Deep inside a canopy of trees, only a short drive from the shoreline, this timber and glass cabin stands entirely on its own. There are no shared corridors here, no neighbouring doors. Just your own walls, your own water and the sound of leaves moving overhead.

The cabin opens straight onto a private pool that runs the length of a wooden sun deck. Draw back the sliding doors and the water is right there, catching the light in the morning and turning glassy and still after dark. Inside, textured concrete walls, warm wooden ceiling slats and soft sconce lighting create a calm, grounded room that feels closer to a forest hideaway than a hotel, while a cushioned bench by the window makes an easy spot to sit with a coffee and watch the trees.