Poseidon's Cabin (#3) is a long, low building with windows facing the ocean. There is no furniture inside due to no one will ever stay in that cabin and is honorary (Hera is the goddess of marriage and 'doesn't run around having affairs with mortals. Inside: The interior has a large statue of Hera in the center with a fire pit at its feet, like a temple. The walls also have images of peacocks carved on them, as well as the doors. However, Hera's cabin is more graceful, having slimmer columns with pomegranates and flowers around them. It is done similarly to her husband, Zeus' cabin except smaller.

Hera's Cabin (#2) is a marble, formal-looking building, graceful with slim columns garlanded with pomegranates and flowers. It has alcoves with golden eagle statues. Jason Grace describes it as looking like a glaring hippie that was ten feet tall and has sight of every place in the room except a corner where Thalia Grace had put her sleeping bag, and a few photos of herself, Luke Castellan, and Annabeth Chase when they were younger. A statue of Zeus in a traditional Greek chiton is centered in the room. Inside: The interior has a dome-shaped ceiling that is decorated with moving mosaics of a cloudy sky and thunderbolts. The big bronze double doors are polished in such a way to provide a 'holographic' effect of lightning bolts passing across. Zeus' Cabin (#1) is described as a marble building looking like a mausoleum, with heavy columns. In Camp Half-Blood Confidential, Annabeth built customizable, modular cabins for the children of Nike, Hebe, Tyche, and Hecate.

It is unknown if the plans for these cabins even survived after his death, as Apollo only managed to salvage his blueprints of Camp Jupiter. Now there are twenty cabins at Camp Half-Blood as of The Hidden Oracle, but Jason Grace was planning to get cabins for all minor gods and goddesses. After the Second Titan War, Percy Jackson requested that Hades and the minor gods be given their own cabins as well. Those of other minor gods or unclaimed children of the twelve would reside with the children of Hermes in Cabin Eleven. Initially, only twelve cabins were built for the children of the Olympians. Demigods attending the camp stay in the respective cabins patronized by their immortal parents. The Cabins, also known as Divine Cabins, at Camp Half-Blood each represent one of the Greek gods and goddesses. The Sun and the Star: A Nico di Angelo Adventure

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