Very beautiful Bed and Breakfast, and such a great location. Cozy venue for a wedding (Baker-Reynolds wedding) and such amazing patient and friendly staff. I would love to stay here again if ever in the state again. read more

TreeHouse Point - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

My husband and I stayed here last night for our 5th wedding anniversary. We stayed in "The Burl". It was absolutely gorgeous. The treehouse's are amazing! There is so much attention to detail and love put into these treehouse works of art. The staff is extremely friendly. We were greeted the second we stepped out of the car by Riley and given a tour. She was lovely. There are books and games to use in the lodge. There are also s'more kits to make s'mores by the lodge fireplace or you can make them at the outdoor fire pit. They provide cookies and tea, coffee and hot chocolate in the lodge and in the treehouse's. This was an absolutely peaceful night at Treehouse Point. The bed was very comfortable and we could hear the water from the river while we slept. We can't wait to go back and try all the other treehouse's they have available. read more

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Treehouse Point, let us count the ways we love thee... #1: We could wander for hours on your winding paths leading to magical treehouse treasures around every corner #2: Your trickling river filled with cairn paloozas yield a relaxing environment to momentarily take away all our life's troubles #3: The fresh smell of cedar that overwhelmed our senses when we first opened our treehouse door, that memory still lingers in our minds! #4: The attention you paid to details from greeting us warmly on arrival, to staying up late visiting through the evening (literally till midnight), and pleasantly entertaining us at breakfast (Damon is a delight and deserves a raise) #5: The fire and s'more kits you provide to end the evening just right surrounded by starlight and taking us back to childhood memories #6: There is a calmness you provide at night with the rustling trees and bubbling river. In addition, the light swaying and creaking you send with the wind gusts soothed us to sleep like a baby #7: The detail you took to build an Indiana Jones bridge to lead up to our treehouse wins you total coolness points My husband and I have traveled to many locations over the last 11 years. Treehouse Point is by far the most unique and memorable. We didn't want the magic to end. We're officially addicted and want to start a collection of Treehouse Trading cards where we go back and stay in a new treehouse every time. Temple of the Blue Moon was our first, and The Burl and Trillium are next on our list. Thanks to all the staff for a serendipity experience (and thanks to Judy for letting us take a pic with you). We are big fans and will be back again and again! read more

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While it seems almost sacrilegious to rate a lodge composed mainly (but not exclusively) of treehouses as anything less than five stars, this is one that does. We have stayed at Treehouse Point twice, first in Temple of the Blue Moon and secondly at Trillium. Temple is a fantastically great treehouse; it's the one that everyone wants to stay in, and for good reason. You access the treehouse via a suspended bridge. The treehouse is cantilevered over a ravine. This gives you a treehouse feeling without having to climb up and down. Access is lateral. Temple is cozy and it feels very private. We had nothing but a great experience there. Trillium is great: two stories with huge windows that allow plenty of light to stream in. It's fun, too, climbing the ladder to the upper level. Between Temple and Trillium, I preferred the layout and lighting of Trillium. But our experience was marred by the extremely cold temperature in the treehouse. When we arrived in the afternoon, the treehouse was dead-cold. Trillium's heat is so inadequate that it ran for hours and hours. After two hours, we go to dinner in Fall City. Back again: temperature has raised by only a few degrees. Around 9 pm, the treehouse was warm enough. This truly marred our experience, since we spent most of the time under the covers in bed. We wondered why, if they knew that guests would be staying in Trillium, they didn't turn on the heat ahead of time? Some forethought could have prevented all of this. The lodge is a friendly place to saunter into at night. Relaxing by the fire is fun and very cozy. Great breakfast! read more

I surprised my wife with a stay at Treehouse Point for her 30th birthday. We stayed in the "Nest" which is the smallest of the treehouses. What it lacked in size it more than made up for in charm. Better than the treehouses were the people. Charlotte greeted us upon arrival. She was exactly what I would have expected in the best of ways. Breakfast in the lodge provided great food and the chance to converse with other guests. Overall, we had a wonderful time. read more

