Seattle in Washington is popularly known as the Emerald City throughout the world. This is because of its lush green cover and abundance of evergreen forests that surround the city. Other than this, Seattle is surrounded by water, filled with acres and acres of parkland, and has a gorgeous mountain-view backdrop, making it the perfect place for a nature getaway. The beautiful bay isn’t just a scenic sight for waterfront dining and sunsets, its districts are also a major hub for trade with Alaska and Asia. The wealth commerce and industry brought Seattle ensures it can prosper without sacrificing its natural beauty.
If you’re in the mood to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and just spend some time in nature, Seattle is the place for you. You can go on hiking adventures at nearby parks, or hop on a wine tour to unwind. Speaking of which, here are the top treehouse hotels and vacation rentals in Seattle, Washington where you can go to unwind and relax.
Ongoing and upcoming fun events in Seattle
- Animal Crossing: New Horizons x Seattle Aquarium Partnership Seattle Aquarium has an ongoing collaboration event with the hit videogame Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Done in partnership with Nintendo of America, the Animal Crossing: New Horizons x Seattle Aquarium Partnership will run every day until Mar 31, 2024. Guests can take pictures alongside their favorite characters at a special aquarium-themed background and participate in a special scavenger hunt.
- Emerald City ComiCon - Geeks represent! Emerald City ComiCon will be held at Seattle Convention Center from February 29 until March 3, 2024. Apart from the fun cosplays and potential shopping for merchandise, visitors can also expect an incredible lineup of guest stars such as Dante Basco (Zuko in Avatar: The Last Airbender), Terry Brooks (author of the Shannara series), and Jodie Whittaker (the Thirteenth Doctor in Doctor Who).
Notices and updates about local parks
- Saint Edward State Park - As mentioned in a notice on the official website, there has been a Level 2 Burn Ban implemented since Nov 20, 2023, preventing the lighting and creation of wood fires outside of designated fire pits. Charcoal burning is also restricted, although gas and propane use is allowed.
- Blake Island Marine State Park - Although the island's state park remains open this winter, there are advisories on the official website regarding closures of restrooms due to freezing temperatures. There is also a Level 1 Burn Ban implemented, limiting fires to designated fire pits, although the use of propane and gas grills is still allowed.
About Sustainable Tourism and Travel in Seattle
- As the official Seattle travel website states, the city has several sustainability initiatives in place. These include a statewide ban on plastic bags, and also a ban in Seattle on the use of plastic utensils at bars and restaurants.
- Travel is made more environmentally sound in Seattle as it features a full electric-powered light rail system. According to the King County website, nearly all of King County Metro's vehicles have undergone modifications, with their fleet of buses, trolleys, and streetcars now either hybrid or fully electric.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 08, 2024.
1. Vibrant, modern, and urban treehouse (from USD 219)
This Seattle treehouse rental is perfect for those looking for unique, but luxurious accommodation. With one bedroom that is vibrantly decorated and has all the modern facilities, this place is the perfect weekend getaway for you and your partner. You can spend some quality time surrounded by nothing but nature. A communal swimming pool is just a short distance away. You can relax in the private hot tub on the lower patio surrounded by western red cedars and big leaf maples, creating a lovely canopy.
This place is close enough to the city for you to go for a meal or two and far enough for you to enjoy some peace and quiet. There is free Wi-Fi, satellite and cable, as well as a washer and dryer - this accommodation has everything that you can ask for.
