Islanna, near Falköping, was a family farm until the early 1980s. Today, it’s an organic-focused hotel with three traditional Swedish-style wooden treehouses and a bakery. The first red treehouse, ‘Andrum’ (Breathing Room), is located 6.5 metres up in an aged oak, overlooking Lake Hornborgasjön. The second treehouse, ‘Sjunde himlen’ (Seventh Heaven), is a green and yellow villa with elaborate embellishments, inspired by the old tree buildings in the towns of Trosa and Hjo. The newest tree house, the red 'Himlajord' (Heavenly Earth) is inspired by the original farmhouse, with a porch 9 metres above ground. In the morning, a breakfast basket with freshly home-baked bread is winched up to your balcony.