About Us

Hi, I’m Andrea—Argentinian-born, creative at heart, and always drawn to the beauty of handmade details and cozy, soulful spaces. I’ve lived in the U.S. since 2011, building a life filled with family, art, and nature. My passions run from painting and stained glass to turning spaces into sanctuaries where people can slow down and reconnect.

My husband, Rasiel, is the other half of Adohi. Where I bring the vision, textures, and design, he brings the skills, tech-savvy know-how, and hands-on craftsmanship that turn ideas into reality. From construction and renovations to the behind-the-scenes tech that keeps our cabins running smoothly, Rasiel is the steady, creative problem-solver who makes sure every stay is seamless.

Together, we dreamed of creating a place where people could escape the rush of everyday life and immerse themselves in the North Georgia Mountains—a space that felt intimate, beautiful, and deeply connected to nature. In January 2020, we found the perfect little cabin in the Sautee Nacoochee Valley. Even though the world was turning upside down, we decided to take the leap.

For six months, we poured ourselves into the renovation—me curating every boho-modern detail, him ensuring the structure, tech, and finishes were just right. The name Adohi, meaning “from the woods” in Cherokee, became our guiding star—an homage to the forest that surrounds and inspires us.

When we opened our first cabin, we were humbled to see it become a backdrop for love stories, proposals, anniversaries, and quiet escapes. In 2021, we built Adohi Twin Cabin, a sister space with the same soulful energy, so more guests could experience the magic.

Every detail you’ll see here—from the warm wood and woven accents to the smooth-running smart tech—has been touched by our hands and hearts. Our hope is that when you step into Adohi, you feel the care, creativity, and love we’ve poured into every corner.