Recommendations from the host, Kirk:
- Transportation: Roosevelt Station (6515 12th Ave NE), and LKE-Lake Union Seaplane Base (950 Westlake Ave N)
- Food Dives: Hellbent Brewing Company (13035 Lake City Way NE)
- Cruises: Seattle Cruise Ship Terminal 91 (2001 W Garfield St), and Bell Street Cruise Terminal at Pier 66 (2225 Alaskan Wy)
- Shopping: Pike Place Market (85 Pike St, Seattle)
Top guest reviews
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comfy and privatethe home itself is very comfythe best part was the privacycreative and cozy propertythe house is extremely cozy and has everything you needHost:
kirk was very helpful communicating with us and we appreciate his timely responsesgreat ownerthe small fence and surrounding trees/garden made it feel like the neighbors weren't even there and we could rest and relax from days of exploring the city and surrounding hiking trailswhat a lovely spot and so well appointedhot tub is always a plusRead more reviewsLocation:
good location to "do" seattle and surrounding area from, easy access to interstate, etceasy location for seattle and surrounding area locationsthe seclusion this place offers is really amazing because it's literally surrounded by other homes and businesses just a block away, butthe location is great surrounded by places to grab a quick bite or grab some last minute items that you forgotgreat place to stay if you want to get away from the city hustle and bustle but still not far away for day trips or just staying in and reading a book all day
2. Cosy retreat with incredible lake views (from USD 80)
For those looking for some respite from the city, this treehouse is for you. Tucked next to a beautiful red cedar tree, this cosy cabin features stunning lake views. The glass door and windows let in lots of natural light and make it easy for you to enjoy the sunrise or the sunset from the comforts of your bed. For amenities, the property is equipped with Wi-Fi, fresh linens, and bathroom essentials. The indoor fireplace will also keep you warm on your nights in.
During your stay, you can visit downtown Mukilteo and sample the local eateries for burgers and beers. If you’re looking for a short adventure, there are also nearby trails for quick walks in the afternoon.
Recommendations from the host, Stacia:
- Mukilteo's Speedway Cafe (11707B Mukilteo Speedway) has delicious classic roadside diner and a nice, comfy atmosphere.
- Richmond Beach Saltwater Park (2021 NW 190th St, Shoreline) is a quiet sandy shore with seasonal off-leash areas for dogs, perfect for fur parents travelling with furry family.
- Mukilteo Chocolate Company (407 Lincoln Ave, Mukilteo) is a fantastic choice for sweet souvenirs as they sell European-style chocolates.
Top guest reviews
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super cozy and great viewsit was cozy quiet and had a very nice viewsuper cute comfortable and stylish tree house with gorgeous views & everything you needwhat a fabulous experience great view cozy and clean the stairs are steep but the view is worth itthe view is amazing the bed was comfy and we had all we needed for a day inCleanliness:
very clean positive atmospherevery clean and stacia is really friendlythis was a very clean cozy comfortable stayvery clean and well taken care ofsuch a lovely and clean space the house was well equipped for a short stayHost:
the host was communicative and made sure we had plenty of water throughout our stayabsolutely amazing host and place to stayas a host stacia was fast responsive and accommodatingour host stacia was very responsive descriptive and accurate throughout the whole processstacia was very helpful and friendlyRead more reviewsLocation:
beautiful location in such a nice neighborhoodthis place was great awesome location and really cool vibesthe spot is perfect for a couple of days it was close enough to multiple restaurantseverything was just as expected perfect and absolutely stunning locationit's a small cute place to stay
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3. Rustic open-air treehouse (from USD 55)
If you want to spend a few nights in an actual treehouse, this open-air treehouse is perfect for you. With rustic interiors and minimalistic decor, this wooden treehouse is the perfect place for you and your partner to enjoy some quality time. This accommodation fits two people - there is a small bedroom, outdoor seating as soon as you walk down from the treehouse, as well as a bathroom and kitchenette on the ground. This place is very close to downtown, making it easily accessible and conveniently located.
Recommendations from the host, Jessica:
- Seward Park is a dreamy peninsula on Lake Washington featuring old forests and nature trails to explore.
- Kubota Garden (9817 55th Ave S, Seattle) brings you a refreshing and exotic atmosphere all the way from the Far East. Entrance to this historic Japanese garden is free, but they do accept donations. Located 1.5 mi (2.41 km) away, the park is also dog-friendly but requires your furry friends to be on a leash.
- Columbia City has a wonderful downtown area with retail shops, food spots, and music venues. You can go here to catch a movie at the local theaters, or shop at the farmers' market.
- For getting around, Othello Station offers light rail transport with other stops all over Seattle.
