The natural forest settings of Scandinavian treehouse hotels enable romantic forest walks and birdsong alarm clocks all with a touch of luxury.
Seven Scandinavian architects have now contributed to the diverse accommodation of Sweden’s Treehotel. Highlights include the bird's nest, a mirrored cube , the Snøhetta-designed charred timber cabin and the most recent addition, the stunning Biosphere.Bjarke Ingels Group
Designed by Danish architects BIG, Biosphere provides suspended accommodation for two surrounded by more than 300 birdboxes. The aim? “To decrease the downward spiral of the bird population in the Swedish woods and instead strengthen the biosphere and natural habitat,” according to the architects. Treehotel is situated in Arctic forest about one hour by car from Luleå in Northern Sweden. Prices at the design-focused treehouse hotel are on the high side, but this is a true destination experience for luxury travelers. Dog sledding and ice fishing are among the activities on offer.feel more like a Tolkein-inspired dream world than real-life accommodation.
Each of the four treehouses and six log cabins are individually designed. Anchored in ten pine trees, the ‘Big Raven Nest’ is the jewel in the crown offering space for six people with a comfy lounge, wood burner fire and pond-view balcony.With a wonderful view across the Sørfjord, these two small yet luxuorious treetop cabins have quickly established themselves as the best places to stay in and around Odda, the gateway to Norway’s Trolltunga hiking trail.
reflects the nature of the area and helps the cabins lodge naturally in the trees with very little artificial support. Despite their tiny floorplan, each cabin contains beds for four people, a flushing toilet, kitchenette and a bathroom featuring a flushing toilet and a shower.Built on top of ancient pine trees, the rustic architecture of these cabins overlooking a lake in southern Norway is so convincing that it’s hard to believe they are relatively new.
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