This Treehouse Hotel Sits in an Otherworldly Forest. Here’s How to Get Your Reservation

Stay in one of seven individual treehouses and experience what it’s like to sleep so close to nature.

Treehouse Point, a collection of seven rentable treehouses, is neighbored by the Raging River about 30 minutes east of Seattle. This treehouse is known as Bonbibi. Christopher Reynolds/Los Angeles Times/TNS

By Christopher Reynolds From Los Angeles Times

The drive to TreeHouse Point, about 30 minutes east of Seattle, takes you through a forest fit for hobbits, crowded full of fir, spruce, cedar, maple, and hemlock. Alongside the Raging River—yes, that’s its name—you get to a gate, punch in the secret code, and enter a realm where it’s perfectly normal to sleep in a tree, surrounded by clever carpentry and birdsong.