Cottonwood Cottage – Luxury Farmhouse in Hochatown

🛌 Sleeping Arrangements: 🛌

Downstairs:

Bedroom 1: King bed, ensuite bathroom, large Smart TV

Bedroom 2: King bed, ensuite bathroom, large Smart TV

Upstairs:

Bedroom 3: 6 built-in bunks, ensuite bathroom, large Smart TV

💚 What You’ll Love: 💚

Gorgeous cabin with designer touches everywhere!

Fully equipped gourmet kitchen with Viking Appliances

Hot-tub cabana

Indoor and outdoor fireplaces plus a fire pit for s’mores!

About the Cabin:

Cottonwood Cottage is a luxury farmhouse on nearly 2 acres of towering pines. Tucked among the trees of the Ouachita National Forest, the cabin is convenient to local dining and attractions, but retains the feel of a remote, secluded haven. Vaulted ceiling in the family area and gourmet kitchen. Two bedrooms with king beds and a bonus bunk room upstairs with six bunks and large tv. Beautiful back patio with outdoor fireplace, large tv, and seating. Connected walkway to the hot tub cabana.

Cottonwood Cottage is a luxury farmhouse nestled on nearly two acres of towering pine trees.

No detail is missed in this beautiful luxury getaway that is tucked among the trees of the Ouachita National Forest and Kiamichi Mountains. Though only minutes away from Beavers Bend State Park, Broken Bow Lake, and Hochatown area attractions, restaurants, and shops, Cottonwood Cottage feels like you are miles away from the bustle.

The cabin has a towering living area with two-story gas fireplace, fully-equipped, gourmet kitchen, two King bedrooms, and an upstairs bunk room with six bunks.

When you enter Cottonwood Cottage you will be blown away by the massive, vaulted ceiling, all-encompassing shiplap, and towering fireplace. Plenty of comfortable seating on the designer furniture.

Each bedroom has a king bed with TV and large bathroom. The upstairs bunk room has six built-in bunks with a large entertainment area with oversized, smart TV.

The gourmet kitchen features quartz countertops, stainless steel Viking appliances, farm sink, and oversized island. Everything necessary to prepare and serve a wonderful meal is provided.

Every guest gets a unique key code for their stay. You will be able to access the cabin after check-in time.

Almost two, heavily-wooded acres in Ouachita National Forest. The cabin is tucked back away from the road to give a secluded feel that provides privacy behind the beautiful, towering pine trees.

◆ Property Policies ◆

Maximum Occupancy: 10, Exceeding the maximum occupancy results in additional charges and/or eviction without refund.

No pets allowed.

For the safety of our guests, we have installed exterior cameras; one is above the front door. They are 24/7 motion activated and record video and sound.

We do not permit the following at any time: No Smoking or Vaping of any kind, No Fireworks Permitted, No Parties!

Must be 25 to rent and person booking must be present at the property during the entirety of the stay.

Keep in mind that Broken Bow/Hochatown is a rural area, and while our cabins are wired for fast Internet, outages can and do occasionally occur. We cannot guarantee your Internet service.

A starter supply of paper towels, toilet paper, bath soap, dishwashing liquid, trash bags, dishwasher tablets, laundry soap, coffee, coffee filters, and salt & pepper will be provided for your stay. All cabins have fully equipped kitchens, washers/dryers, towels, and linens.

Propane is provided for gas grills. Please clean the grill tray after use to prevent flare-ups.

Firewood is provided. We drain and sanitize our hot tubs after every check-out.

The fireplace will not be operational from April 1 to October 1.

You will be required to sign a rental agreement.

A $500 security deposit will be held on your card during your stay and released 2 days after your departure pending no damages or missing items. This will be collected via Airbnb-approved third-party software.

Furniture and decor are subject to change without notice.

Welcome to the “wasp season” from November to December and early spring! During chilly nights and early mornings, followed by warm days, wasps tend to gather on rooftops in search of warmth. While it doesn’t necessarily mean there’s a wasp nest in the house, they are essentially in hibernation mode, seeking cozy spots. Generally, they won’t bother you much, but we kindly ask you to keep the cabin doors and windows shut to prevent them from entering. Just a heads-up: there’s wasp spray conveniently located under the kitchen sink in case you need it, but do not spray over the furniture!

Please note that this is a forested area and there are times when the Oklahoma Forestry Service enforces a burning ban in the area. Fines can be upwards of $1000. Please check online for the current burn ban status before using the outdoor firepit.