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One of the most famous hotels in the history of Kenya, Treetops is a haven for every person who wishes to view and observe Kenya’s wild game in close proximity. Treetops, a hotel that is set snugly in the deep forest of the Aberdare National Park, is famous all over the world as the place where Queen Elizabeth II ascended to the throne of Britain. She went up a princess, and came down a queen, for her father King George died in the night.
Treetops hotel is strictly for those who want to do some serious viewing and candid photography of Kenya’s wild animals in the Aberdare Ranges. This beautiful hotel set in trees is extremely peaceful and serene to attract wild game, which is why children under five are not allowed into it.
Treetops was first built in the year 1932 in the midst of the old migration path of elephants from the Aberdare ranges to Mt. Kenya National Park. Its prime location in front of a watering hole makes it ideal for viewing game. It has four viewing decks that enable patrons to be in close proximity of animals such as elephants, buffalos, rhinos and gazelles with no danger.
Treetops blends into the background of the Aberdare Ranges with its unassuming façade as a tree-house supported by stilts. Nonetheless, it is very posh and provides extreme comfort to all its guests. It consists of 48 cozy cabin-like rooms, two suites, a lounge where guests can sit and sip their coffee as they view the animals, a charmingly old restaurant with refectory tables and benches and two bars for animal-lovers to sit back and relax after a grueling safari.
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