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Mahina Treehouse

Honolulu, Hawaii

A one-bedroom treehouse tucked into the Tantalus hills above Honolulu, sleeping two, with ocean views, from $499 a night.

Wooden treehouse with spiral staircase, colorful chairs, and large window surrounded by green foliage
  • Multi-level wooden treehouse nestled in large tree with metal stairs, window opening, and colored seating
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At a glance

Price
$$$
Per night
$499 / night
Sleeps
2
Bedrooms
1
Amenities
Secluded
Good for
Couples
Price
Upscale

Mahina Treehouse sits above Honolulu in the Makiki/Lower Punchbowl/Tantalus area, elevated among the trees on Luna Pl. The structure is a single-bedroom, one-bath treehouse built for two guests, positioned to catch views out toward the ocean below.

This is a quiet, secluded stay geared toward couples rather than groups or families. There's one bed and one bathroom, so the layout is compact and simple rather than sprawling. The setting trades square footage for height and seclusion, putting distance between the stay and the city noise down the hill.

Nightly rates run up to $499, placing it in the upscale tier among treehouse stays. Booking and detailed house rules are handled directly through the official site, where guests are asked to review the full terms and conditions before confirming a reservation. The property is reachable by phone at (808) 561-8442 for questions ahead of booking.

Expect a stripped-down tropical retreat: a bed, a bath, the trees, and the ocean in the distance. It suits a short romantic getaway rather than a basecamp for a larger group, and the hillside Honolulu location means proximity to the city while staying tucked above it.

Good to know

How many people can stay at Mahina Treehouse?
It sleeps two guests, with one bedroom and one bathroom.
What does it cost per night?
Nightly rates run up to $499.
How do I book a stay?
Book through the official Mahina Treehouse website, where you'll also be asked to review the terms and conditions before confirming.
Where exactly is it located?
It's at 1248 Luna Pl in the Makiki/Lower Punchbowl/Tantalus area of Honolulu, Hawaii.
Is this treehouse suited to groups or families?
No, it's built for two and marketed toward couples rather than larger groups.

Details checked November 4, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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