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So, I’ve been dreaming about a getaway, you know, something super chill and relaxing. I finally decided to just go for it and book a cabin upstate. And the best part? It had a hot tub! Here’s how the whole thing went down.
Finding the Perfect Spot
First, I spent hours, like, hours, scrolling through listings. I needed the right vibe, you know? Rustic, but not too rustic. I wanted a fireplace, a decent kitchen, and, obviously, that hot tub was non-negotiable. I finally stumbled upon this one place that looked perfect – wooden everything, a big stone fireplace, and a hot tub on the deck overlooking the woods.
The Drive Up
The drive was pretty long. I loaded up my car with groceries, snacks, a couple of good books, and my swimsuit. I cranked up the tunes and just enjoyed the scenery. It was awesome to get out of the city, finally! I hit a little bit of traffic, but it was pretty manageable
Settling In
I got to the cabin, and it was even better than the pictures! I unpacked everything, got the fire going, and started feeling cozy right away. The owner had left a little welcome basket with some local goodies, which was a nice touch. I explored the cabin, checked out all the rooms. It was just the right size for me.
Hot Tub Time!
Okay, let’s be real, this was the moment I was waiting for. As soon as I had unpacked I changed into my swimsuit, and hopped in.
It was evening by this point, so the air was crisp, and the stars were starting to come out.
I poured myself a glass of wine, and leaned back into the hot water.
The jets were perfect, and I could feel all the stress just melting away. I sat out there for what felt like hours, just soaking it all in.
Seriously, best decision ever.
Relax and Recharge
The rest of the weekend was all about relaxing. I made some simple meals, read by the fireplace, and took a couple of short hikes in the woods. The best parts of this cabin were the times when I spent at the hot tub, looking at the stars and just enjoying the night
I spent most of my time just chilling and enjoying the peace and quiet. It was exactly what I needed to recharge and get away from everything.
Heading Home
Leaving was tough, I definitely didn’t want to go back to reality! But I felt so much better after that little escape. I packed up, cleaned up the cabin, and hit the road feeling refreshed and ready to tackle whatever came next. I’m already planning my next trip back!
