwest, it's easy to see why this A-frame is so popular. With great access to Stevens Pass and outdoor adventures nearby, you can get outside all day and then cozy up in this immaculately designed A-frame.

Panorama Glass Lodge (Iceland)

Iceland. Panoramic views. A cozy cabin. What more could you want? About 40 minutes from Reykjavik, these glass cabins feature floor to ceiling windows for watching the Northern Lights, a small kitchen, and a hot pool on the balcony outside.

The Well House, Dunton Hot Springs (Dolores, CO)

Dunton Hot Springs is a small resort of restored original mountain cabins, centered around hot springs. While all the accommodations look amazing, I'm partial to the Well House, which has a private hot spring and cold plunge *inside the cabin*. 

The 72 Hour Cabin (Sweden)

Originally built as a study on nature and the quality of life in Sweden, visitors all showed a decrease in blood pressure, stress levels and heart rate - and they became more creative too. I'm sold.

Cozy Mountain Cabin (Ashland, OR)

This beautiful little cabin/tiny-house offers solitude, comfort, fresh air, and plenty of wildlife in a natural setting where you’re likely to see bald eagles and hear a great northern owl hoot at night.

The Summit Cabin (Pigsah National Forest, NC)

The Summit is a high elevation, 2-story cabin surrounded by national forest. You can't drive to this one -- it's instead reached by a short 15 minute hike. With incredible views of the surrounding forest and all the amenities you'll ever need, you won't ever want to leave.