Welcome to Treetop Hideaways, offering some of the most unique treehouse rentals in Tennessee. Each treehouse is meticulously designed to offer a distinctive and luxurious experience that connects guests to the forest while providing a comfortable sanctuary. The level of detail is unmatched. Every window, sink bowl, faucet, light fixture, and flooring board has its own story. The collection has five unique treehouse rentals, built and designed by Treetops creator Enoch Ewell and his wife Hannah
Treetop Hideaways Experience the Best Treehouse Rentals in Tennessee
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Chattanooga Valley
Located just south of Chattanooga, Tennessee in the breathtaking Chattanooga Valley, our treehouse rentals offer stunning views of the mountains and forests. Each treehouse is designed to blend harmoniously with nature. Well-lit paths help you find your way home in the dark. Sleep in a tree while still enjoying modern comforts!
Luna Loft
4 guests · 1 bedroom · 2 beds · 1 bath
The Luna Loft, one of our most popular treehouse rentals in Tennessee, offers a unique treetop retreat with rustic and refined elements. This childhood dream come true is perched on a hillside overlooking the Chattanooga Valley. It is accessed via a drawbridge from the top of a large boulder protruding from the mountainside. The exterior is constructed from reclaimed materials, featuring 1860s barn wood, while the interior showcases aged beams, whitewashed plank walls, and floor-to-ceiling reclaimed iron windows that provide stunning views of the valley below.
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Elements
4 guests · 2 bedroom · 3 beds · 1 bath
Experience the ultimate escape in The Elements, one of our more unique treehouse rentals, in a class of its own. Overlooking Chattanooga Valley, enveloped in a canopy of leaves from a grove of 7 beech trees. Experience a luxurious walk-in shower lined with cedar and filled with plants. It is equipped with five shower heads and digital temperature control and features a tree growing right through the middle. You can sleep under the stars in the glass-roofed loft or indulge in the main floor bedroom surrounded by locally sourced cedar, oak, and walnut wood finishes. All of this is offered in a climate-controlled environment.
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Ruby Falls
Our Ruby Falls collection of treehouse rentals offers three unique treehouses perched just above the famous Ruby Falls tower on the side of Lookout Mountain overlooking Chattanooga. These treehouses are surrounded by lush forests and offer a peaceful retreat while being conveniently close to downtown Chattanooga’s vibrant city life and attractions, including Rock City, Ruby Falls, and the Tennessee Aquarium.
The Dogwood Treehouse
5 guests · 1 bedroom · 3 beds · 1 bath
The Dogwood Treehouse, a standout among our Tennessee treehouse rentals, offers a wheelchair-accessible stay with a blend of rustic treehouse playfulness and refined boutique flair. It provides a comfortable, climate-controlled stay with a queen bed in the main room and a floor-to-ceiling view of the Tennessee River and the city of Chattanooga below.
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the redbud treehouse
4 guests · 1 bedroom · 2 beds · 1 bath
Redbud was thoughtfully constructed, evoking the fondest memories of exploring old barns, having adventures in the hayloft, and building blanket forts. Every aspect of this treehouse bears a story, from the rough-sawn barnwood oak and reclaimed tin ceilings and trim to the quilt curtains, 1900s phonograph record player, and the wrought iron fence railing in the loft.
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The Wood Lily Treehouse
4 guests · 1 bedroom · 2 beds · 1 bath
Wood Lilly lifts you into the canopy of the trees and brings nature indoors, creating a wonderful blend of indoor and outdoor spaces. Surrounded by nature, this treehouse rental in Tennessee is adorned with ferns, vines, and other plants, hanging from above, and twining up trellises on the deck.
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“Treetop Hideaways stands as a beacon of what can be achieved when dreams are built among the branches, and it’s an experience that beckons to the soul, promising more than just an escape, but a return to the essence of living.”
– Glampalooza.com