Treehotel Inspiration
Treehotel has been inspired by the documentary film, Trädälskaren (The Treelover) by Johan Selberg Augustsen. A story of 3 men from a big city environment who make a philosophical film about what the tree means to humans, historically and culturally. The tree house they build is in Harads, the same village as Treehotel, and it is possible to stay in their tree house upon request.

Rooms that are open to guests
The Cabin: Designed by Cyrén & Cyrén
	A double room with amazing views of the Luleå River across the tree canopy. Supported by 4 pine trees in each corner, the entrance to The cabin is by footbridge to a large terrace on top of The Cabin.
Mirrorcube: Designed by Tham & Videgård
	An optical illusion created by a mirrored cube plays tricks on the mind is it appears suspended in mid-air. Held in place by a single pine tree running through the middle. A double room with a small roof terrace accessible by ladder.
Bird's Nest: Designed by Bertil Harström
	A large room with 1 double bed and 2 single beds for children. Designed to blend in with other nests in the Boreal Forest, the only difference being the size! Discreet windows are hidden behind the branches. Access by retractable ladder.
Blue Cone: Designed by Sandell Sandberg
	Simple wood construction with birch facade. A double bed on the entrance floor and 2 single beds in the loft. Supported by 3 pine trees The Blue Cone is actually orange. Living in a tree should not be complicated. Wheelchair accessible.
UFO: Designed by Bertil Harström
	A little boys dream come true ... climb aboard a UFO and fly away amongst the tree tops. Inspiration came whilst designing the Bird's Nest - to build something to the contrary. A double bed and 2 children's beds.

Why visit now?
Treehotel will only be built once! It is not your average building site with no heavy machinery or continuous drilling you're more likely to find around the Mediterranean. This is a wonderful experience at the pinnacle of innovative design and construction, deep in the forests of Swedish Lapland. This is brand new for 2010 and we want you to help us design and improve our holidays to Treehotel. Be part of the future and make a difference.

Alternative accommodation
Britta's Pensionat (Guest House) is part of Treehotel. Britta's Guest House is a listed building dating from the 1930's. This is a genuine Swedish building, with traditional furniture and ornaments. A warm welcome with a very Swedish feel, in a very Swedish country location! The rooms are simple yet comfortable. All the rooms are twin rooms with shared bathroom facilities. There is one larger family room. There is a small bar, restaurant, sauna and relax area. If you wish to extend your stay at Treehotel we recommend you stay at Britta's Guest House. Please ask for more information.

Check in / check out & luggage
You will arrive at Britta's Guest House (part of Treehotel), which is just a 5min walk through the forest from Treehotel, where you will be able to store your luggage. You will take an overnight bag with you to Treehotel. Check in to Treehotel is at 3pm. Check out is 11am.

Accessibility
The walk between Britta's guest house and Treehotel is approx. 5mins along a forest path. Some of the rooms have steep steps or ladders to gain access to the room and / or terrace. Some rooms will be suitable for wheelchairs. If you have any questions regarding accessibility please ask as accessibility is continually improving.

Warm clothing during the winter
Warm outer clothing is available to rent during your stay at Treehotel. Please ask for more details.

Eating & Drinking
All meals are served at Britta's guest house. You will have plenty of drinking water in your room at Treehotel along with facilities to make tea or coffee.

Bathrooms
All rooms are fitted with state of the art eco-friendly incineration toilets. There are also water-efficiency basins which avoids the need for artificial plumbing to be piped deep into the forest. Showers are of course available at Britta's Guest House.