Sweden
Deep forest and long light, where a stay in the trees counts as a proper holiday, not a novelty.
Boreal forest covers most of the country, and Swedish design culture treats a well-built cabin in it as seriously as anything in a city — architect-designed tree rooms and primitive off-grid huts both count as destinations in their own right, not just a place to sleep between sights.
Places in Sweden
Logged in Sweden
Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge
Skinnskatteberg, SwedenMoss-roofed forest huts with no electricity, built in the style of old charcoal burners' shelters.
Treehotel
Harads, SwedenArchitect-designed tree rooms in the pine forest outside Harads, each one a different piece of architecture.
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Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge
Skinnskatteberg, SwedenMoss-roofed forest huts with no electricity, built in the style of old charcoal burners' shelters.
Harads
A tiny village in Swedish Lapland, known well beyond its size for what's built in its pine forest.
Skinnskatteberg
A small forest municipality in Bergslagen, old mining and charcoal country now mostly given back to the trees.