Log Thirty-Tree (Treehouse)

Log Thirty-Tree (Treehouse) in Saint Ann’s Bay is a quirky, nature-forward tree-cabin stay that mixes rustic character with practical comforts.

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Unique treehouse design: The studio-style tree-cabin is built from blue mahoe, giving the space a distinctly Jamaican look and a “grown-up treehouse” feel that’s memorable from the moment you arrive.

Self-contained studio setup: Inside, you get air-conditioning, WiFi, a smart TV, and hot water—plus a kitchenette with a full-size fridge and microwave, which makes simple meals and snacks easy between outings.

Relaxed outdoor vibe: Guests often highlight the peaceful setting and the chance to unwind on the deck in a hammock, with greenery around you rather than a typical hotel corridor.

Gated-community facilities: Staying here also includes access to shared on-site extras like a pool and a tennis court, adding low-key activities for downtime days.

Convenient Saint Ann’s Bay base: The location works well for exploring nearby highlights like Dunn’s River Falls, Dolphin Cove, and Mystic Mountain, while still being close to everyday essentials like shops and dining.

Small-space trade-off: As a compact studio treehouse, it may feel tight for travelers who prefer larger rooms or lots of indoor lounging space.

Bathroom layout: The shower area is sometimes described as snug, which could be uncomfortable for some body types.

Not a full-service hotel: This is an “entire place” style stay, so daily hotel-style staffing and on-site dining service may be limited compared with larger properties.

Pros	Cons
Blue-mahoe tree-cabin with memorable character	Studio layout can feel compact
AC, WiFi, smart TV, hot water, and kitchenette	Shower area may be tight
Gated community with shared pool and tennis court	Limited full-service hotel-style amenities