As many others have said, the Redwood Treehouse experience is really something special and one-of-a-kind. Not only is it a unique space, but the story of its creation is also quite endearing. It's a long and seemingly circuitous journey to the treehouse from the Highway, at least the first time you do it. But Google Navigation got us there and back easily, and the additional directions from Mary Jane were clear and helpful. We were greeted by Martin, I believe, who was friendly, humorous, and welcoming. The property is lovely, idyllic, and has some great views, while the people are welcoming but unobtrusive. The trail to the treehouse is fairly long, about 1/5 mile, but it's well maintained and goes quickly after the first time once you know what to expect. The "reveal" of the house itself is fantastic, with cute Christmas lights guiding your way up the ramp to your aerial temporary home. And a home it is, with everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. The standard things are there, small (but complete) kitchen with utensils, plates, cups, etc., bathroom (with nice toiletries, EO soap) and towels, a fairly comfortable bed, a dining table and 2 chairs, plus reclining loveseat, and a TV. But there are little touches too that really made it stand out and feel extra welcoming, including a stocking of pantry staples (flour, beans, spices), along with a shelf full of a variety of books, and several (current and archived) guest books to peruse, plus a great photo album/storybook of the building of the treehouse itself. It's all a bit rustic, of course. You're staying in a house that has actual, living, growing trees coming right through it from floor to ceiling. The trees have bark, which you might just rub up against in the small bathroom. But it's actually surprisingly clean despite that. Furniture is comfortable and well used. Outside is a small porch with a pair of chairs for relaxing and enjoying the view and the air. There's a BBQ. And, of course, the hot tub! It's kept warm and is cleaned after each guest. Sitting in the hot tub - day or night - and leaning back and seeing the trees rise up above you is a singular experience. We were there in clear weather but I can imagine it might actually be even nicer in the rain, and several entries in the guest book described the lovely sound of rain on the treehouse roof. This is a unique, special, romantic place, a real get-away. After just one night - the only time we were able to book this go-around - we felt surprisingly relaxed and happy, just like a vacation is meant to be, even though it was so short. If you love rustic charm and solitude, this place will be a dream. You're left alone, just you and the redwoods, and it's heaven. Thank you Mary, Martin, and Randy Beaver the builder of the treehouse! Can't wait to...