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We stayed 4 wonderful nights at Treehouse Point. It was so great. The staff was very accommodating and friendly. The treehouse we stayed in was Upper Pond. Good location, quiet and comfortable. It was nice to get out of city stuff to enjoy some peace and quiet. We were close to a lot of fun things and an easy 1/2 hour drive to Seattle. The breakfast was out of this world every day. I would totally go back and do this again. read more

Treehouse Point is as quiet as a mouse, but speaks volumes! My Husband and I had a wonderful night away in the Trillium Treehouse. It was not only beautiful on the outside, but simple and lovely inside. It smelled like fresh cedar, the furniture was minimal and quality. There was a lovely liter of water, plenty of reading, and a well made bed. The linens were perfect- cool crisp sheets and a lofty duvet made for an excellent night's sleep (not to mention the frog calls from below). The staff was friendly, welcoming, and helped make our quick stay feel like a getaway. The breakfast was full of delightful treats- the pear/grape/orange and mint salad was a hit with me. The property is well maintained, providing winding fern-lined trails with hidden spots for rest and medication, the riverfront area is excellent for reading, and even with other guests around there was a feel of privacy. It was the perfect getaway without having to get too far away. Highly recommended and a great experience for the price. Advice: Hit the off season to keep the rates a little lower to experience a 5 star rustic Bed & Breakfast just outside of Seattle. read more

TreeHouse Point - Trillium in Spring - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

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Our one night stay was so pleasant and relaxing it felt like two nights. The experience was wonderful! Our treehouse and the property were very well maintained. The resort is located near a river; I got to stack rocks. I really enjoyed feeding the pond fish and the stand alone central bathrooms were very clean and have heated floors. The staff was pleasant and professional. Their breakfasts were perfect portions and delicious! We absolutely love the place! It was a bit expensive but it was well worth it! read more

The most amazing place we have ever stayed. My husband and I celebrated our first anniversary at Treehouse Point in November. Some of our friends live in the Seattle area and highly recommended it. We didn't even realize that it was so popular and had never seen the TV show about Pete and his crew. The reservation process was simple. I made sure to set a calendar reminder for 2PM PT 60 days ahead of the date that we wanted to go (the earliest you can book for a weekend date) to make sure that we got our #1 choice (Temple of the Blue Moon) for two nights. They charge half of the cost at the time of booking and the other half before you get there. The staff was incredible! Sarah, Bree, and Sharon were fantastic hostesses - available for any question we had and great conversationalists. From the moment we walked in, we felt welcome, with Sarah even knowing our names and that we were celebrating our anniversary. We loved all the little extras... chocolates in the room, cookies and hot chocolate in the evening, and all the entertainment options in the lodge (books, games, puzzles... even a ukulele). We stayed in Temple of the Blue Moon (the first cabin constructed) and it was perfect... The size was decent, there was a nice small deck, a rope bridge, and you could hear the river flowing right outside your window (even with the windows closed). You definitely felt one with nature and that you were staying in a tree house, especially with the rope bridge and privacy that it offered. Temple does not have a bathroom, however, it did have a composting toilet just on the other side of the entrance for late night "emergencies." The bathhouses were beautiful and modern and were about 50 steps away. They were rarely used and the only time we had to wait was at checkout on Sunday morning. Breakfast included a variety of vegetable egg dishes, pastries, fruit, yogurt, and tasty homemade granola. The only thing we would have liked to see that could be improved was offering a meat option with breakfast. There were gluten free and vegan options, but no meat. We hope to be back again soon to try out another one of their tree houses. read more

