Bluefield Retreat: Mantrip Lodge — Cabin 3, a compact, year‑round cabin for six

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Bluefield Retreat: Mantrip Lodge — Cabin 3, a compact, year‑round cabin for six

A fully furnished side of a dual cabin operated by Gold and Blue Cabins, Cabin 3 sleeps up to six with heating, A/C, a shared fire pit and individual charcoal grill—this guide explains what to expect and how to plan.

Bluefield Retreat: Mantrip Lodge — Cabin 3, a compact, year‑round cabin for six.

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Set on the Mantrip Lodge property in Bluefield, Cabin 3 offers a compact, open‑concept retreat built for families or groups of friends. The rental includes linens and basic modern conveniences—heat, air conditioning, 32" TVs and free Wi‑Fi—plus outdoor amenities such as a designated charcoal grill and a shared fire pit for evenings outside.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BASICS

Ready‑made, year‑round comfort

Cabin 3 is offered fully furnished and stocked with linens and appliances—coffee pot, microwave and a full‑size refrigerator—so you arrive to a space meant to be lived in from the first night, whatever the season.

THE SLEEPING QUARTERS

Sleeps six across four beds

One side of the cabin has two twin beds and two full beds arranged within an open layout, accommodating up to six guests with a single shared bathroom.

THE OUTDOORS

Grill and fire‑pit evenings

Each cabin side is assigned its own charcoal grill and guests share a communal fire pit—simple outdoor features that shape evenings around the warmth of a fire and the ritual of a grill.

What the day feels like

What staying here feels like

The stay centers on an open living space designed for easy gatherings: a compact kitchen and living area with TV and Wi‑Fi, sleeping areas that prioritize practicality over frills, and an outdoor routine framed by a charcoal grill and shared fire pit. Heating and cooling keep the cabin livable year‑round, while provided linens and appliances reduce the planning burden for short stays.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this cabin suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Small groups and familiesFits groups up to six with a mix of twin and full beds and a single bathroom—well suited for families or friends comfortable sharing common spaces.
2
Short‑stay plannersThe cabin is furnished with linens and basic appliances for quick getaways when you want minimal prep and an immediate, livable space.
3
Budget travelersSeasonal nightly rates vary by time of year, with lower winter rates and higher regular‑season pricing—sensible for travelers planning around rate differences.
4
Those seeking private, full‑service lodgingNot ideal for travelers requiring multiple bathrooms or more private outdoor amenities—this is one side of a cabin with shared outdoor features.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

The cabin provides linens and basic kitchen appliances; guests should bring personal items, food for grilling, charcoal for the designated grill if desired, and any specialty gear not listed among the provided amenities.

Rates & seasonality

Regular season (March 1–November 30) is $170 per night; winter rates (December 1–February 28) are $140 per night.

Amenities

Heat, air conditioning, 32" TVs, free Wi‑Fi, coffee pot, microwave and a full‑size refrigerator are provided.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How many people does Cabin 3 sleep?

Cabin 3 sleeps up to six guests using two twin beds and two full beds on one side of the cabin.

What are the seasonal rates?

Regular season (March 1–November 30) is $170 per night; winter rates (December 1–February 28) are $140 per night.

What appliances and comforts are provided?

The cabin includes heat and air conditioning, 32" TVs, free Wi‑Fi, a coffee pot, microwave and a full‑size refrigerator; linens are provided.

Is there outdoor cooking or a firepit?

Each side of the cabin has a designated charcoal grill and guests share a communal fire pit.

Who operates Mantrip Lodge - Cabin 3?

The cabin is operated by Gold and Blue Cabins.

How many bathrooms are in the cabin side?

The cabin side includes one bathroom.