Free Spirit Spheres inc. — Hotel in Area H (Lighthouse Country)

I owe so much to this hotel. My experience was very life changing. After staying in this hotel, my life changed for the better, for ever... Those sphere made me see the world for what it is...

When I arrived there, I just couldn't believe it. It was VERY clever 😀. They attract rich hippies tourists that want to live like poor people for a few days and pay the same price than a luxurious hotel. And Yes ladies and gentlemen... people actually PAY 450$ a night for a dry toilet, granola bar, muffins and a house in a tree similar to a military barrack.

They actually don't really enjoy the experience, what they REALLY ENJOY, is bragging about it on Facebook to make their girlfriend jealous "URmERGUD! YoU SlEep In a SphERe in A TrEe?!". Proof that you could sell ANYTHING, as long as you create a good marketing campaign, people will buy it, wathever it is...

This hotel is for planet-saver, "Daddy is rich", hippies, living downtown in a condo, order uber eat and Starbuck every day, seeking to experience the misery that reality can sometimes bring to others, a reality that could never reach them because of their rich parents giving they money all the time. So they pay to experience misery.

Yo, the owner, you're geniuses, really, you charge more than a fancy hotel and all you need to do is pumps the dry toilet, buy a few granola bar and muffins at the grocery store on sale for the room, choose name for each sphere 😆 (Good marketing) and clean the sphere after the hippies are gone. Hahaha you deserve the nobel price of marketing.

My deepest...

Pros: The intersection between engineering, design, and nature will blow your mind. Everything has been thought out, rounded out, and softened out. It’s an adult tree fort with adult comforts. Lighting is calming and cozy. The hydraulic bed in Luna is genius. Comfy and clean bedding. The welcome basket can feed an army. The sphere has electricity, heat, coffee maker, plates and cutlery, filtered water, cozy nooks, dining table and seating. It’s amazing how roomy it feels because the space is so well thought out and the windows are large. You will spend equal amounts of time marvelling at the inner and outer workings of your sphere. Rosie and Tom are also super friendly and passionate about this place. ||Super clean inside. No covid concerns at all. Your personal outhouse is not an outhouse but a compost toilet that doesn’t smell and is also super clean. The bath house is also super clean, heated, and comes with bathrobes. You get your own private bathroom assigned to your orb. I hesitate to use the word “glamping” because it reduces this place to something commercial, which it is not. But the comfort level you is what you would expect at a place with full hospitality. You’re not roughing it. ||The physical spot is magical and secluded. The pond is a giant pond in the centre with an island in the middle. We saw horses, deer, bunnies and a river otter around the property. Curl up in the nook with a book and stare out nature for hours....

This place is magical and enchanting. We loved our stay! My daughter has been looking forward to this trip since she read about the “hanging hotel” in Nat Geo Kids magazine 7 years ago! She was finally able to go as you have to be 16 years old and it was a dream come true for her. The spheres are incredible. So unique and actually quite luxurious and comfortable. We were surprised to find our sphere decorated for my daughters birthday and a piece of birthday cake with a candle waiting inside. So thoughtful and made the experience even more special. Every sphere is provided with a really nice basket of treats- cheese, crackers, pastries,etc. The bathrooms are separate from the spheres but it’s nice that you actually have your own private bathroom assigned to your tree house. The bathrooms are really nice and have hot water and heaters. The composting toilet beneath each sphere was convenient and colored pencils are provided so guests can leave a note on the walls. The property is gorgeous and peaceful. It feels very enchanted. There are little surprises everywhere you look such as tiny fairy gardens, painted inspirational rocks tucked away, sparkling twinkle lights. We saw a lot of wildlife, including a bear! But it ran away as soon as it saw us and heard a barking dog. The owner and builder is a very nice man!...