The Washington Post | 11 cozy cabin destinations for peak escapism

Gardiner, New York

When Tuchman hears “cozy cabin,” the first place that comes to mind is Wildflower Farms in New York’s Hudson Valley, just a 90-minute drive from Manhattan. “It is truly just so magical,” she said of the luxury property, which is part of the Auberge Collection. Made up of 65 cabins and cottages, Wildflower Farms is a destination for food lovers: Its dining program sources ingredients from its nine-acre, on-site farm, and it also has a cooking school and farm education center.
Take part in the property’s many activities — from wreath-making to watercolor classes — or hunker down in your quarters by your mini-fireplace. The property even gives you a flashlight, lantern and a pair of gardening shears, Tuchman said, and encourages guests “to grab some foliage.”