Where to even start- there are many things to like. Nay, love. If you are the kind of traveler who requires amenities coming out off our ears, go elsewhere. But if you are willing to forgo a few things, you can have an amazing experience. Most of the tree houses do not have a toilet, and if they do, it's an incinolet. Look it up. There are plumbed bathrooms a short walk away. The tree houses vary in size and levels of privacy; each is unique and beautiful it's own right. We stayed in the Temple of The Blue Moon. It has a tree -encased in a window- in the middle of it, and the Raging River right outside the windows 30 pr more feet down and away. It was absolutely enchanting to open the windows and listen to the gurgling river, birdsong, and gentle wind. There's also a beach nearby in the riverbend, so to speak, where one can laze in the sun and take nature in. The main lodge is lovely too, staffed by excellent folks who make one feel at home. The breakfast provided is delicious and filling. This is a great place to get away and recharge ones's batteries. read more

Yes it's a beautiful property. Yes they have treehouses that the overnight guests will be able to spend the night in. BUT - Unless you are planning on using their recommended caterer do not use this venue for a wedding. I was told by a representative at the venue that since we were not using their recommended caterer, we would not be able to use the kitchen or anything in the kitchen. Also know in advance that they (and I was told this to my face by the person giving me the 'tour' a week before the wedding) do not want any guests 'wandering around the property looking at the treehouses'. This is why no one is allowed to arrive at the property before 1 pm to set anything up, and NO GUESTS are allowed to arrive until 30 minutes prior to the scheduled wedding time. The reception went from 6 (when dinner was served) to 9:45 (which had to be last call). Barely enough time to have a reception. The venue price was $15,000 and included the use of the treehouses that night. This is straight from the website: "We have designed our wedding packages to be as inclusive as possible, incorporating a variety of complimentary items for which other venues typically charge. We also have a list of preferred vendors to help you create a smooth and stress-free event." I'd really like to know what they provided complimentary that other venues charge for. We were told that since our caterer was not recommended by the venue, our caterer was not allowed to use the kitchen or anything in the kitchen or the large refrigerator that was in the little room inside the "Pond Room" which is where the reception would take place. The wedding cake was perfect when it arrived. It was August 7th, 2021 which was a very humid day. I BEGGED the woman in charge at the venue to let me put the cake in the fridge because it was made with buttercream which will not stand up to heat and humidity. She looked at me and just said 'No'. I explained what was going to happen to the cake if there was no cool place to put it, and she again just said 'No'. Not once did she offer any other way we could keep the cake cool. After sitting in the heat inside the Pond Room and still before ceremony, it started melting. I again pleaded with her while standing in front of the melting cake to PLEASE let me get the cake in the fridge to cool it down, this time in front of quite a few of the wedding guests who were all as appalled as I was that she was saying no. She then said - get this - 'It's as hot as its going to get so it won't get any worse'. At this point the cake was literally melting and all of the crystals were falling off. I had one person designated to just sit there and use paper towels to soak up all the condensation that was happening because of the humid air. It was awful. THIS WOMAN THEN LEFT THE BUILDING AND GOT A PADLOCK. SHE PUT THE LOCK ON THE FRIDGE TO MAKE SURE WE COULD NOT USE IT. There was not enough power for the caterer to plug in all of the warmers needed. All the breakers kept blowing. We tried to find someone to help us but no one would. Also as a side note to anyone still considering the venue - they were very uncommunicative during the months prior to the wedding. 3 of us emailed them multiple times with no response. Try to get someone on the phone... not happening! Today I received a call from the general manager of the venue after she received the email I sent regarding especially the cake. She honestly did not seem to care, had excuse after excuse of why we could not use their fridge and not once did she even try to apologize for her employee's rudeness and uncaring attitude towards us. Oh - and I was the mother of the Groom. read more

We stayed here for my birthday. It's beautiful and so peaceful. They really do think of everything. And the breakfast and coffee are delicious. read more

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For a much-needed getaway, I highly recommend TreeHouse Point. My wife and I recently stayed in "Nest" and it was just what we needed. The room was cozy, the surrounding woods were gorgeous and peaceful, and the amenities added to the atmosphere. Breakfast in the lodge was phenomenal each morning. The bathhouse was clean private. And being able to start a fire in the fire pit in the evening and use the s'mores kit was a great bonus. Sitting in the firelight and soaking in the serenity was a great way to cap the stay. read more

