Sitting in a Tree: The Best Treehouse Hotels
| March 26, 2018
9. Chateaux dans les Arbres
One treehouse modeled after a French chateau is impressive enough, but how about a resort that features not one but six floating French castle-inspired tree houses?
The owners of Chateaux dan les Arbres in the Dordogne region of France have built an amazing array of miniature wooden castles — four of them float in forest canopy, and two of them are anchored on their own private lakes. Prices start at $250 per night, and include amenities like private spas, an infinity pool, and individual espresso makers in each suite.
Image via Chateaux Dans Les Arbres
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