If the bellhop at this fourteen room Beaver State resort tells you to
go climb a tree, don't get insulted.  It just means you've checked in.
 What's the name of this sky-high hideaway and where is it?

Hi sushmita780,

The answer is "Out 'n' About Treesort" in Takilma, Oregon.

"Vacationers may balk at the obstacles they must overcome to get to
their rooms at Out 'n' About Treesort: the bed and breakfast in
Takilma, in southwest Oregon, consists of 14 treehouses, entered by
ladders and bridges. Six are available for overnight stays-including
the Treezebo (combination treehouse/gazebo), which sits 11 m above the
ground; and the Schoolhouse Suite, which sleeps four and has a
bathroom with cast-iron tub, a kitchenette and a loft. For those who'd
rather use ropes to get to their rooms, there are tree-climbing
lessons, as well as arts courses, riding and "fish identification"
outings to the Illinois River."

Time magazine
http://www.time.com/time/pacific/magazine/20000814/ta.html

I hope that helps.

Best regards,
Rainbow

Thank you!  I truly apprecite it!