Treehouse Point - Treehouse Ananda

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View of a cozy wooden interior room opening onto a spacious outdoor balcony with a forest view. Treehouse Pacific Northwest. Nelson Treehouse. Treehouse Point. Hospitality, hotel, bed & breakfast.
Cozy living room with wooden walls, a gas-burning stove, a large window showing trees outside, and leather furniture. Treehouse Point, hospitality, hotel, bed & breakfast. Vintage furniture. Interior Design. Guest Room.
Wood-paneled bedroom with a large bed, white bedding, a small green pillow, fur throw, two framed mirrors on the wall, and a bedside table with a small plant. Hospitality, nature hotel, bed & breakfast, Treehouse Point. Guest Room.
Kitchen with wooden walls, a window revealing trees outside, a white vase with green leaves on the counter, a black faucet over a small sink, a framed black and white picture, and a modern white light fixture on the wall. Wet bar, hotel, treehouse

Staying at Treehouse Point is a magical experience. Every treehouse is unique, and the hospitality of the bed & breakfast is unmatched. Treehouse Ananda offers a fresh perspective on being up in the trees.

From the winding path through the woods to the ascent into the treehouse, the guest experience is one of immersion in nature, paired with the comforts of a warm and intimate guest room. With an emphasis on natural materials and a playful balance of eclectic furniture, including vintage rugs and curated art, the stay feels like home and vacation all at once

It's also the first treehouse on property to include a gas fireplace, wet bar, and private WC, all while meeting ADA guidelines, making it a stay that nearly anyone can enjoy.

Treehouse is owned and operated by Nelson Treehouse.

Wooden kitchen with large window showing trees outside, featuring a countertop with a potted plant, books, a glass pitcher, and drinking glasses, with cabinetry and a black sink faucet. Wet bar, hotel, bed & breakfast, treehouse, vintage art

Completed with Susan Marinello Interiors

Photography by Joshua Hebert