Nestled between the romantic landscapes of Rome and Tuscany lies an 18th century Italian gem, La Piantata. This enchanting farm is an oasis for those seeking tranquillity, nature and sumptuous dining.
Upon arrival at La Piantata, guests can choose from a variety of boutique accommodations. While some may prefer nature-inspired rooms or traditionally decorated apartments with cosy kitchenettes, the real showstoppers here are the majestic treehouses nestled among ancient pines and oaks. Perched 7-8 metres above the ground, The Black Cabin Treehouse and the Suite Bleue Treehouse offer breathtaking views of sun-kissed lavender fields and sprawling olive groves.
The Black Cabin Treehouse, with its 87 square metres of luxurious space, claims the title of one of the largest treehouse hotels in Europe. Perched 7 metres high and sheltered by a 200-year-old maritime pine, guests are treated to panoramic views of a vast olive grove, lavender-clad hills, the Cimini Mountains and even the distant sea of Tarquinia.
Every corner of the Black Cabin Treehouse exudes opulence, thanks to the imaginative designs of the renowned Claudia Pelizzari of the Archiglam studio in Brescia. Pelizzari's vision was to combine glamour with luxury, juxtaposing contrasting colours with organic fabrics such as linen and cotton. The materials chosen for the tree house - Canadian cedar, glass and steel - add a touch of modern elegance.
But luxury doesn't stop at aesthetics. This treetop escape is equipped with the latest technology: ambient LED lighting, black steel panels, mirrored walls, an Etruscan Bucchero backdrop and a high-definition flat screen with a Bose home cinema system. The Tree House even has a Corian and crystal shower, a state-of-the-art dressing room and a relaxation area with stunning sea views. Heating and air conditioning are provided for every comfort.
For those looking for a once-in-a-lifetime treetop retreat, the Black Cabin Treehouse offers this unique experience at a rate of €390/night for two.
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