I could not say enough about Treehouse Point, the staff, the food, the Burl, the grounds, the sights, the sounds, the smells, and the MAGIC!! Our stay was on my bucket list and met every idea I had about staying in a tree house. I can't wait to return again someday! LOVE LOVE LOVE IT! It was PERFECT in every way! My husband says staying in the a treehouse with a working toilet and sink is a must! :) read more

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I think it's important to distinguish the two types of reviews presented for this facility. First there is the B&B component which involves renting out one of the five tree houses to stay the night. The other option is to take one of the daily tours which kick off around 11.30am each day. This review pertains to the latter. My wife enjoyed the tour more than I did it is fair to say. My issues were mostly to do with the logistics. In simple terms I felt the 90 minute tour could have been done just as easily in 30 to 45 mins if they adopted smaller groups. The day we visited, there were about 50 people altogether. Splitting into just two groups with one tour guide each means there is a whole bunch of shuffling around and waiting for others to get in and out of the different tree houses - most of the houses allowed only four or five people to be in them at once. The experience got tired very quickly for me. On the positive side though, the staff are incredibly friendly and extremely keen to make sure you have the best time possible. Damon in particular is a great guy and perfect host, though sadly we were told he will shortly be moving to NY. I am familiar with the reality TV show this facility pertains to and that certainly enhanced the experience overall. It isn't necessarily a pre-requisite though as the wonderful tree houses speak for themselves. Despite what I would call an average experience with the tour, if I was in the area again and an opportunity presented itself to stay in one of the tree houses as part of their B&B packages (minimum two night stay I believe), I would do it in a heartbeat. Best of luck to Damon in his new venture. He is a super guy and perfectly suited for a position involving interaction with the public. read more

This place was better than we imagined for our elopement and stay after! It was super romantic, relaxing, and unique! Everyone is extremely friendly and helpful. Also our elopement was stress free because they have packages that can take care of everything for you. No animals or kids are allowed. It was the PERFECT place for our big day together and we wouldn't have it any other way. The bathrooms and showers were amazing, the lodge was a great place to hang out and play a game, the breakfast was freshly cooked and honored dietary restrictions Looking forward to returning! The Bakers read more

We just arrived home after staying two nights in Temple of the Moon treehouse. So many wonderful things to say. Suspended in a treehouse in the stillness of the trees, listening to the river, surrounded by Mother Nature was one of those experiences you can't put into words but is just magical. My husband and I played cards, drank wine, enjoyed wonderful local food, ate fresh, beautiful breakfasts made daily by house chef, Kari , visited local wineries and even got to kiss a real kangaroo. We will be back. Yearly. read more

We have stayed here twice - once in the summer and once in the winter - and in different treehouses both times. In July we stayed in the Burl (their newest one) and yesterday we stayed in the Trillium. Both of these treehouses are so amazing. The Burl is a little smaller and has a very romantic feel to it; the trillium has tons of windows, is bright and airy and has a river view. Both have lofted beds that are ridiculously comfortable. The breakfast is a huge spread of homemade foods - on our most recent visit there was plum jam scones, ham and cheese scones, a sweet and a savory bread pudding, sticky buns, granola, yogurt, fruit.... They make the best lemon curd there too - that's my favorite! In the main lodge they also have cookies, wine and tea in the afternoons. If you go out for dinner I would highly recommend the fall city bistro - we had such a good dinner there in July (sadly it was closed for renovations during our most recent visit). I would highly recommend coming here! It's the perfect spot to relax :) read more

