Eva's Roost is a zen-style retreat cabin on the property at Center For Lost Arts. During the winter months the roost is available for personal retreats at a reduced rate. From March to December, it is available at our full rate. Weeknight stays may be available at a reduced rate depending on the season. All guests are welcome to come up to the main house for cooking items, to use the internet if necessary and to choose some art supplies. Laundry facilities & a jacuzzi tub are also available for use at the main house. We accept cash, cheque, Paypal & credit card reservations. State taxes, county hotel occupancy taxes & cleaning fees are included in the price. Donations can be made for any extras if you like. Reservations for longer than one week can be discussed as well as a rate for more than two people. For photos and reviews visit the Airbnb page @ Center For Lost Arts - Eva's Roost or see photos of the roost & our place on instagram @ #cobdencenterforlostarts
*NEW* - Tiny House of Paul is now available for guests. It's not completely finished, but we have listed it on Airbnb for overnight stays beginning November 15th, 2019. See photos of the tiny house on instagram @tiny_artchitecture
January & February - Rates per night
Eva's Roost - $90 first person, $15 second person
Tiny House of Paul - $80 first person, $15 second person
March - December - Rates per night
Eva's Roost - $100 first person, $15 second person
Tiny House of Paul - $90 first person, $15 second person
*Note: One night stays available only at Tiny House of Paul. If you want to bring your own bedsheets and towels, we will reduce the rate by $5 for each night up to a maximum of $20.
Food
Eva's Roost and Tiny House of Paul both have a basic kitchen that includes: toaster oven, electric kettle, single induction element, french press for coffee, fridge and slow cooker. Guests are welcome to come up to the kitchen at the main house if they would like to use our oven or need more than one element for a meal. We sometimes can offer simple meals(vegetarian/vegan if requested) to those who are on silent retreat and are not leaving the property(usually only in January/February, but ask.) Price to be discussed.
Cobden has several very good places to eat including: Iron Whisk for breakfast or lunch Wed-Sun, Downtown Abbey for lunch or dinner Wed - Sun, Taqueria Pequena for lunch/dinner or take out Mon-Sat and Likkit's BBQ & Ice Cream for lunch/dinner or take out Thurs- Sun (April to October) The Mexican Grocery in Cobden has some food supplies, but the nearest grocery is in Anna at the Kroger. The Old Feedstore in Cobden hosts a Farmer's Market twice a month (closed for winter) where you can also get a tasty lunch and various other markets abound in the area. Once a month there is a delicious Fish Fry Friday at the Catholic church in Cobden. Other restaurants/caterers, special dinners & music events with food are plentiful in the Southernmost Illinois area. A binder offers suggestions and directions.
*NEW* - Tiny House of Paul is now available for guests. It's not completely finished, but we have listed it on Airbnb for overnight stays beginning November 15th, 2019. See photos of the tiny house on instagram @tiny_artchitecture
January & February - Rates per night
Eva's Roost - $90 first person, $15 second person
Tiny House of Paul - $80 first person, $15 second person
March - December - Rates per night
Eva's Roost - $100 first person, $15 second person
Tiny House of Paul - $90 first person, $15 second person
*Note: One night stays available only at Tiny House of Paul. If you want to bring your own bedsheets and towels, we will reduce the rate by $5 for each night up to a maximum of $20.
Food
Eva's Roost and Tiny House of Paul both have a basic kitchen that includes: toaster oven, electric kettle, single induction element, french press for coffee, fridge and slow cooker. Guests are welcome to come up to the kitchen at the main house if they would like to use our oven or need more than one element for a meal. We sometimes can offer simple meals(vegetarian/vegan if requested) to those who are on silent retreat and are not leaving the property(usually only in January/February, but ask.) Price to be discussed.
Cobden has several very good places to eat including: Iron Whisk for breakfast or lunch Wed-Sun, Downtown Abbey for lunch or dinner Wed - Sun, Taqueria Pequena for lunch/dinner or take out Mon-Sat and Likkit's BBQ & Ice Cream for lunch/dinner or take out Thurs- Sun (April to October) The Mexican Grocery in Cobden has some food supplies, but the nearest grocery is in Anna at the Kroger. The Old Feedstore in Cobden hosts a Farmer's Market twice a month (closed for winter) where you can also get a tasty lunch and various other markets abound in the area. Once a month there is a delicious Fish Fry Friday at the Catholic church in Cobden. Other restaurants/caterers, special dinners & music events with food are plentiful in the Southernmost Illinois area. A binder offers suggestions and directions.
