The Tani

About The Tani

Held between
stone and sky

Tani (谷) means valley — the place between peaks where the land folds inward and the world grows quiet. The Tani draws you into the gorge country of Hocking Hills, where ancient sandstone walls and a canopy of old-growth forest create a sense of being held by the earth itself.

This cabin rewards those who seek depth — both in landscape and in experience. Japanese architectural lines and raw natural material meet expansive living spaces, an outdoor soaking tub, and a deck that opens directly to the forest floor. It is boldly rooted, graciously warm.