First, some points of disclosure: I was part of the "we" with C.B. of the 8.1.09 review, I didn't have direct dealings with THP's owner, Pete Nelson, and because of unrelated circumstances, I had limited experience of the apparently gorgeous property, pretty much confined to the lodge. That said, I feel compelled to write a review, because I was tremendously disappointed by the way the brief stay turned out. Nobody's perfect. I get that. But if our experience demonstrates anything, it's that even a well-meaningly laissez faire approach can overshadow all the beauty and wonder of a concept in hospitality, especially at $200 a night. Here's the deal: if you are as enthralled by the idea of sleeping in/among treehouses in a beautiful wooded environment as we were, and you decide that you must try Treehouse Point, take excellent stock of what your expectations are for your dollars. When you are setting things up for your stay, ask for a written run-down of: * check-in/check out procedures and policies (time, who to expect, keys, etc. Trust me, that's important, and you may be surprised) * whether or not breakfast is included with your room and what it comprises and what time it'll be served. Are there other meal options nearby? is the kitchen off limits? * schedule of housekeeping service and where to expect it (where do you dispose of trash on the grounds? recycling?) * amenities and toiletries included or not, and in what rooms (can you expect soap in the bathroom? what happens if you run out of toilet paper?) * climate control options and what help you can expect if things get less than comfortable (management doesn't seem to be on-site) * who is available if you need help, have a question, or an urgent issue, and how can you contact them? (public phone not in evidence, though I might have missed something) * any other policy issues the host might not have mentioned. Knowing the answers to these questions in advance can help you make an educated decision about staying, because there was no guide, no documentation and little communication of any of it before and during our visit. The web site is visually nice, but little help on these points. Don't take anything for granted, so if you do decide to move forward, you'll be better able to avoid the frustration of paying premium prices for what we thought was a low-key B&B but the owner apparently sees as a hands-off site rental. I don't doubt that the first reviewer had an amazing time, but as they say, "It's all good until it's not." The proof is in how a host handles things when they're "not". read more

We stayed in the Burl for two nights and I think that is the BEST treehouse if you're visiting as a couple. It has the only bathroom (sink and toilet) of all the treehouses. Temple of the Moon would also be a good option, but we felt the comfy loft of the Burl made it more treehouse-like. The price is pretty steep for a two night stay. Our total price was $752. I've stayed at luxury 5 star hotels around the world for much less. If you go in expecting pure luxury (because of the price) I think you would be disappointed. Luxury B&B and hotels would have much a better breakfast selection (more gourmet) with table settings and will serve you drinks. None of that here. Think of this as upscale camping/glamping with a one-of-a-kind experience and your expectations will be better placed. It comes down to supply and demand. I looked at other treehouses and Treehouse point seems to be the best and nicest out there open to the public. They are so popular, so you pay a premium to get to stay there. It was a completely unique experience, so it was totally worth it for me. We were lucky that a spot opened up on our anniversary date too. We watched the episode which featured the "Burl" being built after staying there and it was neat to watch. There is nothing to do in Fall City, and the food choices are pretty dismal in the area. The shower facilities are nice and updated and they keep the place pretty clean. read more

Doesn't let you re-schedule or refund tours. It's snowing today, we are sick, and still we cannot re-schedule the date of our tour. That's $84 wasted. I don't understand how allowing us to come for our tour on another day would be bad for their business. I was hoping to enjoy the tour and then find a time to stay there, now I won't have the chance to visit! read more

I stayed in the Trillium treehouse for a 1 night visit. My husband and I had planned our Seattle trip around us visiting Treehouse Point. Let me tell you - 1 night is not enough! If you have the opportunity to stay here, I would recommend staying at least two nights to fully enjoy the atmosphere and accommodations. To me, it was worth every cent I paid to be able to spend time here, and to spend the night in a real tree-house. The treehouse was nicely furnished and it had a cozy, home-y feeling. It was such a cool and unique experience. Most of the time my husband and I spent taking pictures of/in the awesome treehouse, just hanging out and enjoying the place; we also by stopped by the main lodge several times to peruse the books, play chess, and hang out some more. Damon, was such a great host - he made us feel very much welcome. We are certainly looking forward to our next trip to Treehouse Point! read more

Unbelievably amazing stay. We stayed in the Temple of the Blue Moon. You can hear the river rushing if you open your windows. It stays warm and the human waste composter works. Pete and his staff are all really nice. The breakfast is totally healthy and delicious. Perfect. Book at LEAST 6 months in advance of when you want to go. read more