Top guest reviews
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a light breakfast and coffee was provided which was greateasy access to the house expansive deck bath and kitchenthe tree house was extremely comfortable and was the best sleep we got on our tripit was like camping but had all the comforts of home; bed running water kitchena nice platform with room to sit and relax up thereCleanliness:
the treehouse was clean and comfortablethe room was clean and well supplied and jessica was welcoming and easy to work witha humble quaint getaway from the city—the tree house is very clean and well-keptthe tree house was great and very cleanHost:
her home is very cozy and she is a great hostjessica was an excellent hostand jessica is a very welcoming hostjessica was a great host great hospitality friendly and offered suggestions on places to go check out/exploreand a badass irish roommate host was a lovely touchRead more reviewsLocation:
great location great energyvery close to the airport with easy access to downtownthe location is easy for someone using public transportationthe location is an easy walk from 2 rail stationsthe gardens were great close to great restaurants
4. Tree-top cabin in the middle of the forest (from USD 154)
Just imagine this: you drive into the forest and you see a small and cosy wooden cabin surrounded by nothing but lush greenery in the middle of the forest. Sounds absolutely romantic, right? In that case, you’re going to fall in love with this one-bedroom treetop cabin. This historic 80-year-old shipbuilder’s cabin will let you encounter local wildlife including peregrine falcons, beavers, and deer.
Along with an old-school charm, this cosy cabin has one bedroom, one bathroom, and one kitchenette. Since it’s also equipped with running water, electricity, the internet, and all the modern appliances that you can ask for, think of this as a modern cabin in the woods.
You can bring your fur baby upon the host’s approval and payment of a 25-USD fee.
Recommendations from the host, Jess:
- Beaches: Alki Beach
- Venues: WAMU Theater (800 Occidental Ave S, Seattle)
- Transport: Pioneer Square Station (3rd Avenue and James Street, Seattle)
- Food Dives: Salty's on Alki Beach (1936 Harbor Ave SW, Seattle)
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everything was as advertisedit was a small climb up to the top deck but the path was clear and with careful steps, easy to maneuverthe cabin was clean and well stocked with dishes, blankets, towels, etcslightly off the beaten path but otherwise finevery cozy and clean, close to water taxi and downtown seattleHost:
we had a little trouble finding our way and host michael talked us through itour map program gave us bad directions but the cabin was worth the troubleoverall good experiencesmall, tipsy and very secludedthis quirky cabin was a delightful retreat in the treesRead more reviewsLocation:
it was a great little cabin and so close to the ferrywe also enjoyed walking in the alki area and getting on the water taxi was quick and easygreat location and we were blessed with awesome weathera super location - easy to downtown but you have lots of privacy and experience the seattle wilderness vibeit was really calming to sit out on the deck, looking at the trees, and listening to the rain
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5. Comfy treetop getaway in Kirkland (from USD 80)
Relive your childhood dream of living in a treehouse because this stilt treehouse home in Kirkland promises a wonderful glamp experience you shouldn’t miss. The sleeping area is on the second floor and off-grid. However, you’ll be provided battery packs to recharge your gadgets, as well as headlamps to light your way at night.
You’ll be sharing the space with furry and feathered locals such as raccoons and native birds, so be careful about leaving food outside. Due to this, the host kindly requests that food is properly stored and trash is likewise properly disposed of.
6. The Frog Creek Treehouse (from USD 240)
Situated in Frog Creek Lodge, this luxurious, high-quality stay really drives forth the glamorous part in the concept of glamping. This amazing treehouse features a well-furnished home with modern appliances. Though you won’t have comforts such as air-conditioning and Wi-Fi, you’ll have access to hot water showers, and have a kitchen with a stove and microwave.
While spending your holiday in a peaceful glamp spot, you can still party hard by checking out Seattle’s seasonal and annual festivities. Hunt down bargains and stuff yourself with delicious food at the monthly Columbia City Night Market. You can catch it every third Saturday of every month, so make sure to time your vacation dates right.
Top guest reviews
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i loved the automatic light in the bathroom and the roomy showerthe bed was extremely comfortable the bathroom well equipped and did i mention it's a tree house ?the main bed is really comfortable and the loveseat pulls out - perfect for a teen/kidperfect amount of cozy and quiet for a weekend getawayHost:
the owner was great to welcome usthe host was beyond helpful and we hope to return someday sooni was especially pleased with the friendly check inmichael was a responsive & proactive hostmichael was a friendly and responsive host available if we needed somethingRead more reviewsLocation:
really unique and picturesque placegreat place to get away for the weekendlovely treehouse in a beautiful locationgreat place to get awaythis was the perfect place to reconnect without distractions
7. Beachfront treehouse with an unparalled view (from USD 250)
This chic and modern treehouse is absolutely perfect for you and your family. With one bedroom and one fold-out couch, one bathroom, a spacious seating area inside the cabin, as well as an outdoor deck, this place is the perfect getaway accommodation. With a view of the water from your bedroom window, you can walk out of your treehouse, down the little path that leads you directly to the beach. Surrounding by nature in a peaceful and quiet area, with such a great location and such gorgeous views, who won’t fall in love with this place?
