Treehouse hotel

If you had a treehouse as a kid, you know how special it was — how great it felt to have a place of your own, perched high up and away from the colorless concerns of real life. It was your little world to build and customize and manipulate and modify. It's a wonder you survived.

More and more people are building creative treehouses for use as hotels, restaurants, teahouses, or occasionally as a means of communicating with extraterrestrials (seriously! -- see the Beach Rock Treehouse below).

"Elevate your stay with treehouse accommodations! 🌳🏡 Enjoy a unique, eco-friendly retreat nestled among the treetops. Perfect for a whimsical and sustainable getaway. 🌲✨ #TreehouseStay #EcoFriendly #UniqueAccommodations"

Hotel complex located on the trees of a forest that are connected to each other by wooden suspension bridges and tensioners, all part of a central nucleus with a vestibule and a viewpoint restaurant that distributes the bedrooms with bathrooms.

All your childhood dreams, fulfilled.

Studio Saxe has designed the Suitree Experience Hotel in Costa Rica, that has a series of elevated cabins inspired by tree houses.

Built with reflective glass on their exteriors, these structures seem to play tricks on the eyes by appearing more like their surroundings than actual buildings.

settling along a forest path near bruges city, in the pyrenees area, kika merlin and tobias knockaert have introduced the 'boomkamp' treehouse hotel, aiming to provide an alternative vacation experience to the public.

woodnest by helen & hard is structurally supported by the tree trunk itself, and formed from a series of radial glu-laminated timber ribs.

Tree houses, Mexico