I cannot say enough good things about this place. Most amazing staff, beautiful landscaping and Pete's treehouses are priceless. The craftsmanship, originality and uniqueness of each treehouse was almost too much to take in. Kudos Treehouse Point for an experience Ill never forget. I am already planning my trip to stay the night in Bonbibi Thank you for great memories, keep up the good work! read more

A dream came true!!! To stay in a Tree House "The Nest" very small but cozy. We loved everything about the tree houses and the service we received. Wonderful bed and the heat was on point, we slept very well. Breakfast was homemade and filling. Excellent staff and visit to Falls City. Great weekend to reconnect with each other. No need to go on and on about Greatness. #Buckelist16 read more

We stayed in the Temple Of The Blue Moon for our 4 year anniversary and it was an incredible experience. We loved every thing about this place. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Great breakfast, it's a must and the treehouse it self was amazing, very cozy and peaceful especially with the window cracked open. We hope to return and try another Treehouses. Highly recommended this place you won't be disappointed. Especially if you like the outdoors and the sounds of nature. Note: Showers and bathrooms are private. read more

I have yet to stay here (it's quite expensive) but my husband and I got to tour the place and it was absolutely magical! Each tree house was better then the last. The entire feeling of the place was like a fairy tale. It was hands down one of our best experiences on our trip to Seattle. I love it here so much I would move to the area just to beg for a job at this place--that's how amazing it is! read more

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This place was amazing, everything we hoped it would be. From the cozy tree-house, to the wonderful staff!!! This is a nice little getaway that isn't too far from the nearby towns, but when there feel like you are hours away from everything (especially because there's pretty much zero cell service and their wi-fi barley holds a connection). We constantly heard the rushing of the river, rain/acorns/branches against our tree-house. We cracked the windows, lit candles, played some music and enjoyed books and games. They had a few to choose from but I'd bring a few of your favorites. We stayed in the Temple of the Blue Moon for 3 nights (and could have easily stayed a 4th). This was enough space for the two of us to not feel cramped but still get a tree-house experience. The bed was one of the most comfortable beds we've ever slept in. The Temple of the Blue Moon has it's own toilet-room for bad weather/night use but we usually used the 'community' one close by so we could wash our hands. The 'community' bathroom was just a bathroom with a single shower, and one person/couple used it at a time, not like a campground. It smelled like a porta-potty though. (I would say this was really my main complaint). I feel as though I read somewhere that soap/shampoo was provided (like in hotels) but there were just a few big jugs in the shower that were empty of shampoo, body wash and face wash. The towels were hotel-style and clean. The property isn't very large, but you still feel that you get your privacy, as it's very well laid out. There's curtains and trees blocking other tree-houses from view. There's a place by the river for bonfires in dry seasons, as well as tree-nets. Breakfast in the morning was fabulous, fresh and warm, strong coffee, homemade granola, yogurt, fruit and a pastry. Depending on when the other guests wake up there's a large table in the main house that allows you to seclude yourself or join others over breakfast. Everyone we met were from different places all over the US and had some cool stories for why they were in the NW. There was always water, coffee, apples and cookies throughout the day/evening. If you plan on staying a night or two plan on going out for food unless you can eat non-perishables. We went into Fall City, Seattle or Snoqualmie for our dinner. We love this place. We WILL be back and have recommended it to so many friends! read more