For guests planning to rent during the summer months, bookings are week-long with discounted rates for month-long or seasonal rentals. Travelling by water is possible, via Seattle Cruise Ship Terminal 91 and via the Bell Street Cruise Terminal at Pier 66.
Recommendations from the host, Jean-David:
- Nature Spots: Shinglemill Creek Natural Area (9924 SW 156th St, Vashon)
- Farms: Palouse Winery (12431 Vashon Hwy SW, Vashon)
- Museums: Vashon Maury Island Heritage Museum (10105 SW Bank Rd, Vashon)
Top guest reviews
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super comfy bed and couchesthe owners are so very respectful of our privacy and timean abundance of comfortable towels, sheets, blankets, and pillows were also provided, along with laundry detergent, soaps -- pretty much anything that you would need for day-to-day, which we greatl...the fire pit is always stocked with plenty of firewood! the town and island have lots of fun shops and places to explore! the owners are wonderful and so very thoughtfulfresh flowers in the kitchen, fresh coffee beans from vashon coffee store, and apples from their orchardCleanliness:
a wonderfully quiet hide away with breath taking viewsHost:
communication with the owner was super easy and they went out of their way to make sure we had everything we neededpeaceful forest treehouse setting with a beach!the owner had a very nice fresh flower arrangement for us, along with locally-roasted coffee, which was phenomenalvery well done treehouse with a beautiful viewwe arrived to the treehouse well after dark, which made navigating and finding the property a bit more fun, but brenna's directions were right on par and we found itRead more reviewsLocation:
peaceful, relaxing and beautiful in a thousand wayswe took advantage of the canoe at the house and rowed around puget sound, which was thoroughly enjoyablenot only were we nestled in the tree tops, but we were so close to the water (much closer than the photos appear)beautiful placethe house is only about a 10 minute leisurely drive to downtown vashon and we were there during strawberry festival, which turned out to be a great time with far more than the typical street fair j...
8. The original Pete Nelson treehouse (from USD 440)
This luxurious treehouse was built by Pete Nelson, making it truly one of a kind. Sitting in the middle of a 30 acre (12 hectares) forest, this treehouse is literally in the heart of nature and wilderness. With three beds and one bathroom, this cosy yet modern treehouse is ideal for you and your family.
With huge windows giving you an endless view of the forest, it doesn’t get any better than this. Also, this treehouse has all the modern facilities - a drop-down screen projector, a fully equipped kitchenette, as well as a small dining table. Enjoy your mornings sipping coffee on the spacious outdoor deck while watching the surrounding wildlife in their natural habitat. If you’re travelling with an electric vehicle, you can take advantage of the on-site EV charger as well.
The grounds of the Emerald Forest property can also be booked for event packages such as for weddings and elopements. This will include the outdoor theater which has a capacity of 35 people. The setup for the wedding packages includes a bridal suite yurt and a groomsman suite tipi tent.
Top guest reviews
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very cozy awesome amenities and great hostspete nelson fans will love thisthe treehouse was very comfortable beautifully decorated a fridge full of snacks and drinks electronic controls of lightsCleanliness:
the treehouse was clean and cozy and so relaxingthe hot tub was clean and plenty hotwhat an amazing tree house the place is spotless and super comfortableeverything was clean and the thoughtfulness in the small details made this trip extra specialthe treehouse was clean and there was plenty of amenitiesHost:
sasha and scott were great hoststhe host and his team are amazingvery accommodating hosts and great peopleour hosts welcomed us like family and gave us our privacy tooaccommodate our breakfast needs and was amazing host and friendly personRead more reviewsLocation:
the location to town was perfect to get a meali wish i could explain how fantastic this place is but i cannotwhat a unique and wonderful sanctuary a place to form forever memoriesthis place is beyond amazingabsolutely gorgeous and magical place i highly recommend to stay here every detail is perfect and cute
9. Cabin surrounded by trees (from USD 300)
Also known as the Sasquatch Cabin, this property has been recognized as Apartmenttherapy’s Top 10 Airbnb Treehouses in the US, as well as chosen as Number 1 in Washington by Outside Magazine. This one-bedroom treehouse is the perfect place for a weekend getaway. Nestled in the heart of the forest, you need to walk along a boardwalk through the forest to reach this treehouse. Technically, this cabin is supported by posts by it is literally sounded by trees, giving it a treehouse feel.
