[shouting]
Get excited! When you think of a cabin, what do you think of?
- [Jo] Socks, furry socks. - Big fireplace.
I think you have to be cozy in nature and with some sort of wood and fire.
Also around good people.
You're usually off the grid, there's no service. You gotta like who you go with.
- Yes. - Yes.
[Jo] When it comes to vacation rentals, there's nothing cozier
than a cabin retreat.
Whether you're looking for something outdoorsy,
something romantic or something family friendly,
there are thousands of stunning cabins to rent.
In this episode, we'll be visiting three.
We start at this cozy cabin here in Sonoma, California.
[Jo] To this beautiful Great Camp here in the Adirondacks.
To this luxury cabin here in Telluride, Colorado.
[theme music playing]
- [tires screech] - Okay, we just landed in San Francisco.
We're on our way to Sonoma.
- You know what that means! - Lots and lots of wine!
- And a cabin in the woods. - Let's go!
Look how huge these trees are!
[Jo] I'm glad we're starting here because Sonoma County redwoods are incredible.
Like, I've always wanted to actually see the redwoods.
And if that wasn't already enough, wine country!
Wine!
Look at... look at this!
So she picked a budget property so we can splurge on the wine.
- She gets it! - My kind of trip!
Yeah, save on beds, splurge on experiences.
For my budget property, I found a charming cabin in the perfect location.
Two hours from San Francisco, nestled in the redwoods.
It's ten minutes from the California coast and 20 minutes from wineries.
You got woods, you got waves, and you got wine.
There's a Danish word called hygge.
And it's basically like cozy on steroids.
It's also a super popular design style right now,
and you can tell this is exactly how the homeowner designed this cabin.
It's a mindset. It's just taking joy in the small things, everyday life things.
All weekend, that is our mission, okay?
[upbeat music playing]
And we're here!
Look at our little house!
- [Jo] Whoo! - [Megan gasps]
[Jo] How cute is this?
[Megan] Built in 1967, the Sequoia House is a rustic,
800-square-foot mid-century gem
with two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
And if you need more space, they offer a 16-foot Airstream.
In total, it has room for six people and starts at $300 per night.
This is my type of cabin
'cause it's the cabin life, but with modern aesthetics.
- Do you see the sunlight peering through? - [Jo gasps]
- Ooh! Wow! - [Megan] From right here.
Do you think we could all hug it at the same time?
- [Jo] Oh, my God, we can reach! Wow! - [Luis] Uh-huh.
- [Megan] My angle is incredible! - [Jo laughs]
[Megan] I've never had an arrival like that.
[Luis] Oh, nice sauna.
[whistles] Now this is an amenity. This is a beautiful barrel sauna.
This is unexpected. This is a budget property with luxury amenities.
- [Megan] A little twist. - [Jo] What's up?
- I feel like everything's gonna be okay. - Madame, after you.
[gasps] Ooh!
[Luis and Jo] Ooh!
Don't you just feel like you just put a sweater on?
Every inch of interior design of this cabin
is about the comfortable hygge aesthetic.
[Jo] Wow!
Look at all of these little rugs and furs and sheepskins.
I can touch, like, five different textures sitting in one place.
[Luis] It has a '70s vibe to it.
Wow! So is this technically an A-frame?
It's not because the lines of the roof would have to touch the ground,
but it does have the philosophy of an A-frame
because the way that they divide the space is really smart.
[Luis and Jo gasp]
- Wow! - This is sweet!
[Megan] Oh, my God!
[Jo] Damn, there's even a blanket on the wall!
[Megan] It's really cozy.
The mood in here is "I'm gonna sleep till the end of time."
You guys look like you're in a dream.
- I'll take this room though. - Okay.
- Wow, okay. I see how you guys operate. - [laughs]
- [Luis] Wow. - [Jo] This is a log cabin right here.
Ooh, this is a mood!
This is so cute!
This is, like... but it's, like, cute, but then it's sexy at the same time.
It does have a really Scandinavian feel
when you look at all the mid-century furniture.
[Luis] This is amazing.
You know, from here, I can see the redwood forest.
It's beautiful. I think this should be my room.