This is a review of the tour, which my visiting sister insisted we take -- and I am glad she did! This place is unexpected, gorgeous, and not far at all from Seattle (about a 30-minute drive at 10 a.m.). The treehouses are so amazing -- not only simply and beautifully designed structures that work with (rather than destroy) the trees, they are decorated in interesting, soothing, appealing ways. I can't wait to come back here and enjoy an evening sitting on a treehouse deck, listening to the sound of the nearby river. A note that none of the treehouses currently have any kind of plumbing, but there are plans to begin adding composting toilets. In the meantime, there is a restroom not too far away (I've car-camped further from bathrooms) and they are busy constructing a new bath house. If it's anything like the existing structures, I'm sure it will be lovely. Our tour guide was occasionally spotty on details (not knowing how many acres, for instance) but we will give it a pass as she had worked there less than a month. Overall the tour was limited to a very do-able amount of people (you never felt like you had to wait too long to see a Treehouse or rush through one once you were in there) and pleasant. We got to greet one of the owners and chat with one of the carpenters at the end of the tour; both were extremely nice and friendly. We were also welcome to stay and hang out by the river for a bit and explore a couple other treehouses on our own. Tours were $15 per person. Kids are allowed on tours, but no children under 13 are allowed to stay in the treehouses for safety reasons. (That is a plus for many people, I am sure.) Overall, very cool place and I look forward to returning! read more

LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! I've lived in Washington for over 20 years & I just recently experienced Treehouse Point. I'd recommend this alluring Hotel/Bed and Breakfast to anyone that wants to truly experience life. The entire property consisted of stunning natural surroundings & absolutely incredible tree houses. If you enjoy camping, you would LOVE Treehouse Point! If you enjoy fancy hotel/motel stays, you would LOVE Treehouse Point! If you desire incredible customer service, you would LOVE Treehouse Point! Not to mention, if you love the Great Northwest, you would LOVE Treehouse Point! Can't say enough...please experience for yourself! read more

Hi there, A young couple coming to unwind/a christmas present after the holidays. It was a perfect, quiet, beautiful getaway. We stayed in upper pond which was cozy, smelled nice, warm, clean. I'd love to have stayed in one of the ones closer to the river but they are all booked up well in advance. It was fantastic to sit out on the deck and drink wine and just talk and enjoying the sound of running water. Truly great if you want to slow down and just hang out. Breakfast was delicious. I'm happy I read the Yelp recommendations to eat the granola - yum! And the spiced cake - double yum! The breakfast cook was super friendly. Overall, great experience. So happy I did a bucket list item. Well worth the money I'd say! read more

A few friends and I went on a Sunday afternoon organized group tour. The number of attendees (~30) was much higher than we imagined. Even after splitting the group in half, since most of the tree houses can only accommodate 4 people, the tour consisted of a lot of waiting around. There's no self-paced exploration of the grounds, even after signing a safety waiver. The heavily regulated environment seemed a bit excessive and cramped what could have been a nice hour in the woods. Tour: Intro was helpful and set a good tone Exploration of 8 amazing tree houses on the property Should be 1 hour, but drags on for 2 1/2 with all the waiting around Entry to tree houses is by suspension bridge, ladder, or stairs--no rope climbs Tip: Wear hiking boots or shoes you don't mind getting dirty. Tour should be rethought: should be self-paced with fewer restrictions, considering there's a safety waiver in place. Cannot recommend as is. read more

I made a reservation for one night at the Bonbibi treehouse to celebrate my husband's 30th birthday. He loves everything related to nature so I thought it would be the best idea to spend the night at a treehouse. I called them on the day asking if it was possible to check in a little early, because I was celebrating my husband's birthday there and since it was a surprise, I wanted to decorate inside and all of that. The lady on the phone was very helpful and I was able to check-in a little bit early to set everything up. My husband had no idea what we were doing and he loved it!! It was the best idea ever. The bonbibi treehouse is small but super cozy and with nice views. It has everything you need. The bathrooms are shared but super nice and clean. It is a little pricey but very worth it. It made me want to have a treehouse in my backyard too haha. Lovely place! :-) read more

TreeHouse Point - Celebrating my husband's 30th birthday at the Bonbibi treehouse! - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Issaquah, Washington