Boasting a luxury tub in the centre of the living room with a view of the forest and a cosy bedroom with a warm, little fireplace, this place is ideal for a couple’s retreat. Spend time with each other, spend time in nature, and just enjoy the peace and quiet of the forest.
More recommendations from the hosts, Joe and Cindy:
- Lake Roesiger is just 10 minutes away by car. It has a sandy beach park with lush forests surrounding the lake's banks. Snacks and drinks are available at the park's general store.
- Explorer Falls is 15 minutes away from the property, and a little bit past Monroe Camp Rd. Once you reach the gate, you'll have to walk the rest of the way. Look out for a blue sign that points the way to Explorer Falls.
- Wallace Falls State Park (14503 Wallace Lake Road, Gold Bar) is a bit further away, but still within a 30-minute drive. If you love hiking, you can take a 2.2 mi (3.54 km) trek into the forest that will take you to a lovely waterfall.
- The town of Snohomish is 15 minutes away from the treehouse, offering great breakfast options such as the Snohomish Bakery (101 Union Ave, Snohomish). For winding down at the end of your day, you can grab dinner and local beers at the Trails End Taphouse (511 Maple Ave, Snohomish).
Top guest reviews
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other amenities included coffee shampoo body wash smart tv w/netflix smart lights grill and a small fireplacei love the set-up where the tub is facing the tv and the fireplacethe tree house was so perfect it was cozy and just adorable insideCleanliness:
it was spotlessly clean and private beyond wordsit was sparkling clean and had everything you needevery detail was considered the treehouse is exceptionally clean and beautifuly decoratedits very cozy and clean insidevery nice atmosphere and extremely clean the pathway to the treehouse is a wonderful touchHost:
host was very responsive and helpfulthe hosts are so accommodating and easy to communicate withgreat for a couple getaway the hosts are wonderfulreally beautiful place and thoughtful hoststhey were quick to respond and very friendlyRead more reviewsLocation:
very easy location and parkingalso pretty close to several good hikesvery quaint and great location for wedding in snohomishthis was a beautiful locationthe location is perfect not too far from the city but distant enough to feel away
10. Peaceful treehouse nestled in the woods (from USD 259)
Well, this treehouse is actually built on a tree - you can literally see the tree growing through the outdoor deck. With one master bedroom and three queen-sized beds, this treehouse is perfect for you and your friends.
Think of this as a cosy and chic treehouse in the middle of the woods - come here to spend time among nature, get a break from the hustle and bustle of the city, and just unwind. There are also quite a few hiking trails nearby so make sure you carry your walking shoes.
More recommendations from the hosts, Mark & Michelle:
- Seattle has a rich food scene you shouldn't miss out on. Snoqualmie has The Attic at Salish Lodge (6501 Railroad Ave #102), Fall City has the The Roadhouse Restaurant and Inn (4200 Preston-Fall City Rd SE), and Redmond has the Tipsy Cow (16325 Cleveland St) and Matts' Rotisserie & Oyster Lounge (7325 166th Ave NE f210).
- Animal lovers should meet some new furry friends at Cougar Mountain Zoo (19525 SE 54th St, Issaquah), a small local zoo that is home to tropical birds, gray wolves, and even Bengal tigers.
- For your grocery shopping, Pike Place Market (85 Pike St, Seattle) has great deals for fish, produce, and souvenirs.
