Tukulolo Treehouses

The treehouse is absolutely brilliant. If you’re looking for a true, authentic treehouse experience, this is genuinely something special. It really does feel like being up in the trees — like an adult version of childhood treehouses (no exaggeration!). Huge credit to the owners for the design and build — I’ve never seen anything quite like it anywhere else. The room facilities, considering how remote the location is, were very good. The bed was clean and comfortable, there was a mosquito net, and the bathroom was clean, functional, and had hot water. The rooms are well protected with nets and screens, which makes a big difference in this environment. There’s even a small fridge, which is a nice added touch. The shared kitchen is also excellent — fully equipped with all the utensils you might need, making it easy to self-cater if you want to. The management were also very kind and accommodating with breakfast, going out of their way to provide oat milk and granola for me, which I really appreciated. That said, it’s worth noting for future guests that there are no supermarkets nearby, so without this kind of support you would need to arrive fully prepared with food.

This is advertised as an airport hotel — it absolutely is not. While it appears close to the airport “as the crow flies” on a map, in reality it took around 30 minutes by car. I specifically booked it expecting a quick 10-minute transfer, so this felt quite misleading. Greater transparency here would really help travellers set the right expectations. There is effectively no reliable WiFi. This is not a suitable place for remote work. I was only able to get internet access because the managers kindly lent me their personal hotspot and even the main router — but this was only possible because I was the sole guest at the time. Under normal circumstances, guests would need to sit outside in the communal firepit area (in the jungle, with lots of mosquitoes) to access WiFi, which is far from ideal. There was also a power cut on my first day from 4pm to 9pm. Had I not already charged my devices, this would have been extremely difficult to manage. The combination of unreliable power and lack of WiFi makes staying connected quite challenging unless you’re fully prepared. The hotel is very remote — there are no nearby shops or amenities, and getting anywhere requires transport, which is expensive (around 50 Tongan paʻanga each way). I would strongly recommend either staying just one night, renting a car, or arriving fully prepared with food and essentials.

Such amazing facilities that we were not expecting for a treehouse, especially the high pressure shower. Breakfast is really good and has quite a few options from cereal, yoghurt, fruit and eggs. There is plenty of open space on the property to chill outside the treehouse with WiFi, as the room doesn't have WiFi. The only small downside is there are mosquitoes all over the place, but you get a fan and a mosquito net to sleep with so you arent bothered.

A szállás izgalmasnak tűnt a képek alapján.

Sajnos a szobai ágyak tele vannak apró alig látható miniatűr valamiféle picike bogarakkal.

Gorgeous houses, really relaxing, nice light breakfast, staff super helpful and available for questions and chats. We would stay there again without any doubt!

Nothing really, but there’s just a few things I would improve: the mosquito net was falling on our heads as we slept so it would be nice to have it tied to a bed head or something, the kitchen didn’t have any products to clean it and it would have been nice to wipe the table after we used it, there are lots of geckos around and they poo everywhere so sleepers of flip flops for inside the rooms would be great. Hope this gives you some ideas on what to improve!

Echt een leuke ervaring. Personeel was zeer behulpzaam en eten wat ze serveerden was heerlijk.

Locatie is best afgelegen. Huurauto is wel gewenst.

Truly unique property and the owners were amazing. We had evening meal there 3 times and the food was really good.

Nothing!

Really lovely place to stay. Treehouses are really well made with good sized room, hot shower and lots of nice things (eg plugs everywhere, low power lights to not attract to many insects etc). I appreciated the bug nets on the windows and over the bed. The staff were lovely (particularly Ella). The food onsite was good. I also appreciated the pool table and board games to help pass the time. Having a kitchen was super helpful it gave you flexibility on when to have breakfast and you can make your own meals etc.

I understand it would be tricky to get internet in all the rooms but I think it would be good if you could get it in the kitchen area so you weren’t outside getting eaten by mosquitoes. Also the have out stones down on part of the outdoor area and it would be nice if they were on all the outside area as the communal area can get quite muddy.