Tree Houses

At Post Ranch Inn in California, the Tree Houses are among the property’s most distinctive accommodations. Their triangular shape reflects the organic architecture designed by Mickey Muennig, in direct conversation with the preserved natural setting around the hotel. The concept is clear. This room type stands out first through its form, then through its position, raised 9 feet above the ground on stilts.

Access is via a stairway entrance, which immediately reinforces the feeling of a retreat set apart from the land below. This elevated placement gives the Tree Houses a very specific presence within the landscape of Post Ranch Inn. It extends the identity of the property, known for its close relationship with the Californian terrain, the Pacific Ocean, and the surrounding mountains. For a stay at this hotel, recognized among the notable addresses on the California coast, this room type expresses a precise architectural choice, conceived as an experience in its own right.