Top guest reviews
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the fireplace was soothing and the beds were cozybeautiful cozy outstanding architectural details and amazing tree structurethe squirrel’s nest is an amazing place we had a great time it was so cute cozy and charmingit had everything we needed to feel comfortableCleanliness:
it was nice and cleanthe place was very cleanthe bathroom was super cleanvery nice and cleanthe inside of the treehouse is clean and well made with nice touches that make it feel cozyHost:
they were quick respondors and lovely hostsoutstanding host always responded quickly to questions and was very welcoming upon arrivalmark and michelle are great hostsmark and michelle are amazing hoststhe hosts were very friendly and created a cool space to enjoyRead more reviewsLocation:
it’s located relatively close to two stunning waterfalls and about 25 minute drive to downtowngreat place to get awayan incredible design and very warm and comfortable locationthe treehouse is very cool the location is not far from the chateau stewe are lucky it is so close to home
11. Rustic African safari hut-themed treehouse (from USD 200)
As the name suggests, this treehouse is modelled after an African safari hut. Created by Pete Nelson, host of the Animal Planet show Treehouse Masters, this property is one of a kind. With one cosy bedroom, one bathroom, and a small kitchen, this treehouse is perfect for two.
If you and your partner are looking for a weekend getaway to spend some quality time with each other, this place is perfect for you. With a rustic exterior and chic interiors, you won’t find a place better than this.
More recommendations from the host, Skeeter:
- The Seattle metro is a big place, with plenty of spots you might overlook. The Black Diamond Bakery And Restaurant (32805 Railroad Ave, Black Diamond) is a great place for breakfast. You have a diverse selection for international options; Koong Thong Thai Cuisine (709 Auburn Way S, Auburn) and Sapporo & Sushi Restaurant (4803 Pacific Hwy E, Fife) are the ones you should check out for Asian fare. The Oddfellas Pub & Eatery (5741 N 26th St, Tacoma) is a great dive if you love alcohol to go together with your meal.
- For groceries, you have several options that are nearby including Trader Joe's, Fred Meyer, and Safeway.
- If you love your green spaces, Soos Creek Park has walking and hiking trails while Lake Meridian Park is a great location for swimming, picnics, boating, and fishing.
Top guest reviews
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the tree house was amazing and comfortableskeeter fixes a yummy breakfast and shares his friendly personality as you enjoy itthe breakfast was very tasty and his recommended dinner spot had great food and a picturesque viewhe was super communicative and made sure we knew there was no showerbreakfast in the morning was wonderful coffee fresh fruit omelette baconCleanliness:
the hut was clean and wonderfulthe shower/bath room was gorgeous it was very spacious and smelled like cedarHost:
skeeter was an amazing hostfrom the moment we arrived the hosts were more than graciousskeeter and his lovely wife are such amazing hostswhat a gracious hostloved chatting with ownerRead more reviewsLocation:
peaceful location and a wonderful breakfast in the morningvery unique and interesting place to gotop notch breakfast and good location if you're thinking of hiking around paradise / mtbut better yet we live close enough that we know we can plan a future trip backour stay in the treehouse was beyond our expectation the treehouse and location is absolutely beautiful
12. Genuine treehouse experience
Don’t think of this as a fancy treehouse with all the modern amenities. Don’t even think of this as a basic treehouse with an ordinary room. For this very literal treehouse, you need to carry your own sleeping bag! It is a small treehouse with a sleeping loft, a desk, and a full-sized futon. You also have access to electricity, Wi-Fi, and a heater. As for the toilet, you can use the main house since this treehouse does not have a private toilet. If you want to experience the treehouse life the old-school way, this is the place for you.
Issaquah, Washington, United States
23.23 km (14.5 mi) from Warren G. Magnuson ParkAccommodates: 2
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the tree house is like an adult fort it is so cozy with great viewsbrilliant idea having a treehouse for a hotel roomHost:
fantastic host made me feel welcome and answered any questions i hadRead more reviewsLocation:
cute tree house in a good locationstunning location peaceful and relaxingthe close access to mountain biking at duthie hill was a huge benefit
Vacationing atop a treehouse
Relive your childhood dreams by living in these adorable and cosy treehouses. With modern amenities and cabin-like structures, these treehouses are as luxurious as it gets. What are you waiting for? it’s time to book any one of these vacation treehouse rentals in Seattle, Washington for your next weekend getaway.
For more accommodation options, check out these cabin rentals, or for something out of the ordinary, try staying at one of these unique hotels in Seattle, Washington.
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