Woodnest’s Luxurious Mountaintop Treehouses Unveiled in 2023

In 2020, Woodnest quickly garnered worldwide attention when it was voted as one of the World’s Best Forest Homes by the BBC. This year, Woodnest, in collaboration with Norwegian architects Helen & Hard, raised the bar even higher. In 2023, they unveiled mountaintop treehouses measuring just 15 square meters.

These remarkable accommodations feature a meticulously crafted wooden bathtub and a bed that can be lowered from the ceiling with a simple click.

Woodnest’s journey began with a shared dream by the founders and owners, Kjartan and Sally, who both had a common wish: Sally desired to sleep in a treehouse, and Kjartan aspired to build one. This dream has now become a reality. As a family-run business, Woodnest is dedicated to bringing guests closer to nature without sacrificing luxury. Inspired by Scandinavian design, Woodnest proudly showcases a collection of Norwegian designers and locally crafted products. Despite their compact size of just 14 square meters, these treehouses seamlessly blend into their natural surroundings, leaving a minimal carbon footprint.

The newly introduced mountaintop treehouses offer guests a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in Norwegian nature and culture. Each treehouse’s location allows guests to enjoy a brief hike, culminating in a bird’s-eye view of the Hardanger Fjord. Nestled in the quaint industrial town of Odda, these mountaintop treehouses provide a perfect getaway.

Designed for two people, these treehouses come equipped with a small kitchenette, stove top, high-speed wifi, shower, bathtub, flushing toilet, drinking water, and a double bed that descends from the ceiling. All four of these luxury treehouses are suspended 6 meters above the forest floor, thanks to clever engineering that allows the trees to thrive while a steel collar secures the treehouses in place.

Website: https://www.woodnest.no/