[Jo] I think you should go outside to the Airstream.
[Megan and Jo laugh]
[Megan] Okay, here's the RV. This is the addition.
They let people staying at the cabin rent this for another $100
if you want more beds or space.
[Luis] Wow!
River views!
[Luis] Nice little cliff here.
[Jo] This is adorable.
- Cute! - [Jo] So nice little light.
[Luis] You have a beautiful trailer with a nice kitchenette
and a nice bathroom and a toilet.
This is such a great business move.
The owner makes an extra $100 a night for very little investment.
And you have a little cute conversation going.
- [Megan] Oh, my God! - [Jo] Come here!
- [Megan gasps] This is nice. - This is way bigger than I...
- [all] Oh! - Sorry! Sorry! I'm sorry.
There goes our deposit!
- [Luis] Why are you breaking my room? - [Jo and Megan laugh]
[Megan] The hygge philosophy is creating the feeling of coziness and contentment
evoked by simple comforts.
Things that settle you down and bring you joy.
I want us to embrace this feeling at max capacity.
So I packed a special surprise to add a layer of coziness to our stay.
- Ready? - No, I'm not. Hold on. What's happening?
As you know, hygge is all about really indulging in the small things.
This is like a meditation tape, damn.
- [laughing] - Open your eyes.
- [Luis] Can I? - Yes.
- [squeals] Pajamas and slippers! - [Megan laughs]
Oh, thank you.
[Luis] Wow, you are...
- They're onesies! - [Luis] I don't know what to say.
- Wow! - Go change.
- [Jo] How more can I love this? - [Megan] See you then.
♪ Matching onesies Matching onesies ♪
[laughs] ♪ Matching onesies ♪
- [Jo] Luis. - [Megan] Where are you?
This is when you know I really, really like you guys.
- [Jo] You look good, kid. - [Megan] You look amazing!
You need a little chest hair, a little sex appeal.
- Who said being cozy can't be sexy? - [laughing]
I am making white bean pumpkin turkey chili.
[Jo] Where's your wine? Oh, my God.
Wow.
This makes me happy.
This is my favorite part about cooking, is this and that.
This is amazing.
[Jo] It's delicious.
- [Megan] Oh, my God! - [laughing]
[chiming]
- Wow! - Mmm!
This is a morning moment.
I wonder if he slept cozy like us.
- [Megan] Wake up! - [Jo laughs]
This is cozy toasty.
Is there a light?
Okay, we'll sing you a happy... a happy wake up song.
♪ Good morning, good morning Wake up, good morning ♪
♪ Good morning, good morning ♪
- ♪ Yeah! All of it! ♪ - [laughing]
♪ Yeah! All of it! ♪
- [imitates cheering] - [laughs] And the crowd goes wild!
- What is wrong with you? - [laughing]
Okay, when I generally think of cabins, I think small and warm.
And this cabin delivers on all of those.
As you can see, it's only 800 square feet,
but what they did with that 800 square feet
makes this place look enormous.
They put floor-to-ceiling windows in here
that makes this place feel three times the size that it is.
It enhances the redwoods,
I feel like I'm outside but still being inside,
and it invites me to use and be in nature.
I love it! This is a cabin!
You know these type of remote cabins are among the hottest trends
in the short-term rental markets today, and here's why.
According to vacation rental data, 35% of searches are just for two guests,
and rustic cabins can offer a great solution
if they're looking for a small remote stay.
In fact, cabins are globally one of the fastest growing property types
being wish-listed by travelers all over the world.
Okay, so what's our first stop?
[man] First stop is Fort Ross-Seaview.
So we're gonna head out there right now.
We're gonna go along the Russian River. We're gonna hit the coast.
If you go to wine country in general, Napa or Sonoma, you have to have the wine.
Yep.
[Megan] We're now putting our budget toward
an incredible wine-tasting experience on a vineyard tour with a winery owner.
It's called Pinot Noir because Pinot Noir mean "small black."
And then there's small, black grapes.
How many grapes do you need to make one bottle of wine?
You get about two bottles off a vine, if you're lucky.
