The phrase "thatched huts" refers to small houses or shelters made with a roof covering of dried plant materials, like straw, grass, or leaves. Full definition
By the time the conquistadors arrived, in the 1540s, the cities were deserted, and the Spaniards found only primitive tribes living in thatched huts in the forest. (newscientist.com)
The various detached buildings on the Mukan complex combine the design of traditional thatched huts with the exclusive and contemporary feeling of a chic boutique hotel. (luxuryretreats.com)
A small cluster of thatched huts comes into view, and Flynn sends an ambassador party on foot to ask the inhabitants whether we may camp in the area. (scientificamerican.com)