8 Amazing Treetop Hotels To Visit Before You Die

From the steamy jungles of the Amazon to the snow-capped mountains of New Zealand, these are the planet’s most incredible treetop escapes:

Tongabezi Lodge, Zambia

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Tucked away along the banks of the Zambezi River, this retreat provides a truly secluded, serene experience. Their treehouse suite, housed among the branches of a majestic Ebony tree, provides amazing waterfront views.

Treehotel, Sweden

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The contemporary forest residences at the Treehotel have made ‘best of’ lists in travel magazines across the globe. A truly unique Swedish experience, visitors can unwind in the Tree Sauna or sample reindeer meat at the onsite restaurant.

Bangkok Tree House, Thailand

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A respite from the hustle and bustle of one of Asia’s busiest cities, this environmentally-friendly sanctuary is hidden away on the mangrove-laden island of Bang Krachao. While the property offers several treetop “nests,” we particularly love the “View with a Room,” an open outdoor platform perched seven metres above ground.

Ariau Amazon Towers Hotel, Brazil

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Widely regarded as the world’s largest treetop hotel, this eco-conscious resort sits high within the lush foliage of the Amazon rainforest. Boasting an impressive five miles of wooden catwalks connecting its 268 rooms and suites, guests here can also enjoy a treetop pool, restaurant, bar and amphitheatre.

Tsala Treetop Lodge, South Africa

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Offering 10 private treetop suites and six luxurious villas, Tsala is a five-star refuge nestled within the lush foliage of South Africa’s famed Garden Route. Guests here can enjoy their own fireplace, secluded deck and infinity plunge pool.

Xinalani Retreat, Mexico

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A relaxing yoga retreat set in picturesque Puerto Vallarta, the elevated jungle cabins at Xinalani emit a truly tropical treehouse look with their thatched roofs and open-air spaces. All accommodation is ocean front, with some suites providing special rustic touches such as hammocks and outdoor showers

Hapuku Lodge, New Zealand

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Suspended 30 feet above ground within a grove of native Manuka trees, the treehouse accommodation at Hapuku delivers stunning views of New Zealand’s Kaikoura mountain range. Parents travelling with children will appreciate the family treehouse – a spacious, split-level dwelling with an upper and lower bedroom.

Silky Oaks Lodge, Australia

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Guests at this North Queensland bush retreat receive quite a list of perks in addition to their lofty accommodation – all rooms come complete with a gourmet breakfast, use of river canoes, yoga classes, mountain bike rentals and guided rainforest walks.