[Megan] And tastings at a wine cellar, featuring all of the local wine.
- Wow, that's deliciously smooth. - Mmm!
All of this within 20 minutes of our cabin.
- Cheers! - How do you feel, Jo?
- I'm just happy to be here. - [laughs] This is Jo's every Sunday.
[Luis and Megan] Salud.
[Luis] Think about it.
A wine trip, it's a very popular thing,
and stay in a cabin like this that's so simple.
You know, with a beautiful river,
you're probably drinking the wine from the winery you went to.
- We've been drunk three times in one day. - [laughing]
And it's completely worth it.
I think it's a great deal.
That's how we do it.
To Sequoia Cabin.
- It's a hygge day. - [Jo] To Sequoia.
We're headed to the next cabin, and we're gonna be in the Adirondack Mountains.
- [Megan] That's them? - [Jo] Yeah! Look at that!
- [gasps] - [Luis] Wow.
It's gonna be good!
[upbeat music playing]
Okay, take a deep breath.
Breathe in that fresh forest air.
[inhaling]
Okay, so we're in the Adirondack State Park.
It's two million acres of forests. This is a huge park.
For our unique property, we've come all the way across the USA
to upstate New York right near Lake Placid,
where we'll be staying at an Adirondack Great Camp from the 1800s.
This cabin we're about to see is unique because it's one of the Great Camps.
It's really insane.
It's how the richest of the rich used to camp in the late 1800s.
So imagine tycoons of all industries... oil, railroad.
This is where they would come to seclude themselves
with their families for the entire summer.
[Luis] It's like the original Hamptons for the wealthy.
[Jo] This is it. Here's Camp Rush.
[Luis] Wow, it's beautiful.
I've never been to summer camp, but this is that.
This is classic Americana.
Camp Rush is a sprawling private family estate
situated on a secluded 15-acre peninsula
with six sleeping cabins and two large boathouses.
It features eight bedrooms, seven bathrooms,
houses up to 16 guests
and goes for $15,000 a week.
[Luis] Wow!
Two-story boathouse and it's beautiful!
The wealthy builders of the Great Camps used to come here
in these large beautifully handcrafted guide boats,
and they would build these boathouses to store their fleet.
- [Megan] Wow! There's a fireplace in here? - [Jo] And the stonework...
The Adirondack chairs, not to be messed with.
[Megan] Famous!
[Luis] Oh, look at that view!
- [Jo] I just got the chills. - I just took a mental screenshot.
- [Jo laughs] - Like, I'm not gonna to forget this.
[Jo] Okay, so this is the main cabin that was used for socializing.
[Megan gasps] Wow!
[Luis] Wow, it is beautiful.
[Jo] And it includes the living room...
dining room and kitchen.
At one point, this was the hub of the property.
This is something in and of itself.
The way that they've carefully placed the antlers
to go up with the light, bringing your eye up,
and then these are kind of like sun rays
going down into the windows, where also sun is coming in.
[Luis] This is where everybody in the cabins will come and meet together.
[Jo] This is like the communal space.
Let's come here, let's play cards, let's hang out.
Keep in mind that over a hundred years ago,
there might have been 40 people staying here at one time.
- Look at that right there. - Oh, my God!
[Jo] This is Adirondack art.
[Megan] This I love.
Don't you just feel like you're adventuring on these paths?
I feel like I'm truly at summer camp.
- Always wanted to be a camp counselor. - [laughing]
[Jo] Today, Camp Rush features six individual cabins,
but originally, it had 32 cabins and structures for all guests and staff.
And the placement of the guest's cabin was all about social status.
This is Olivia's Cabin,
who was the woman who created this camp, so it's a special cabin.
[Megan] Ooh!
- I think you should stay here. - Okay.
- Because it's design-forward. - [gasps] Love it.
Okay, Megan. This is your sleeping cabin, milady.
- Wow! - I'm sorry.
I was not prepared for this ceiling.
I think it's so beautiful.
All of the angles, like, it has a chevron feel,
but then it's just like in every direction.
It draws your eye to the edges of the room, to that beautiful piece.
[Jo] 'Cause it was so hard to get materials up here,
they had to work with what they had.
