We took our baby to experience a treehouse stay. Although they call it a 'treehouse,' it's actually a cluster of small wooden cabins right next to a ranch. Honestly, the room felt a bit ordinary. The loft in the cabin was a bit small and cramped because of the triangular roof. If it had been designed with a more traditional roof, it would have felt more spacious. It seems like a design oversight from the beginning. Everything else was fine, though. They even had a small toilet seat for the baby, which was a nice touch. In the mornings, opening the window on the balcony meant seeing lots of little animals, and the baby was absolutely thrilled! That's definitely the biggest benefit of staying in a 'treehouse' – getting up close with giraffes, camels, and zebras. The room was spacious enough for two adults and two children. Overall, it was pretty good. You can also feed the deer at the breakfast buffet, and they are so cute, gentle, and friendly – very approachable! All in all, it's a fantastic family-friendly hotel! Oh, and the service attitude was truly excellent. On the day we checked in, our baby wasn't feeling well and threw up all over the lobby. The staff kept reassuring us, saying 'no worries, no worries,' and that they would call someone to clean it up. They were incredibly understanding of the baby's situation, without any blame or impatience. We're very grateful!
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