Hera is the goddess of marriage and "doesn't go around having affairs with mortals." This cabin is just honorary. Hera's cabin is a marble, formal-looking building, graceful with slim columns and designs of peacock feathers and pomegranates. It is done in a similar way to Zeus' cabin. Inside: like a temple. There are no furniture inside due to no one will ever stay in that cabin.

This is Poseidon's cabin. It's a long, low building with windows facing the ocean, and looking like it's made of rough seastone, with pieces of coral at the end of the cabin and a seashell and a trident over the door. Percy described its smell to be same as the cabin at Montauk where his mother and father met. Percy also states that ther is always a sea breeze blowing through it. Inside: walls made of abalone with rows of neat bunks, and a salt water fountain given to Percy (until he cut it in half). There is also a sort of mobile of hippocampi or "fish-ponies" as Tyson says.

This is Demeter's cabin. It is covered in flowers and tomato plants grow on the walls and doorway. It has a real grass roof. Inside, the floors are made out of grass instead of wood or concrete. There is a small garden in the middle where Demeter's children can plant their plants. Small trees line the wall, and the bunks are built into the trees.

Ares' cabin is inexpertly painted red and has a large boar's head over the door with barbed wire on the roof. Inside: unknown but Annabeth mentioned it did have land mines.

Athena's cabin is a gray building with silver curtains and a design of an owl over the door. Inside: most of the space is devoted to maps, desks and various projects, with all the bunks shoved together against one wall, "as if sleep was not important". Percy described it as a "braniac's workshop."

The Cabin for Apollo seems to be made of solid gold and made to glow during the daytime - it's hard to tell if the gold is reflecting light or generating it.

Artemis's cabin, besides inhabiting the Hunters of Artemis, is an all silver building with silver curtains, similar to the outfit of the Hunters. Glows silver during night time as if reflecting the moon, but looks like a normal cabin in the day.

Hephaestus' cabin looks like a small factory, with brick and with smokestacks like the forges. Inside: "Steel bunks were folded against the walls like high-tech Murphy beds. Each had a digital control panel, blinking LED lights, glowing gems, and interlocking gears. A fire pole comes down from the second floor. A circular staircase led down into some kind of basement. The walls were lined with every kind of power tool imaginable, plus a huge assortment of weaponry. A large workbench overflowed with scrap metal---screws, bolts, washers, nails, rivets, and a million other machine parts."

The lair of heart-breakers is a wooden cabin with a painted blue roof, checkerboard floors and smells heavily of designer perfume. Piper describes it as "a giant Barbie house where supermodels go to die." Inside: "It is described as a life-size dollhouse with pink walls and white window trim. The lace curtains are pastel blue and green which of course matched the sheets and feather comforters on all the beds. The guys had one row of bunks separated by a curtain, but their section of the cabin was just as neat and orderly as the girls'. Every camper had a wooden camp chest at the foot of their bunk with their name painted on it. The only other bit of individualism was how the campers had decorated their private bunk spaces. Each had slightly different pictures tacked up of whatever celebrities they thought were hot. A few had personal photos, too, but most were actors or singers or whatever."

This cabin has peeling brown paint and a caduceus over the door. Once the minor gods got cabins, the conditions began bettering, and now Hermes kids have actual beds! Well, there are still only five, plus there are still a bunch of sleeping bags, but still!

The cabin of Dionysus's children has its roof and walls lined with grape vines.