World’s 10 Best Treehouse Hotels

Around the world, there are many hotel resorts that have treehouses as “hotel rooms” for guests to stay in. Here are just 10 treehouse hotels from around the world.

[edit] The Mohicans (Glenmont, Ohio)

“The Mohicans is home to many treehouses that were designed by Pete Nelson of Discovery Channel's Treehouse Masters,” says Amy Lazlo. “These treehouses offer many features, depending on you want during your stay. You have your choice of full baths or outdoor showers. Plus, you’ll be amazed at the wood accents and solid mahogany doors that characterize each treehouse, along with its bridges.”

[edit] Green Village (Badung, Bali)

Ever wanted to feel like you were living in the movie Ferngully or Avatar? The Green Village in Badung, Bali is your escape! From the jungle vibes to the outstanding natural appeal like bamboo, flowers, and palm leaves, the Village has its own treehouses for guests to stay in. You can even take a tour through the bamboo factory and discover the secret uses of a coconut tree.

[edit] Sunset at the Palms (Negril, Jamaica)

An adults-only paradise, the Palms in Negril, Jamaica is a great escape for couples and adventure-seekers. Here, there are many gardens with walkways. Plus, each treehouse has free Wi-Fi access, along with modern bathrooms and satellite TV. You can also take advantage of the property’s bars, eateries, and swimming pool.

[edit] Treehotel (Harads, Sweden)

Treehotel is all about bringing people to the tree tops with their uniquely designed treehouses. The hotel gives guests a pleasant view of the Lule River valley, a magnificent forest, and a great river. However, the most unique part of the hotel is the Mirrorcube, which has walls that reflect the occasional Northern Lights and the surrounding forest not far from the resort.

[edit] Tree House Lodge (Limón, Costa Rica)

Here, you’ll have access to both the jungle and the beach, as you stay in one of many treehouses overlooking them. They have plenty of hammocks for the lazy bum in you, and you’ll get to see wildlife like sloths.

[edit] Finca Bellavista Community (Piedras Blancas, Costa Rica)

Another great resort in Costa Rica, the Finca Bellavista Community is 350 acres, and is well-known for its self-sustainability. The resort uses solar energy, collects rain water, and has its own community garden. It also has ladders, zip lines, and bridges, along with Jurassic Park vibes.

[edit] Pete Nelson’s TreeHouse Point (Fall City, Washington)

In the state of Washington, the TreeHouse Point is a popular resort inspired by the hit TV show Treehouse Masters on Animal Planet. Since its opening in 2005, the resort has inspired treehouse living as a huge part of Pete Nelson’s life’s work. With many treehouses to rent, along with a magnificent rope bridge – not to mention many things to see – TreeHouse Point is an adventure waiting to be had!

[edit] The Hapuku Lodge + Tree Houses (Kaikoura, New Zealand)

Located in the fantastic New Zealand – the one inspired by the Lord of the Rings movies – the Hapuku Lodge + Tree Houses offers guests five treehouse accommodations, plus lodging rooms and a three-bedroom house. In each treehouse, you’ll be treated to astonishing views of the mountains and the Pacific Ocean. You can also take advantage of the complimentary breakfast and dinner, and can even take part in activities like swimming, surfing, and mountain biking.

[edit] Lions Sands Game Reserve (Kruger National Park, South Africa)

“The Lions Sands Game Reserve has open-air treehouses located in central South Africa,” says Jeremy Bevenfield, a writer. “The Reserve has field guides for fun safaris in Kruger National Park. Field guides will also be there to ensure your safety during your stay, since there will be wildlife near the Reserve.”

[edit] Winvian Farm (Morris, Connecticut)

Finally, the Winvian Farm in Connecticut is a 113-acre luxury resort in the Litchfield Hills area. The resort has two-story treehouses with many modern amenities, along with a Jacuzzi, a full bar, king-sized beds, and a great spa.

Technical writer and project coordinator Sara Sparrow, Academized and UK Writings, spends most of her working life at conferences or consulting with businesses about tech and marketing. When she can she contributes articles to online magazines and blogs like OX Essays.

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