Tree of Life Resort & Spa Jaipur

I recently spent a weekend at this hotel. With a total of only 14 rooms, it felt very empty during my stay. Pets are allowed, though there's an additional charge of ₹2500 plus taxes. However, a key difference from many other pet-friendly resorts is that they prohibit pets from the restaurant area. The amenities were somewhat disappointing. The swimming pool was small and appeared quite unclean, with a distinct green tint to the water. The property itself isn't particularly large, and there aren't many activities available on-site. Perhaps the biggest drawback was the hotel's location and accessibility by road. Situated in a very remote corner, there were absolutely no road signs or markings to guide the way, and the roads leading to the hotel were in a completely broken state. The entrance to the hotel also lacked any sense of grandeur. High tea had no vegan options. Dining was also a negative point; the dinner menu was extremely pricey, and the à la carte breakfast offered very limited options. Overall, my stay was just average. It's a good place for relaxing. The highlight was seeing many peacocks roaming the grounds.

The resort is located in a forested area, with lush greenery and a large variety of birds, including peacocks. The common areas and grounds are beautifully done. Rooms are located at a distance from each other granting you privacy and silence; and are well equipped and clean. Food is excellent, with quaint things such as an ethnic tea stall and even make your own paan cart. There is a lovely pool and spa. Wi Fi and data worked well despite the remote location. We loved the place and hope to visit again.

Perfect Weekend getaway in jaipur, for experiencing the nature in its true form. It is not a resort but it is an experience. Please come here if you wish to experience nature serenity. Be it staff behaviour, be it food everything was above expectations.