Treehouse hotels in Germany – complete overview 2025

Spend the night in a tree house hotel – an unforgettable experience surrounded by nature

Welcome to our comprehensive overview of all known treehouse hotels! Here you will find a carefully compiled list of the 48 most fascinating places to stay high up in the trees, sorted by country and federal state. Whether you’re looking for an adventure in the forests of Bavaria, a romantic night in the treetops of Lower Saxony or an extraordinary overnight stay in the treehouses of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern – our list offers the right treehouse hotel for every taste and every region.

What you can expect in this overview:

✅48 tree house hotels in 14 federal states
✅ Contact details and opening hours
✅ Dog regulations for each provider
✅ Interactive map with filter function
✅ Personally researched and maintained by me (last update: 11.07.2025)

Why spending the night in a tree house is so special

An overnight stay in a tree house is more than just simple accommodation – it is a unique experience that brings you closer to nature in a very special way. Imagine waking up in the morning and looking directly into the treetops, hearing the chirping of birds and enjoying the fresh forest air. Tree house hotels offer the perfect combination of adventure and relaxation. They are ideal for romantic getaways for two, exciting family adventures or for solo travelers looking for a break from everyday life.

The special atmosphere of a tree house hotel is created by the harmonious integration into nature, the loving design and the often sustainable construction methods. Many tree houses are comfortably and stylishly furnished, so you don’t have to do without any modern comforts. At the same time, they allow you to experience nature from a completely new perspective.

Dive into our overview and find the tree house hotel that will make your next adventure unforgettable! If you know any other addresses, please send me a message. I will then add the missing tree house hotels to the list.

Tree house hotels in Germany

Below is an overview of 42 interesting and exciting places to stay in the great outdoors. For the sake of clarity, I have divided the addresses into the tables of the federal states. Behind the name of the tree house hotel you will find (if already created), the link to the detail page here on Walderlebnispfade.de and the website refers directly to the operator.

Map view of the 48 tree houses in Germany

You can also filter by federal state in the map by showing the menu bar on the left. Simply click on the symbol at the top left.

Tree house hotels in Baden Württemberg

Tree house hotels in Bavaria

Tree house hotels in Brandenburg

Tree house hotels in Hesse

Tree house hotels in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Tree house hotels in Lower Saxony

There is something magical about spending the night in a tree house. Leaves rustle in the wind, the birds chirp in the morning, the wood smells and creaks. Pure deceleration!!!

Tree house hotels in North Rhine-Westphalia

Tree house hotels in Rhineland-Palatinate

Tree house hotels in Saxony

Tree house hotels in Saxony-Anhalt

Tree house hotels in Schleswig-Holstein

Tree house hotels in Thuringia

Practical tips for your tree house hotel stay

Best booking times for tree house hotels

Avoid peak season and save money: The most popular times for treehouse hotels are the summer months of June to August and the fall vacations in October. During these periods, prices are the highest and availability is the lowest. You should book at least 3-4 months in advance.

Use the low season: Stays in spring (April/May) and late fall (November) are particularly attractive and cheaper. Many tree house hotels offer reduced prices during this time, combined with a beautiful natural backdrop. In winter, only around half of the hotels are open, but you will experience a very special, snow-covered atmosphere.

Give preference to weekdays: From Sunday to Thursday, treehouse hotels are significantly cheaper and less fully booked than at weekends.

How much does an overnight stay in a tree house cost?

Price categories at a glance:

• Budget tree houses: €80-120 per night for 2 people
• Middle class: 120-200 € per night with upscale facilities
• Luxury tree houses: €200-400 per night with wellness and premium service

Note cost factors: Prices vary greatly depending on the season, facilities and location. Tree houses in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg tend to be more expensive than those in eastern German states. Tourist tax (1-3 € per person/night) and final cleaning (20-50 €) are often added.

Saving tips: Many hotels offer package deals with breakfast or half board, which are cheaper than individual bookings. Stays of 3 nights or more are often rewarded with discounts.

Packing list for a tree house vacation

Clothing and shoes:

• Warm clothing even in summer (nights can be chilly if there is no heating)
• Sturdy, non-slip shoes for stairs and walkways
• Rain jacket and weatherproof clothing
• Cozy slippers for the tree house

Practical items:

• Flashlight or headlamp for the evening
• Power bank (not all tree houses have many sockets)
• Mosquito repellent and after-sun lotion
• Own bed linen (if not included)

What you should look out for when booking

Access and safety: Find out about the type of access (stairs, ladder, suspension bridge) and the height of the tree house. People with a fear of heights or limited mobility should clarify this in advance.

Check equipment:

• Sanitary facilities: In the tree house or separate building?
• Heating: particularly important in cooler months
• Kitchen: Self-catering possible or restaurant available?
• WLAN: Not available in all tree houses

Pets and children: Check the house rules regarding pets and age restrictions. Some tree house hotels are only suitable for children of a certain age.

Video: The most beautiful tree house hotels in Germany

Tree house hotels with special facilities

Wellness and relaxation: Several German tree house hotels now offer whirlpools, saunas or even spa areas. Particularly noteworthy are locations in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, which offer wellness packages.

The top 3 for wellness lovers are:

1. Tree house hotel in Upper Bavaria – with private whirlpools and saunas
2. Baumhaushotel Seemühle – with the unique shepherd’s wagon sauna by the lake
3. Baltic Sea tree house hotel – with open-air whirlpool and panorama sauna

These hotels offer luxurious wellness experiences that go far beyond what you would normally expect in a tree house.

Culinary highlights: Some treehouse hotels have their own restaurants or offer breakfast on the treehouse terrace. Enquire about special culinary offers such as regional specialties or organic cuisine.

For nature lovers: many tree house hotels are located in nature parks or offer guided hikes, bird watching or other nature experiences. Perfect for anyone who wants to combine the tree house experience with active nature experiences.

What happens in bad weather?

Preparation is everything: most tree house hotels are built to be weatherproof and offer a safe experience even in the rain and wind. In fact, the sound of the rain on the roof and in the leaves can be very relaxing.

Indoor alternatives: Many locations offer common rooms, libraries or play areas as retreats. Find out in advance about the activities available in bad weather.

Flexibility in extreme weather conditions: In the event of storms or thunderstorms, tree houses can be temporarily closed for safety reasons. In such cases, reputable providers will offer alternative accommodation or free cancelations.

Tip: With the right preparation, your tree house stay will be an unforgettable nature experience – whatever the weather!

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