[Megan] I know you're a city guy.
Oh, this is nice.
- [Jo] Okay, Luis, welcome home. - Got a nice view.
[Luis] Let me see.
- Oh, wow! Excuse me! - [Jo] Wow!
Many of the cabins were designed to replicate New York City townhouses
featuring fireplaces similar to those found in the city.
I would definitely put the logs there and have a fireplace and just be myself.
I'll put my... my little music. Ah, this is great.
It's almost like every member of the family designed their own cabin.
- Their own private cabin. - Yeah.
So to me, this is...
That's like us too. Like, every one of us has different tastes and styles.
- So we each get our little cabins. - Yeah.
- [Jo] You have the three cabins over here. - [Megan] Okay.
This was actually the Cousins' Cabin.
So this is where all cousins would cram up.
[Luis] Did they call it the Cousins' Cabin?
Yes, because the family got the, you know, premiere housing...
The VIP seats.
- Yeah, cousins got put on top of the hill. - This is still a five-star cabin.
[Jo] This is still incredible.
And then this is the Lakeside Cabin, where I'll be staying.
- Okay. - [Luis] Oh!
Had to give myself a waterfront. You guys know I'm a water baby.
[Luis] Oh, look at this. You can already see it!
- [Jo] Oh! Oh, man! - [Luis] God!
- My goodness! - [Luis] This is wow!
- [Jo] Wow, this is... - [Luis] Wow, wow, wow!
I'm sorry, the lighting in here,
just the way that it's hitting everything, the silhouette of those windows...
- [Luis] This is perfect! - This is incredible. You kidding me?
This is perfect, perfect, perfect.
I get it now. You come here, this is what you see.
You have all the money in the world. What do you do?
You build something like this, and you bring all your rich friends.
[Megan] It's very apropos to call it a Great Camp.
[Luis] This is a very special place, Jo.
[sighs] Oh, yes, this is it.
- [pops] - [Megan] Ooh, wow, that sound.
[Jo] A little New York state maple syrup.
[clinking]
[Luis and Jo] Salud.
[Luis] What a sunset, huh?
It never fails to amaze me. It really doesn't.
[Luis] Well, the thing is, you know, if you think about it, you know,
the world is out there for you to explore, right?
And you know, most times you just stay in one place.
You live one life, go through the same thing,
and that's, you know, the choice.
[loons wailing]
[Jo] You guys, listen to the loons.
Guys, come here.
Oh, my God, you guys, the beauty we get to see!
[loons wailing]
[birds chirping]
[squawking]
You know how champion boxers, like, walk into the ring
and all this intense music is playing?
That's how I feel when I walk into a kitchen.
I'm like, here we go, deadeye, let's go.
It's pancake time, babies!
- All right, pray for it. Not bad. - [Jo gasps]
Beautiful! That's me in the summertime.
Brown, baby! [chuckles]
Whole wheat banana pancakes, blueberries, mint, fresh hand-whipped cream.
Look at this beautiful camp. You know, I've traveled all over the world,
and I've met the wealthiest individuals around the planet.
And they all have one thing in common. They take their summers extremely serious.
When it comes to property, where they can vacation,
this is what they're looking for. They're looking for privacy, seclusion.
They're looking to a place that gives them the ability
to spend quality time with their families.
This is exactly what it was back in the late 1800s.
This was the place to go.
[Jo] All adventures at the Great Camp start at the boathouse.
So today, we're cruising around in these classic guide boats.
- Easy, easy, easy. - [Jo] Whoo!
Wow, he looks so professional, Megan.
And Megan's gonna try her hand at waterskiing.
- [shouting] - [Luis] Yes!
- [Luis] Whoa! - [Jo] Oh!
This is it. I feel it.
- [Luis] Oh, stop! Okay! - [Jo] Oh! That wasn't it.
Okay, ready?
[shouting]
[Luis] You got it. You got it.
- Nice! Yeah! [shouts] - [Jo laughs] Yes!
Yes!
[Jo] She looks so happy.
[Luis chuckles] Yes!
Wherever I go, I'm always looking for the finer things, the very special things.
