A weekend in the woods.

The strongest all-round fit: regular beds, a big table and fast listed WiFi.

Worth knowing Two people share a bedroom. Ask about space for simultaneous calls.

Enough bedrooms for everyone to have their own room, at $391 each.

Worth knowing Only 12 reviews. This is a large house rather than a woodland cabin.

Mountain views, a proper lodge interior and a table big enough for Friday.

Worth knowing The attic layout trades privacy for beds. Ask for upload speed.

A roomy five-bedroom house almost exactly at the bottom of your budget.

Worth knowing Two people use a bunk. The lake is a five-minute walk away.

Seven ordinary beds and plenty of room to hang out by the lake.

Worth knowing Three people share one bedroom; WiFi speed still needs checking.

The clearest selection of separate workspaces in the shortlist.

Worth knowing One of the seven advertised bedrooms is an office with a sleeper sofa.

Four and a half bathrooms and generous shared space for seven.

Worth knowing Near the top of the budget, with two people still in bunks.

A timber cabin with eight listed beds for $337 each.

Worth knowing Only two bathrooms; confirm loft privacy and Friday video-call performance.

The most interesting architecture here: glass walls facing five wooded acres.

Worth knowing The bed and bedroom counts conflict. Get a clear room-by-room list.

Nine regular beds without bunks, in a restored farmhouse.

Worth knowing Bedroom count is inconsistent; do not assume seven private rooms.

An office and enough table seats at one of the lower Catskills prices.

Worth knowing Several people need bunk beds. Internet speed unconfirmed.

A practical two-kitchen layout with published WiFi speed.

Worth knowing Many of the ten listed beds are bunks; ask about adult sizes.

The fastest published WiFi in the main shortlist and a shorter drive.

Worth knowing The spa bath is an indoor two-person jetted tub, not a group hot tub.

A private pond, ten acres and a clear table setup for working.

Worth knowing The living room is on the third floor. Many beds share a single room.

A strong work setup with a lot to do at the house.

Worth knowing Only 7 reviews. Rental-car registration needs planning before arrival.

A lakefront house with both a sauna and hot tub at $311 each.

Worth knowing The seventh seat at Friday's table is missing; two adults use a kids-style bunk.

A lakefront option with a proper ten-seat dining table.

Worth knowing The full sleeping layout is not confirmed.

A spacious woodland house with plenty of ordinary beds.

Worth knowing Only two bathrooms. One advertised sleeping room is a loft.

An A-frame with a sauna and cinema at about $257 each after known fees.

Worth knowing Bunks required, and community fees sit outside the displayed total.

A lakefront house with two floors of games and a stone fireplace.

Worth knowing The weakest published internet speed here, despite a midrange price.

Four bathrooms and more than 100 reviews at $273 each.

Worth knowing Several sleeping places are listed in shared living rooms.

A private office and plenty to do for $214 each.

Worth knowing The seventh sleeping place is an air mattress. Confirm outdoor golf is usable in November.

A well-reviewed house with a sauna; community fees are included.

Worth knowing Four people need bunks, with a crowded shared bedroom.

The bargain: $141 each, leaving room in the budget for transport and food.

Worth knowing One person sleeps on the living-room sofa bed; two use bunks.

A fourteen-seat table and two game rooms for a group weekend.

Worth knowing One person uses a pullout reached by a spiral staircase.

The biggest collection of indoor activities, useful for a rainy November weekend.

Worth knowing Near the top of the budget, with some sleeping in bunks or the game room.