This treehouse is nestled in a beautiful forest. It was wonderful to be staying somewhere quiet, surrounded by trees, sleeping to the sounds of owls and trees rustling. The treehouse had a lovely outdoor bistro dining set that was a great place to chill and to eat meals. Overall, the treehouse was decorated well with a lot of fun knick-knacks to explore.
If you are staying here during the winter though, be mindful of how cold it gets. There is no insulation or heating in the treehouse, except for a small space heater downstairs. During the nighttime it was very cold, luckily the heated bed made it tolerable for sleeping, but hanging out at night was tough without much heat. Please note there are a small refrigerator and two wine glasses, but not much else for a kitchen. I would also bring flashlights and a camping lantern as there is not much lighting in the treehouse either. My partner and I brought glow sticks which was a fun addition to hang from the ceiling on the lovely stars that were already hanging up there.
The house did have a secluded feel, but I wish I would have known how close the host's house was from the Airbnb. The hosts do live very close to the treehouse. The treehouse is in the host's backyard. There is also another very small Airbnb room close to this treehouse on the property. The other Airbnb room is next door to the outdoor bathtub. I agree with the other comments on this listing that if someone is staying in that room, it feels a bit awkward to use that bathtub. There are some nice picnic benches around the treehouse, but again it feels awkward using them with the hosts so close by.