Discover 10 incredible treehouse hotels in the US

Moving up to Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, we reach the adults-only treehouse cabins at Primland, overlooking the Meadows of Dan. A true getaway in the mountains, Primland melds natural beauty with upscale hotel facilities to create something unique. Each room comes with its own fireplace and deep soaking tub, while the private balconies allow for seamless interaction with the wilderness surrounding. Enjoy homemade cuisine while watching the sunset over Kibler Valley with other guests or go one step more remote with the Cooper’s Hawk Tree House, a huge cedar wood construction raised on a peak some 1,300 feet above the confluence of Roaring Creek and Dan River.

The Snow Bear Chalets at Whitefish Mountain Resort can provide the ultimate accommodation for skiers and winter sports enthusiasts with its three exclusive treehouses that span two to three levels just moments from the nearest ski lift. Before you go rushing down the Montana mountains on planks, however, take a moment to appreciate the majesty of the chalets, fitting four to eight guests in each and all furnished stylishly with hot tubs, fireplaces, lofts and outdoor decks that offer pinnacle views over the region. In easy reach of Glacier National Park, Whitefish is also good for adventurers wishing to get out in nature any time of year.

Of the lofty treehouse rentals near me, Winvian Farm up in Connecticut’s Litchfield Hills is a favourite, featuring an exclusive treehouse lodging within the 113-acre grounds that comes complete with king-size facilities, a jacuzzi and private bar spread across two floors. The resort has 19 other lodgings for guests to choose from, all sharing access to the farm-to-table restaurant, spa and seasonal outdoor pool. Though you’ll be in rural Connecticut, guests remain in reach of many of New England’s best bits, including Boston and New York City which lie two hours’ drive away. Bantam Lake and Litchfield Distillery meanwhile come within a short bike ride from the farm.

The treehouse hotel in California that puts all the other to shame is the Post Ranch Inn, located along the Big Sur coastline upon the redwood cliffs near both Monterey and Carmel. Maintaining luxury even in the treetops, the Post Ranch Inn offers seven treehouses and a series of redwood cabins, all kitted out with complimentary wine and snacks which are yours to enjoy on the private lounge deck in view of the Santa Lucia Mountains and Pacific Ocean. The inn is adults-only, allowing for utmost tranquillity while dining at upscale restaurant Sierra Mar or taking a treatment at the on-site spa. Other facilities include a gym, library and three heated infinity pools all within protected grounds.

Placing River’s Edge Treehouse Resort in the foothills of the Great Smokey Mountains overlooking the Cheoah River in North Carolina was certainly a streak of genius. This no-fuss camping treehouse combo provides all the freedom of camping with all the best modern amenities, from memory foam mattresses and luxury linens to coffee makers and mini-fridges in each room. The six treehouses on offer are named after types of trees, upping the sustainable feel with earth-conscious toiletries and coming close to a ton of nature activities. Try hiking, fishing and biking around the river before returning to camp for yard games and communal BBQ around the fire pit.

A sociable choice in Oregon’s Cave Junction is the Out’n’About Treehouse Treesort, a popular place that can get fully booked up to a year in advance. The best treehouse hotel Oregon has to offer, Out’n’About hosts 12 treehouse suites – one raised as high as 47 feet from the forest floor – all accessible via staircase and suspension bridge. Besides taking in the view from the lofty ‘Majestree’, guests can take advantage of daily activities in the region, such as horseback riding, zip-lining and river rafting.