Treehouse set 13 metres above a Swedish public park, with rope ladder access only.
Treehouse in the middle of central city park
The Woodpecker hotel is another brainchild of Mikael Genberg, artist and innovator of this hotel and its sister, the underwater Utter Inn on nearby lake Malaren.
Thirteen metres is a long way up any tree, let alone a 130 year oak tree in the central park of Västerås near Stockholm, Sweden. Reached via a sturdy, but wobbly rope ladder the platform has an impressive view of the park below and out to the lake beyond. Pull up the rope ladder and you retire to find the treehouse well thought out and equipped.
While you need a head for heights to climb the rope ladder the property itself is on a very sturdy platform with a great vantage point over the people below you.