Selecting your treeroom at Treehotel is the first step in crafting your unique Arctic adventure. Each room is a distinct architectural statement, designed by a different renowned firm. This guide will help you navigate the options to find the space that best suits your travel style.

The Mirrorcube

Designed by Tham & Videgård, the Mirrorcube is an enchanting hideaway that blends seamlessly into the forest thanks to its reflective walls. Inside the mirrored façade lies a comfortable retreat for two and a hidden balcony. It’s a magical experience where reality and illusion harmonize.

Best for: Couples seeking a unique, romantic getaway.
Note: Features an incineration toilet and water dispenser. Accessibility is rated easy.

The Mirrorcube treehouse at Treehotel, with reflective walls mirroring the surrounding Swedish forest.
The Mirrorcube treehouse at Treehotel, with reflective walls mirroring the surrounding Swedish forest.

The Biosphere

Designed by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), the Biosphere is an eco-conscious haven focused on sustainability and connecting with vibrant birdlife. Accessed by a suspended bridge, it features an eco-shower, sauna, and a roof terrace accessible during snow-free months.

Best for: Nature lovers and those passionate about innovative, sustainable design.
Note: Moderate accessibility with varying steps. Designed for two people.

The Biosphere treehouse at Treehotel, designed by BIG, with a facade covered in bird houses for sustainability.
The Biosphere treehouse at Treehotel, designed by BIG, with a facade covered in bird houses for sustainability.

The Bird’s Nest

Designed by Bertil Harström, this room is camouflaged as a gigantic bird's nest, making it a haven for introspection. It’s accessed by a climbing ladder and is perfect for families, featuring one double bed and two single beds.

Best for: Families with older children or anyone seeking a true adventure.
Note: Only small luggage can be brought inside. Large suitcases are stored.

Cozy wooden interior of The Bird's Nest room at Treehotel, featuring a double bed and single beds for families.
Cozy wooden interior of The Bird's Nest room at Treehotel, featuring a double bed and single beds for families.

The Cabin

Designed by Cyrén & Cyrén, The Cabin is perched on a hillside overlooking the Luleå River valley. Accessed by a horizontal bridge, it boasts a spacious deck and breathtaking views, offering a romantic retreat immersed in nature.

Best for: Couples looking for romance and stunning valley views.
Note: Features an incineration toilet and water dispenser.

7th Room

Designed by Snøhetta, this is the largest treehouse, offering two bedrooms and a lounge. Its transparent floor provides a view 10 meters down, and the transparent railing reveals the vast Lule River Valley. It includes an eco-shower and incineration toilet.

Best for: Families or small groups seeking space, luxury, and awe-inspiring design.
Note: Easy accessibility and modern comforts.

The UFO

Another design by Bertil Harström, The UFO is an otherworldly experience suspended among the trees. It features one double bed and three shorter single beds, accessed by a climbing ladder. Small windows illuminate the interior, and you can feel the gentle sway of the structure.

Best for: Families with children who dream of a fun, unconventional space adventure.
Note: Adventurous access by ladder only.

The UFO treehouse at Treehotel Sweden, suspended among the trees for a unique space-themed adventure.
The UFO treehouse at Treehotel Sweden, suspended among the trees for a unique space-themed adventure.

The Dragonfly

Designed by Rintala Eggertsson Architects, The Dragonfly is a spacious and serene room ideal for both conferences and private getaways. Its rustic brown hue blends with the landscape, and large panoramic windows frame the river valley.

Best for: Those seeking space for work or a tranquil retreat with small groups.
Note: Includes a shower, incineration toilet, and water dispenser. Easy accessibility.

The Blue Cone

Designed by Sandellsandberg, The Blue Cone embraces tradition and simplicity. It features a double bed and a sleeping loft with two single beds, an eco-shower, and a reflective mirror that amplifies the beautiful view. It's the only room that allows animals for an additional fee.

Best for: Families and those traveling with pets who need an accessible option.
Note: Accessible via a ramp. A step ladder accesses the loft beds.

The Guesthouse

Where everything once started, The Guesthouse offers a warm and welcoming retreat in preserved heritage rooms that take you back to a homely environment from the 1930s to 50s. It features six rooms with capacity for 14 beds. For those rooms without their own shower and toilet, facilities are available nearby in the hallway and relax room. It's the perfect place to unwind by the fireplace after a day of exploration.

Best for: Travelers seeking a more traditional, ground-level hotel experience with historic charm.
Note: The main check-in, restaurant, and common areas are located here. Free WiFi is available throughout.

Warm and rustic interior of the Guesthouse at Treehotel, featuring traditional Swedish decor and a cozy fireplace.
Warm and rustic interior of the Guesthouse at Treehotel, featuring traditional Swedish decor and a cozy fireplace.

Need Help Deciding?

With so many incredible options, the choice is deeply personal. Consider your desired level of adventure, accessibility needs, and whether you're traveling as a couple or a family. For detailed pricing and availability, always refer to the official Treehotel website.

For pricing details and more information, visit our main Treehotel guide.

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