Things that are unique, one of a kind.
And this is one of them.
This is a racing boat that was built in 1898.
It's called the Idem.
I-D-E-M. It's Latin for "the same."
And the beautiful part is that there's only 12 of them in the world,
and all of them are on this lake.
Guess what. We're gonna take it out for a spin.
♪ Let's kick it in the sunshine ♪
♪ Let's kick it in the sunshine All right, oh-oh, whoa! ♪
♪ Let's kick it in the sunshine ♪
♪ Let's kick it in the sunshine All right ♪
♪ Let's kick it in the sunshine Oh-oh, whoa! ♪
Jo is doing boat tricks over here.
Luis is killing it in the back, and this is my contribution.
It's just sitting using my body weight. [laughs]
♪ Oh-oh, whoa! ♪
♪ Let's kick it in the sunshine Oh-oh, whoa! ♪
[loon wails]
We just sailed a boat that was built 120 years ago.
But that's the thing about this property. It was much more than just the cabins.
To me, this was water. To me, this was history.
It was the wilderness and the design and the luxury too.
- Yeah. - It's gonna be hard to top, Luis.
We're going to Telluride.
And that's all I'm going to say. One more thing, we're going big.
- How big? - Like, huge. [laughing]
- Oh, my gosh. - Are we still gonna be in a cabin?
- That's it. - That's all you're gonna say? Okay.
- [Luis] To our last night... - To our last night.
- [Luis] ...in Camp Rush. - Camp Rush.
Adirondacks. It's been ridiculous.
- So here we are in Telluride, Colorado. - Whoo! Love this place.
I wanted to take you downtown first before we head to the property
so you can see the village.
- [Jo] So pretty. - [Luis] These views are very special.
Now, where we're going, just follow.
- [laughing] - Don't think it can get better than this.
Oh, it will. Trust me.
[Jo] Wow, this makes me feel like I'm on vacation.
Look at these views!
- Oh, that! - [Jo] Wow!
- Oh, my God! - Look at that!
[Megan] This is my favorite tree. Deciding right now.
Aspen tree.
I picked this because there's no mountain on the planet
where you can get these particular views
with these particular colors in this particular time of year.
For my luxury property, I am taking us to Telluride, Colorado,
one of the hottest Rocky Mountain ski-resort towns of the wealthy elite.
I gotta thank Chris here because he was able to accommodate us
in a very high peak season.
And this house is going on the market for rent next week,
which means we're the first one
to test drive this property before anybody else.
- [Jo] This is the driveway? - [Luis] The entrance.
Right now, property mode.
- We have eaten the appetizer. - [Megan laughs]
[Luis] Let's go get the main course.
Here we are. We are home, ladies.
[Jo] Damn! Luis! Incredible.
Wow. Welcome.
Pa Gomo estate is an exceptional piece of architecture
located in the Gray Head wilderness.
The 11,000-square-foot property features three wings,
five bedrooms,
seven bathrooms,
sleeps 14 guests,
starts at $12,000 a night.
- [gasps] Oh, my! - Oh, gosh.
First things first, guys, wow, wow, wow, wow!
- Wow, wow! - [Jo chuckling] Luis!
[Luis] Wow, wow, wow!
- [Megan] Jeez! Insane! - [Luis] Welcome to Telluride!
- [Megan] Should we sit and take in...? - [Luis] Yes!
Take in Telluride?
[Luis] Yes! Absolutely.
[Jo] I like these chairs.
- [Megan] Me too. - [Luis] Wow!
The fact that this is an unobstructed view
to one of the most famous views of Colorado.
That's Wilson's Peak.
The whole house is spilling out into this outdoor space
so you're outside and inside.
Which is an entertainer's dream because you could fit maybe, like,
25 to 50 people between the inside and outside.
Speaking of entertaining, outdoor kitchen. That's for you.
- How many kitchens in this place? - [Luis] One huge one and two little ones.
[Megan] First of all, I've never seen a teppanyaki grill in a property.
- This is so extreme. - [Luis] It's nice.
Let's look at the living room very quickly.
You know, living rooms are usually, for the most part,
the main event of the house.
