
A study in simplicity and serenity, this treehouse invites you to strip away the nonessential and reconnect with what matters. Upstairs, a king bed floats beneath open skies, framed by wood, light, and the rustle of the canopy. Down below, your private bath is carved into the landscape. This isn't just a place to sleep. It's a place to be.
Typical from 160 USD per night over the next 60 days, room only, before taxes and fees.
| Sleeps | 2 |
|---|---|
| Beds | 1 |
| Size | 10 m² |
1 bedroom · king bed
The room splits across two levels. Upstairs holds the sleeping space: a king bed set beneath open skies, wood and light on every side, the jungle canopy close enough to hear. Downstairs, the bathroom is built into the landscape, private and grounded, its own quiet counterpoint to the room above. No extra furniture, no clutter. Just wood, air, and the two things that matter: where you sleep and where you wash.
Treehouse is one of MUSA's oceanfront hotel rooms, part of the wider 250-acre grounds running from the Pacific to the lagoon. Guests move freely across the property's shared spaces during their stay.
This is a compact room by design, ten square meters, built for two guests. The bathroom sits on a separate level from the bedroom, carved into the surrounding landscape rather than enclosed within four walls.