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Absolutely charming! Will definitely have to figure a way to return. Everyone involved was attentive, friendly, and helpful. They have certain criteria that keeps the area calm and quiet for everyone to enjoy. Seems that they keep close tabs on Yelp reviews since a lot of the feedback given by past reviewers, which I noted before my childhood friend and I visited, were addressed. We didn't experience any of the the issues noted. The shared bathroom did get a sort of porta-potty type chemical smell one of the nights, but that was cleared up the next day. The tree houses are well maintained, comfortable, and a joy to stay in. Each one has its own identity and characteristics adding to the uniqueness of the place. The property is relatively small but set up in a way that you can enjoy the small river that runs through it. Close to the road, but the noise was hardly noticeable from our tree house. The homemade breakfast each morning was a treat, great way to start each day. Fire pits, smore kits, hammocks, and yoga classes made this an amazing experience that made the whole time there very valuable. Heads up: Mostly couples seem to book here, but don't pass up if you are single. Take a friend who you enjoy laughing with or chilling with. It's a great place to re-energize or escape to. Also, if you are going and don't plan to leave the property for lunch or dinner make sure you take a cooler with provisions and ice. There is no fridge access or ice on the property. They offer home baked cookies, tea and coffee but you'll be left running to town if not prepared. read more

I have traveled far and wide, and this is the most memorable stay! It's a childhood dream come true: Swiss Family Robinson with electricity. These are truly tastefully designed, cozy and nurturing tree houses. I stayed in Trillium and my friend stayed in Temple of the Blue Moon. We both agreed the experience is magical and transformational. The staff is very sweet and friendly. Katie the massage therapist gives awesome treatment. read more

A truly magical place! Staff is incredible and completely attentive. Breakfast provided by the cook in the morning is delicious and offers a great variety and selection. I would suggest making it a couples retreat and stay in either the Burl (where my wife and I stayed) or the Temple of the Blue Moon to get as far away from the highway as possible so you can hear the river as your "sound machine". Then enjoy the rock stacking by the river - and night making a fire and making smores! Kudos to Pete and Judy Nelson for providing such a loving and caring place for people to relax! read more

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This is the third time I have had the pleasure of going to Treehouse Point! It is truly a magical place. I had family up from Texas and I put them up at Treehouse Point and they loved it so much they said I should have a treehouse built on my property!! What a great idea, I'm in read more

We took a tour of Treehouse Point, which is the affordable way to explore this special place. One night will set you back about $400 (there's typically a 2 night minimum), so we were excited to see a $25 tour option. We were lucky to do the tour on a day when all six treehouses were available for viewing. Each treehouse is unique in its own way. Our favorites were Burl, Temple of the Blue Moon, and Trillium. All of the treehouses smelled soo good. The only downside to the tour was the group size. We loved going in the treehouses but a lot of the tour was spent waiting for a dozen people to cycle through each one. If they limited each tour to 6 people, it would move faster, which would allow for additional time slots and a less crowded/more enjoyable experience. read more

I think everyone should come stay a day at Treehouse point. WHY? Because it is AWESOME and WORTH IT. My three best friends and I stayed here last month for a night and we had the best time. No cable, no internet.. just us. We stayed in the Upper Pond that had bunk beds, you climb a ladder to get up, and a pulley system to haul your bags up. We had snacks, drinks, and pretty much had a little treehouse party. We loved that we were surrounded by the pond and it was raining at night which was also really dope. You can't hear anything and even if we thought we were being too loud, you walk out onto the balcony and all you hear is the rain and the water. We went to the guesthouse at night and made smores at the fireplace (they provide a kit for you int he kitchen) Then we grabbed some cards and gambled back at the tree house. It was a great time! read more

I had an amazing stay at TreeHouse Point I drove from Sacramento California to go there and it was totally worth it. The staff is so amazing everybody there is nice. The grounds are beautiful and peaceful and well-kept I really enjoyed my stay in upper pond I will definitely be going back to visit again. I also got to meet Charlie Pete son and he was really nice and I was happy that I got to meet him. So I would recommend a treehouse point to anyone for a nice quiet getaway thank you so much treehouse point you guys are all awesome. With love from Sacramento California Jennifer Russell read more