In this case, obviously everything is so grand, so beautiful outside
that this almost kind of gets lost.
Wow, this is nice.
Big room. It's a huge room.
- You know what I love the most? - Yes.
There's no TV. It's just all window.
[Luis] Yes.
Please follow me 'cause I'm a little hungry here.
[Megan] Ooh!
- Oh, there he is! [laughs] - Ooh!
- Nice to see you. - Luis.
- Chef Bud, this is Megan and Joanna. - Hi!
- Nice to meet you. - Hi. Chef Bud.
He's going to be, uh, working with us for the weekend,
uh, so that you, Megan, don't have to work as much as you always do for us.
- You can take time off. - [laughs]
[Jo] So how does it feel to cook in this property?
I love it. This is the most bitchin' kitchen I've been in.
- "Bitchin' kitchen." - This is... this is spectacular.
It's huge. It has everything. The layout's perfect.
This is... we're gonna have fun.
[Megan] For anyone who loves to entertain like I do,
this rental is going to crush it.
- Let me show you the main bedroom. - [Jo] Ooh, okay! Okay!
- This is the entrance. - [Jo] Oh, my gosh!
So this is just a hallway?
[Luis] This is a gallery entrance to the main wing.
- [Megan] Oh, my gosh! - [Jo] Gorgeous!
[Megan] The light sings in here.
I love this!
The ceiling makes the whole hallway sparkle.
There's a waterfall over here.
[Megan] Oh, my goodness.
This chair's calling me.
- Right? - This is like an art gallery.
- You look great. - [Megan] You look amazing!
- You look like you belong here. - I feel like I fit right in.
[Jo] You look like you designed this place.
- All right, let's go see the bedroom. - Come on!
- I'll meet you there. - You're staying?
- This might be my bedroom. - [Jo] Enjoy that.
- [Luis] Enjoy! - [laughs] This is insane.
Look at the way that the sun is hitting the pond reflecting up onto the wood.
- [Jo] Ooh! So this is the primary. - [Luis] Okay.
This is... [gasps]
Papi!
[Luis] Very, very, very, very, very nice.
[Jo] This is an observation tower. This isn't a bedroom.
- Wow! - This bed looks so lavish.
You can go, try it.
- This is your bed? - This is my bed. You can try it.
Damn! Okay, wait. Have a seat.
- Does it pass the test? - Have a seat.
Look at your view when you wake up in the morning.
- [Luis] This is amazing. - [Jo] Megan!
[gasps]
- [Jo] How incredible is this? - [Luis] Nice, no?
Oh, my gosh!
[Luis] Yep.
[Megan] The amount of light in this place.
You have a headboard, footboard, nightstands all in one piece of furniture.
Let's see the bathroom. Ooh! Nice!
- [Jo] Oh! - [Luis] Ha ha!
- [Jo] What?! - [Luis] Damn!
- [Jo] What is this? - [Megan] Oh, my gosh.
- [Jo] Is this a tub? - [Luis] It can be.
- [Jo] "It can be"? - [Luis laughs]
[Jo] Look at the nature, the stone where the water comes out.
- [Megan] That's awesome! - [Luis] That's beautiful. Let's see.
[Megan and Jo] Oh!
- [Luis] Right? Just a tease. - [laughing]
Another beautiful transition into downstairs.
- This is going to be our playground. - [Megan gasps]
[Luis] This property really has it all.
From a game room to a gym with a spa area,
as well as a guest wing with a beautiful kitchenette.
This luxury cabin is going to do extremely well with future clients.
The modern design of this home features plenty of amenities
to entertain and take in these beautiful Telluride natural surroundings.
And you are good to go.
[Megan] Clean lines of all the furniture, and all the tones work together.
You have the stone. You have the warmth of the wood.
You have different tones of wood. Everything is really calm.
Yeah, I know what you're thinking.
"This is not a cabin."
Well, for some people, it is. For a lot of people, it is.
You know, it has stone. It has wood.
It's in a beautiful mountain.
It even has trout fish.
Look at them going wild.
