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.

My sister came from USAwe were planning to gang out .i searched tree of life from google and booled one night stay in villa .very comfortable relaxing day we both spent.jitendra my bua's dtiver dropped a the property .lunch was delicious high tea was up to the nark in night we had thai curry woth roce .spa experience was amazing

Choosing this property was the best decision! Special thanks to Manish ji for the excellent service, and heartfelt gratitude to Manoj ji for arranging such a beautiful private dinner setup. The food was awesome and absolutely up to the mark. The entire property is aesthetically pleasing and perfect for photography.