A cool treehouse was a staple of childhood, but even adults can partake in the dream of spending a night in a room nestled among the branches. These days there are dozens of treehouse hotels around ...

When it comes to lodging the obvious options are resorts, cruises, hotels and hostels. But what about treehouses? If you enjoy the great outdoors and like to mix things up a bit, a treehouse hotel or ...

From Ohio to Africa, these properties offer a unique place to lay your head high above the world. Tired of typical hotel accommodations? You may want to opt for a stay in a treehouse. Not quite your ...

Treehouse Point is a collection of seven treehouses about 30 minutes east of Seattle. (Christopher Reynolds / Los Angeles Times) The drive to Treehouse Point, half an hour east of Seattle, takes you ...

Something magical happens when you stay in a treehouse, sleeping among the leaves and branches. Life slows down. From your perch in a treehouse hotel or rental, you notice the squirrels at play and ...

Just like magical treehouses, Treehouse properties offer a welcoming, laid-back experience crafted for discovery and good times. The first Treehouse opened its doors in London's stylish Marylebone ...

Fans of the whimsical, of upcycling, and of shabby chic will revel in this retro playground for grown-ups. Picnic tables, red camp lanterns, and giant Connect Four games surrounded by organic garden ...

Barry Sternlicht's SH Hotels & Resorts is bringing its Treehouse Hotels brand to the U.S., with the first outpost slated for Silicon Valley. Scheduled to open late next year in Sunnyvale, California, ...

Located in the heart of the city on the corner of Blackfriars Street and Deansgate, Treehouse Hotel Manchester combines the warmth and joy of a treehouse with the energy of a city that thrives on ...

The affiliate of Starwood Capital Group, SH Hotels & Resorts, plans to open its Treehouse Hotel in Miami in 2023. This will be the brand's first US location. Treehouse Hotel originally debuted in ...

The drive to Treehouse Point, half an hour east of Seattle, takes you through a forest fit for hobbits, crowded full of fir, spruce, cedar, maple and hemlock. Alongside the Raging River — yes, that’s ...