What a cabin. [laughs]
There is so much to do on this stunning 70-acre lot
that you are bound to become hungrier than you've ever been in your entire life.
So, the 24-hour, seven-days-a-week private chef is the one amenity to have.
- Hey, here's a toast to Chef Bud. - Yeah!
- [Jo] Chef Bud! - [Luis] Cheers!
- Enjoy. - [Megan] Thank you so much.
[Luis] So, for the first people to ever test this house, what do you guys think?
Well, it'd be such a shame to have a property this beautiful be empty.
- [Megan] Mm-hmm. - This is made to be enjoyed.
That's correct. That's the world we're in now.
There's so many different parts to enjoy. I think that's what makes it
one of the best luxury rental properties we've seen
is because there's so many different things that you can do.
So many separate areas in order to have whatever experience you want.
- [Luis] Correct. - [Megan] Some people wanna go skiing.
Some people wanna journal in a corner. Some wanna just be hanging out.
And you have so many opportunities to do whatever you want.
So it's almost like a blank slate almost.
Anybody can come here and figure out something that they wanna do.
[Luis] And the stage is this, which already starts in a good place,
and then you can do pretty much anything you want.
I've been to Aspen and Vail.
None of them compare to this.
- [Megan] Really? - [Luis] None of them.
Good morning.
Wow, I slept like a king.
Ooh, feel the morning.
It's so beautiful.
It's so crazy we get to sleep in places like this.
If the 1800s looked like the Great Camps,
this may be what cabins look like to modern-day billionaires.
- [Megan] Totally. - [Jo] Luis is waking up.
- Oh, my God. - There's movement. We have movement.
- [Jo] Grabs a guitar, natural. - [Megan] Instantly.
[Jo] Full Luis.
Is he wearing anything?
[Jo] He's covering his goodies with his guitar.
[laughing]
But he has a necklace on. I think that's so funny.
So you're not fully naked if you're wearing a necklace.
[laughing]
[Jo] Wow.
- Oh, my God, I love you! [kisses] - [laughs]
[Jo] You know that just made his morning.
Wow!
- [Jo] Damn! - [Megan] He's taking the show away.
Show's over!
I've been to Telluride before, but I totally missed this
because the Aspens are only in peak season one week out of the year.
Which makes me think about a kind of travel
that I like to call "phenomena travel."
It's when you go to a place
and experience the thing that's very fleeting.
So here's a little travel tip.
Do some research and go to a place that has a phenomenon.
Maybe you wanna see the northern lights in Finland
or the Japanese cherry blossoms.
Who knows? You might even find a place
you never thought you'd go and see something beautiful.
[Luis] Before the end of our trip,
I have one more amenity to show the girls
that is out of this world, literally out of this world.
- [gasps] Is this a part of the property? - [Megan] Whoa.
[Luis] Yes, it is.
As a new luxury rental, the management has arranged for us
to enjoy this one-of-a-kind astronomy experience,
known as a "star party."
Step up into the future.
All right, so let's start the star party.
I never thought that I would operate a private observatory dome...
With a glass of wine.
- Glass of wine at a star party. Cheers! - Yep, star party.
I am seeing Jupiter.
And I see the two famous brown marks that go around Jupiter.
This is crazy!
Jupiter's, like, 700,000, 800,000 miles in diameter.
- Oh, my God. - Earth's 8,000, so...
- [Luis] You know what Saturn looks like? - [shouts]
What?
It looks insane. To Saturn.
- To Saturn. To star parties. - [Luis] To star party. All right.
Cheers to this great cabin in Telluride. What a life.
Cabin life was everything and more.
[Jo] With all three of the cabins, we were immersed in nature.
[Megan] This is insane!
By far, the best bonding experience and vibe was at the Sequoia House.
But for my favorite property, I'm going to choose Camp Rush.
[shouts]
Pa Gomo was easily the most beautiful design,
but my favorite cabin was Camp Rush.
[Luis] My favorite place was definitely Camp Rush.
It's just so naturally beautiful. Everything about it was very special.
This is a place I certainly see myself coming back to.
["All Around The World" by Signature Tracks playing]
♪ All around the world we move ♪
♪ All around the world we go ♪