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Luxurious Accommodation
Experience 5-star luxury at Finger Lakes Treehouse, nestled in Sodus just a stone's throw away from Women's Rights National Historical Park. Indulge in our well-appointed rooms with kitchenettes, offering the convenience of a fridge, microwave, and stovetop. Relax in our sauna or unwind on the terrace with breathtaking views.
Unbeatable Amenities
Enjoy complimentary bikes to explore the surroundings, free private parking for your convenience, and free WiFi to stay connected. Make use of our garden for a peaceful retreat, or socialize in the shared lounge. And don't forget about our barbecue area and hot tub for a perfect evening under the stars.
Convenient Location
With Lyons Park and Hobart and William Smith Colleges nearby, and Greater Rochester International Airport just a short drive away, Finger Lakes Treehouse offers the ideal location for your getaway. Book now for an unforgettable stay!
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Nice concept , retreat in the nature and relaxing experience , "glamping" experience, loved the fire hot tub , easy check in , 24/7 answering service. The cabins are tiny but cozy and have great sound insolation.
Honestly I pictured it all little different based on the massive social media campaign. it is still beautiful place but there were some details that would make the experience much more enjoyable. For example the fire heated hot tub is amazing but there is no way to regulate the temperature and it becomes boiling hot quickly, even providing buckets of cold water would help. It would be aslo nice if the management provided the firewood and you did not have to go and collect it yourself. The entire area only has 2 outdoor grills which is not enough compared to the number of guests.
I think it is bit overpriced and theer is lot of extras that you can pay like management heating your bathtub etc (which is in my opinion not neccessary you can easily do it yourself!)
Lastly I was looking for little more off -grid experience, and was surprised how is the place designed you have cabin next to cabin , different lay-out to allow more privacy would have been better .
Such a special space, made with such peaceful intentions. I really enjoyed the sauna and the wood firing hot tub. The pigs did not smell and actually were friendly and cute. One piglet got out and was hanging out with a wild rabbit. It was adorable. Comfortable bed and great kitchen
Very nice room, parking by cabin was small
It was very relaxing and comfortable.
Owners were hospitable, place was very clean, and the amenities were amazing!
I didnt like that I did not stay longer!
By far one of the best places we have ever stayed, we plan to stay again in the future! The staff was beyond amazing. Every interaction they were so kind, helpful, and respectful. There is a small walking trail on the property, along with a few farm animals that was cool to see. There is a goat that walks around the property as well which was very fun to see. We loved the idea of the wood fired hot tub and this was one of our favorites parts! Highly recommend this place!
This cozy retreat was just what we needed. Quiet and peaceful
It was all good. Very enjoyable
We loved our stay at the treehouse it felt like a peaceful little escape. The wood-fired hot tub was a highlight! It was a bit tricky to light at first, but my partner figured it out with the two fire starters provided. We didn’t buy more but didn’t need to; once it got going (just using two logs), it heated up quickly and was perfectly hot by sundown.
The setting was super quiet and relaxing. Even though the other treehouses are nearby, we barely saw or heard anyone, they’re very well soundproofed. The property itself is beautiful and well-maintained. It also felt good knowing the owners were on-site. They sent a kind welcome message at check-in and again at checkout. I believe we met Patrice briefly — she was so warm and welcoming.
Inside, the treehouse is like a cozy studio apartment. The bedding, pillows, and mattress were so comfortable, we both slept great. The air conditioning was amazing, especially since it was a hot day when we arrived. And being able to control the heated floors in the bathroom? Dope
The kitchenette was fully stocked with dishes, and we were able to cook our dinner easily. The sink is outside the bathroom (next to the kitchenette), which took a second to get used to but wasn’t a big deal. They also provided two plush robes, hand towels, two large towels, and a black towel which we appreciated.
The smart TV had a lot of options, though we mostly used it for background noise while relaxing. Each treehouse also has its own firepit & we thought we’d have to rent one, so it was a nice surprise to have it included. We made s’mores and had drinks by the fire, which made the night feel extra special.
The pond area was peaceful, and we saw a family of rabbits hopping around; adorable. On our last day, I finally saw Miller the goat (I would’ve been so sad if I missed him!). The pigs in the back were stinky, but honestly they’re pigs. We still went to say hi
The biggest issue for us was the shower. The water pressure was really low, which made it hard to fully rinse off — showering took longer than it should’ve. There were also no shelves or ledges inside the shower to hold toiletries or towels, which made things awkward. We had to place our soap and items on the floor. Even just a couple of suction shelves would make a huge difference.
Another small but impactful thing: it would be really helpful to have a mirror above the kitchenette sink, since that’s where you brush your teeth and wash your hands.
The toilet situation was rough. Every time we flushed, there was an overwhelming bleach smell. It was so strong it made me lightheaded, and we had to open a window to air things out. That was probably the most uncomfortable part of the stay.
There was a mirror in the room, which we appreciated, but a floor-length one would’ve been even better. Also, the spring-loaded curtain above the sink was a bit of a pain. The tension seemed off, and it was mounted high up, so we struggled to get it to close properly.
There wasn’t much space to put clothing. No dresser, no closet just a long ledge under the windows. Also, there was only one chair and no indoor table. We had to sit on the bed to eat, which wasn’t ideal. There are tables outside, but when it’s hot or buggy, being able to eat comfortably indoors (with the amazing AC) would been nice. However, we do plan to come back. It is a step up from camping :)
The linens were so comforatable
The sulfur smell was slightly overwhelming.
Does your dog need to get?
Very clean. Amenities were great. The smell of the well sulfer water permeated the bathroom and did not use the shower due to this. The sound of the generator at night could be disruptive to light sleepers.
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I would not recommend staying here in the winter. We couldn’t get the heating system to warm the place beyond 68 degrees (what the thermostat read), it did not feel warm in the treehouse-I was uncomfortably cold. There was a separate thermostat in the bathroom that only read the temperature, didn’t seem to work otherwise as we bumped up the temp on that with no results. In fact the temp read 67 when I got in the shower and 62 degrees when I got out-brrr! I think because the door was closed and there was no heat in the bathroom itself, the bathroom relies on heat from the rest of the treehouse, which doesn’t get in with the door closed. There is no bathroom sink, just the mini-kitchenette sink, which had no warm water, just freezing cold water so we ended up washing our hands in the shower. And the water coming out of the kitchen faucet had a strong sulfur odor. 6-8 inches of snow fell overnight and even by 9:30 when we were leaving, no one had shoveled or cleaned snow except some plowing on the walk back to the treehouses from the parking lot. The stairs up to the treehouses and walkway connecting them should have been cleared for safety purposes-the stairs were not safe. The novelty of this place might be worth more in warmer seasons but definitely not worth the price we paid for one night in the winter. We did not use the sauna or hot tub. They were nice and preheated the tub even though we didn’t request it but it didn’t get warm enough for us to try it.
Location was ok. Parking is far from treehouse
Confusing to obtain the key for unit. Poor lighting. No on sight staff. I was charged a different deposit than the contract stated.
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Property was very clean, beautiful setting. Quick area to relax.
The hot-tub was a wood fired hot tub so it was difficult to use. We had a good fire going but for some reason the water was not getting hot. Not sure if it’s because it was too late at night and too cold. But we used the hot tub once the whole time we were there.
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