Whether lost in the woods or on an heavenly island, ecological habitats are constantly renewing themselves throughout the globe. Many pioneers are looking for solutions to protect our natural resources and allow as many people as possible to access these new houses built according to flawless and visionary ecological norms. Amongst the many eco-responsible stays, there is undoubtedly one that is sure to please everyone in the family: the hut in the wood, high on a tree. And where else than in northern Sweden can we see how attractive these holidays could be? The small town of Harads and its 600 inhabitants see tourists flocking from all over the world. The rural exodus had badly hit Harads just like it had hit the neighbouring villages. However, things changed thanks to Kent Lindvall, his wife and their rather surprising initiative. Indeed, instead of leaving their region, they decided to reverse the trend and bring their village back to life by creating a surprising hotel project. The story of the Tree Hotel began five years ago, when the couple decided to create six green and trendy huts.