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Stable Stay: Horse Hotel & Airbnb

Just because you weren't born in a barn, doesn't mean you can't stay in one!
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12/08/2024

When you want to keep a close eye on your animals while traveling. We have the answer!

This is the window overlooking the arena where your horses (or donkey) can stretch their legs under your watchful eye from the warm cozy Cabin in the Barn.

12/07/2024

✔️ Christmas Tree
✔️ Quiet Retreat
✔️ Unique Stay

Check out our AirBnB Link for availability

12/06/2024

If you have TikTok and have the purple ticket in the top left hand corner copy your link and put it in the comments! You’ll get $2-10 for each person that clicks the link. ✨

If you don’t have TikTok and you sign up, you’ll get some 💰 and so will I!

Here is mine!

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I’ll return the favor if you post yours in the comments too! ♥️🐴

11/30/2024

We had the pleasure of hosting Meredith, Joe, and their charming traveling companions—a Haflinger and a donkey—on their journey from Aiken, SC! 🐴🐾

Our equine visitors enjoyed a cozy stay in the arena (see their adorable faces waiting for carrots!) while their owners relaxed knowing their boys were safe right outside the window in the cabin. 🥕 🐴

Whether you’re traveling with horses or simply looking for a unique getaway, Stable Stay offers comfort and care for both humans and their four-legged companions. 🏡❤️

🚗 Planning a trip? Come see why Stable Stay is the perfect pit stop for horse lovers! Message us for details.

11/29/2024

🎄✨ Christmas has officially arrived at the Cabin in the Barn! ✨🎄

From the festive glow of the tree to the cozy Southwestern charm of the décor, it’s the perfect place to unwind this holiday season. Whether you’re looking for a unique getaway or just a space to soak up the holiday spirit, we’ve got you covered.

11/28/2024

We are thankful for our wonderful guests—both two-legged and four-legged—who bring their unique stories and energy to our barn. It’s an honor to provide a comfortable haven for travelers and their equine companions.

We’re grateful for the horses who remind us to slow down, live in the moment, and find joy in the simple things.

And, of course, we’re thankful for the support of this amazing community that helps make Stable Stay a home away from home for so many.

Wishing you all a beautiful Thanksgiving filled with warmth, connection, and gratitude! 🧡

11/25/2024

What an awesome shot our guest, Meredith Jimenez, caught of her horse last night! Tater spent the evening in the covered arena, just outside the picture window where Meredith stayed in our Cabin in the Barn. 🐴 ❤️ 🌅

11/24/2024

The first thing we do when we enter the Cabin in the Barn after a guest leaves, is check the guest book to see what was written 💕 🐴

11/22/2024

🌬️ Winter is Coming – But Our Barn is Ready! 🐴

As the weather turns colder, we’re grateful for our fully enclosed barn, designed to keep our horses as cozy as possible. The stalls provide a dry, sheltered space to ensure your equine companions stay comfortable even when the temperature drops.

11/18/2024

It’s not very often we have a weekend available in The Cabin in the Barn, but we have availability this weekend! If you know anyone needing a spot to stay this weekend, with or without their own horses let us know!

https://www.airbnb.com/slink/pl3FDnMt

11/18/2024

📸 Here’s our most recent happy guest checking out their beautiful stall! Our facilities are designed to ensure your horse is safe and comfortable during your stay.

✅ Spacious stalls
✅ Plenty of ventilation
✅ Convenient location
✅ Peaceful environment for horses and humans

11/12/2024

We had a pretty full barn a few nights ago. We appreciate Saltwater Cowgirl Ranch Transport for staying overnight with us while these beauties traveled from Florida to Kansas.

11/11/2024

Our latest AirBnB Guests 🐴 💕

11/11/2024

If anyone needs a layover for horses on the way out or back from BFA, we would love to have you stay with us. Just give us a call or send a message.

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We have availability this month. If you are planning to be in North Alabama, we’d love to have you stay with us.

We are thankful for our wonderful guests—both two-legged and four-legged—who bring their unique stories and energy to our barn. It’s an honor to provide a comfortable haven for travelers and their equine companions. We’re grateful for the horses who remind us to slow down, live in the moment, and find joy in the simple things. And, of course, we’re thankful for the support of this amazing community that helps make Stable Stay a home away from home for so many. Wishing you all a beautiful Thanksgiving filled with warmth, connection, and gratitude! 🧡

10x14 stalls are great for after long hauls. This guy was glad to have a comfy spot to roll after a trip from Florida to Alabama, then heading out west.

We hope everyone had a Happy Halloween 🎃 We had a special Halloween treat 🍫 Arena sand! We have been looking for the past year, trying to find exactly what we wanted. We are so excited to have good footing to ride in and a lot less dust that what we had. This means when people turn out horses in the arena overnight, they won’t need to give a full bath before they leave 😉 if you have been here, you know what I’m talking about! No more of that!

The devastation left behind Hurricane Helene is unimaginable. While going about your normal lives, keep in mind these towns will not be functional for an extremely long time. Try to avoid the area unless you are going to lend a hand. If you do feel compelled to go help, have specific current directions from someone that is there. Resources are already scarce and towns cannot take on supporting well-meaning people who don’t understand what they are getting themselves into. No electricity, no shelter, no water, no technology. If you go to help, be sure you are self sustainable, bringing things or having skills to actually help the residents.