"We arrived in the treehouse at night, which made it difficult to see the entire structure. Despite that, it was easy to feel charmed by the place. Quaint is not the word to describe it; rather it is artistic and bohemian in look and feel. Ros, the owner, welcomed us and had us remove our shoes before leading us to our room, the Eagle’s Nest, on the third floor. The rooms are built around a big acacia tree and are supported by poles. The staircase is narrow but not even it was missed by details. In between steps are wood planks carved with varying patterns from nature such as leaves and flowers." - Debbie Sion
Debbie is one of my good friend Fritz's high school classmates and is based in Davao City. I haven't met her personally. She wrote a good review of the Enigmata Tree House in Camiguin and it made me want to visit my paternal grandmother's home island this July.
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