★ 4.94 · 155 reviewsHot tub
The Turtle
Romantic couples retreat · Sleeps 2
Sleeps 2 · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
- Wake up inside the trees
- Private hot tub and fire table
- Shower with a forest view
Luray, Virginia · Shenandoah Valley
Unique Cabins in Luray, Virginia, with Private Hot Tubs
Design-led mountain stays with private hot tubs, ten minutes from Luray and Shenandoah National Park.
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★ 4.95
490 reviews on Airbnb
Private hot tub
at every cabin
10 min
to downtown Luray
15 min
to Shenandoah National Park
The cabins
Which cabin is yours?
Two for a couple, four in the A-frame, six in the new build. Every one has its own hot tub and its own piece of the hill.
★ 4.95 · 335 reviewsHot tub
The Sparrow
Modern A-frame getaway · Sleeps 4
Sleeps 4 · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
- A true modern A-frame
- Hot tub and gas fire pit on the wraparound deck
- Mountain views from the fire-pit patio
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The Stag
Spacious two-bedroom retreat with a game loft · Sleeps 6
Sleeps 6 · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths
- A whole loft for games
- A covered deck for any weather
- Room for six, comfortably
At a glance
Compare the cabins
| Cabin | The Turtle | The Sparrow | The Stag |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sleeps | 2 | 4 | 6 |
| Bedrooms | 1 | 2 | 2 |
| Beds | 1 king | 1 queen + 1 full | 2 king + 1 full |
| Bathrooms | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| Hot tub | Private | Private | Private |
| Style | Modern cabin | A-frame | Modern cabin |
| Best for | Couples, anniversaries, quiet weekends | Couples and small families, remote-work weeks | Families, two couples, friends who want things to do |
| Guest rating | ★ 4.94 (155) | ★ 4.95 (335) | New, no reviews yet |
The experience
Three cabins, three different weekends.
Same hillside, same private hot tubs, entirely different reasons to come. Here is what each one is actually like.
A whole loft that keeps everyone up too late.
Upstairs is a room built for playing. A Polycade arcade cabinet, air hockey and a Board console — a 24-inch touchscreen that plays with real pieces — sit under a 6 × 7 ft window full of trees, with an egg chair in the corner for whoever taps out first. Downstairs the kitchen island, the 75-inch 4K TV and the karaoke machine keep the evening going.
- Polycade arcade cabinet and air hockey
- Board console: a 24-inch touchscreen that plays with real pieces
- Egg chair beside the 6 × 7 ft picture window
- Karaoke machine, PlayStation 5 and a record player
- Six-person hot tub and propane fire table on the covered deck
A deck at the top of the hill, with the whole valley in front of it.
At the top of the property there is a platform with a swinging bench and a propane fire bowl, and above it the darkest sky on the hill. Back down at the cabin a 7 × 6 ft window sits directly behind the king bed, and the shower looks out through a seven-foot pane of glass into the woods.
- Elevated observation deck with a swinging bench and propane fire bowl
- King bed facing a 7 × 6 ft forest window
- Walk-in shower behind a seven-foot glass wall
- Private hot tub and propane fire table on the deck
- PlayStation 5, and a pizza oven for nights you would rather not drive
An A-frame you will want the doors open in.
A wall of glass under a cathedral ceiling, a wood stove at the centre of the room, and a wraparound deck that turns the whole cabin indoor-outdoor the moment the weather allows. Out front, a hanging swing and Adirondack chairs sit round a stone, wood-burning fire pit with the valley across the horizon, and a hammock hangs in the trees nearby.
- True A-frame with cathedral ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass
- Wood-burning stove at the centre of the living space
- Wraparound deck with a five-person hot tub and gas fire table
- Stone wood-burning fire pit out front, with a hanging swing and mountain views
- Two-person hammock in the trees, and a PlayStation 5 for the rain
At every cabin
What you get whichever one you choose.
A private hot tub at every cabin
On your own deck, never shared and never on a schedule. Forest at The Sparrow and The Stag, the valley at The Turtle.
PlayStation 5 in all three
Loaded and ready in all three living rooms, for the rainy afternoon that every mountain trip eventually has.
Movie nights, set up and ready
4K screens with streaming in every cabin — 65-inch at The Turtle and The Sparrow, 75-inch at The Stag, plus a 55-inch in its main-level bedroom.
Starlink, fast enough to work on
Satellite internet at every cabin, averaging around 180 Mbps. The Sparrow also has a desk, a computer and a printer in the loft.
Something burning outside, whatever the weather
A propane fire table on every deck, fire pits out front at The Sparrow and The Stag, and a propane fire bowl on The Turtle's observation deck.
Your dog is welcome
Up to two pets per cabin for a one-time cleaning fee, with the whole hillside to walk and the river ten minutes away.
Find your getaway
What kind of getaway are you dreaming of?
Pick whichever sounds most like your trip and we'll point you at the cabin that fits.
Still deciding what to do with the weekend? Four two-night itineraries and what to do when it rains.
Explore Shenandoah
The park, the caverns, the river and the town. All within fifteen minutes.
Skyline Drive at sunrise, the caverns by lunch, dinner in downtown Luray by evening, and the hot tub waiting when you get back.
- 15 minShenandoah National Park
- 15 minSkyline Drive
- 10 minLuray Caverns
- 10 minDowntown Luray
- 10 minShenandoah River
Driving from DC or Northern Virginia? It’s about 2 hours on clear roads. When to leave, and what a weekend from DC looks like.
Guest reviews
What guests say
★ 4.95from 490 Airbnb reviewsRead them all
“Morry's place is a great home base for a national parks adventure vacation. The space was spotless and updated with nice luxuries like the hot tub and the outdoor pizza oven. I really enjoyed soaking in the tub, star gazing after a day of hiking. Luray is a cool place with a coffee shop, tourist stores, and restaurants. Morry was more than friendly and accommodating. I would definitely stay again. The cabin is at the top of a hill so I'd recommend a 4x4 car if you have one!”
“I recently had the pleasure of staying at "The Sparrow", and I can't express enough how wonderful my experience was. From the moment I arrived, I felt like I had found a true feeling of luxury and tranquility. The attention to detail in this space is truly remarkable. Every corner of the property was immaculately clean and uniquely decorated, creating a stylish and beautiful ambiance. Morry's thoughtfulness was evident in every little touch, from the record player in the living room to the bath towels for the hot tub/shower. The comfort of the accommodation was exceptional. The main bed on the loft was so comfortable, and I appreciated the first-level bedroom that I used for meditation. The spacious living area was perfect for relaxing with my partner. Overall, it was an unforgettable experience and we can't wait to stay here again.”
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Lower than Airbnb
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No booking fee
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Returning-guest offers
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From the journal
Trip planning, from people who live here
trip planning
A Cabin Weekend for Six near Shenandoah in November and December
Two nights for six in a Luray cabin with a game loft and a covered hot tub: what to plan in late fall, what's open, and what to bring.
cabin life
A Midweek Cabin Break near Luray in December
Why a Sunday-to-Thursday cabin stay works in December: lower nightly rates, open dates at all three cabins, and quiet roads out of DC.
cabin life
A Winter Cabin Weekend near Shenandoah, January to April
What a January-to-April cabin stay near Shenandoah is like: the drive from DC, snow and the road, firewood, what's open and what closes, and why midweek is worth a look.
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