The world’s best treehouse hotels

In search of a honeymoon that will take your love to new heights? We take a look at some of the world’s most beautiful treehouse hotels

The Island Hideout, Koh Yao Noi, Thailand

For a honeymoon to remember, book a back-to-nature retreat at Banyan Tree, Mahém, Seychelles

It doesn’t get more romantic than the This gorgeous property offers indulgent villas in the trees with private pools and direct access to the beach. And with views over the Indian Ocean, the setting is perfect for sunset-gazing.

Bambu Indah, Ubud, Bali

If you opt for the Copper House at the sun-kissed eco-resort of Kingston Treehouse, Kruger Park, South Africa

While staying at the “Even for those of us who’ve known it since birth, this land remains a place of overwhelming beauty and discovery,” enthuses owner Robert More. “There’s no better place to appreciate these vast landscapes than in one of our treehouses. It’s a place where romantics can really discover the enchanting magic of a night out in Africa.

Hoots Treehouse, Sussex

Nestled above a pond in ancient, hidden woodland, it’s hard to believe the M25 is only a 45-minute drive away from “This really is the perfect woodland retreat to relax in,” says Lucinda Sikorski of Hoots. “You can gaze at wildlife and nature from the comfort of a deckchair on the balcony and listen to owls and songbirds as they fly amongst the surrounding trees.

Ackergill Tower, Wick, Scotland

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Château de Labro, Aveyron, France

Chilled champagne awaits your arrival at romantic treehouse getaway set in the grounds of a grand 16th century château. Sip bubbly on the balcony at sunset or while relaxing under the opulent crystal chandelier, a model of stylish design. Dining at the château, where old and new décor mix beautifully, is not to be missed, and you should also sample wines from the vineyard. Just make sure you round off your magical honeymoon with indulgent treatments at the beautiful spa

Treehotel, Harads, Sweden

Just 50 miles south of the Arctic Circle you’ll find a cluster of treehouses resembling spaceships, cubes and even nests at Wedding Ideas Facebook page, and ‘Follow’ on our @wimagazine Twitter account to join in the conversation.