Iconic Kenyan 'Treetops' hotel where Elizabeth II became Queen is to ditch royal connections and embrace its links to the Mau Mau rebellion that led country on path to independence from Britain

The Treetops - an elaborate three-bedroom shack on a tree at the edge of a watering hole in Aberdar National Park - was where Elizabeth became Queen after King George VI's death.

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