Located in the tiny village of Harads in northern Sweden, the Treehotel is a compound of four individual treehouses built among the native pines of the Lulea River Valley. But these aren’t the playthings of your childhood. Each treehouse has been uniquely designed by a different architect and includes visually stunning elements, such as a rope bridge entryway, a bright red exterior and a mirrored facade, all at nature’s doorstep.
Although, this "hotel" is a little remote at being 60 miles away from the nearest airport, the architecture is very innovative and I love the concept. Interesting getaway spot.