A modern building with a high peaked roof, large glass entrance, and red metal roofing at sunset. Warm lights illuminate the exterior, and a paved driveway and landscaped areas are in the foreground.

Explore Our Lodge's Most Unique Features

Interested in learning about some of the things that make Hocking Hills Lodge and Conference Center unique? We’d love to tell you all about how we've integrated Ohio’s local nature and history throughout the lodge. What's the best way to explore? Up close! Be our guest and see the details that make Hocking Hills Lodge so special for yourself.

A large outdoor sculpture featuring a metal cutout of trees framed by a rectangular grid filled with stacked river stones; a building with a balcony is visible in the background.

Hints of Ohio

We're proud of our location in one of the most beautiful and diverse states. You can find subtle touches of our Ohio roots throughout the lodge in a variety of ways. From the paint scheme to featuring natural elements found onsite, we pay homage to the setting we're in and work to preserve it for future generations.

Honoring the Legacy

Throughout the lodge, you'll find elements that nod to our unique location and history in Hocking Hills.

  • Talented creatives, with special ties to Ohio, crafted artwork that pays homage to the lodge's surroundings. This includes "Maple Leaves" and "Hickory Leaves" carvings by Jonathan Cox, Guestroom pieces by Justin Harris, “Tranquility” sculpture by Kevin Lyles, and hallway photography by Dusty Scott
  • The original Hocking Hills Lodge opened in 1970 and was destroyed by fire in 2016. Today, the original flagpole, a memorial stone, and a plaque commemorate the 1970 lodge.
  • Pieces of retaining wall from the preexisting lodge, along with other significant geological and historical stones, are preserved in the structure of our fireplaces.
A dining table set for two with white tablecloth, napkins, and wine glasses, decorated with a fall-themed centerpiece and leaves, in front of a stone fireplace with a wooden mantel and rustic decor.
A spacious lobby with wooden beams, natural light, indoor plants, a water feature with rocks, and a reception desk in the background where people are being assisted.
A spacious, modern lodge living room with tall windows, tan leather sofas, armchairs, a stone fireplace, wooden beams, high ceilings, and natural light filling the space.
A spacious restaurant with wooden beams, high ceilings, and modern pendant lights. Wooden tables and chairs are neatly arranged, and colorful glass wall art decorates a blue accent wall. The space is empty and brightly lit.
Aerial view of a large building with a red roof, a circular driveway, and a U.S. flag at the entrance, surrounded by parked cars and dense forest in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
A hallway with shiny floors features two flags—one American and one state—standing in front of a large wooden leaf art installation mounted on a white wall. The hallway has soft lighting and minimalistic decor.
A large American flag and another flag fly outside a modern building with a red roof, surrounded by trees and parked cars under a partly cloudy sky.
A large lodge with a red roof, outdoor pool, and balconies overlooks a lush, green forest with mist rising among the trees. Several cars are parked along a driveway beside the building.
A spacious outdoor patio with tables and chairs overlooks a landscaped park with winding paths, green lawns, trees, a pergola, and a large decorative frame under a partly cloudy sky.
A wooden lodge porch with a row of wicker rocking chairs and small tables. Large letters on the wall read "HOCKING HILLS LODGE." Red flowers in a planter sit near the entrance, and sunlight casts long shadows.

Ready to Plan Your Stay?

Come see if you can spot all the subtle details that make Hocking Hills Lodge and Conference Center a special gateway.

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