Posted in Arizona February 25, 2019 by

Sleep Underneath The Forest Canopy At This Epic Treehouse In Arizona

Nothing quite compares to the spectacularly starry sky in the Arizona desert, and we’ve found an incredible place to stay that provides unparalleled views of the cosmos. Not only will you see the clearest night sky ever, you’ll also be sleeping up in the forest canopy in an amazing treehouse! Your life will never be the same after a stay at this Airbnb with a glass-paneled ceiling that’s located just minutes from downtown Prescott.

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Nestled high up in a grove of trees is this hidden gem that’s guaranteed to bring back your best childhood memories. Glass panels in the ceiling further enhance the experience, allowing guests fall asleep with an unobstructed few of the sprawling Arizona night sky.
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The treehouse itself only has a twin bed, desk, and dresser, but can sleep two people (get ready to snuggle up!); however, guests can access a shared common area below the treehouse 24/7. There’s also a full kitchen, bathroom, and laundry services.
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Complimentary coffee, fruit, and other snacks are offered in the main house - feel free to brew a pot yourself whenever you like. There are even several bikes to ride around downtown Prescott, which is only five minutes away!
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A spacious living room is a perfect place to sit back, relax, and cozy up with a good read. You might even run into the owner or his housemate, both of whom are happy to provide directions to nearby hiking trails and recommendations for attractions and activities in the area.
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At just $45 a night, this little hideout is an absolute steal. Its five-star rating (with over 300 reviews!) makes it undeniably clear that those who have stayed here agree.
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For more information, additional photos, and to book your stay, check out the treehouse’s Airbnb listing here.

Have you ever stayed in the treehouse? What’s your favorite unique hotel or Airbnb in Arizona? Here are a few of ours.