Treetops Lodge.

A historic treehouse-style lodge built on stilts over a floodlit waterhole and salt lick inside Aberdare National Park. Treetops is world-famous as the place where then-Princess Elizabeth learned of her father's death and her own accession as Queen in 1952. Its 36 en-suite rooms and viewing decks put guests face-to-face with elephant, buffalo and rhino after dark.