Tree of Life Ecotainers Agra

The stay is very unique. The ambience is very good and a calm garden gives a very good feeling. The feeling in of staying in the exotic containers is awesome. Hygiene is top notch and the people in the resort coordinate nicely. The food is tasty and the breakfast is served in a very nice ambience outside the room.

Not a place to go. Not well kept.we had booked for buffet lunch. There was no one other than us having food.They gave an option for a tiffin. Food was having good portion, tasty but very basic. Not a very good experience at all. Need to be more professional and maintain cleanliness

The property was nice, clean, comfortable and the staff quick to help. However, it lacked a reception and in general an easy way to communicate with the staff if not through whatsapp. I really liked the concept though and once it is fully up and running, it is a very nice place to stay.

A great idea in a nice quiet location about 25 minutes out of Agra The room was clean and spacious Very friendly and helpful staff Would defiantly recommend if wanting to add something different to your India experience It certainly enhanced ours

I can’t recommend this place highly enough. The accommodation is unique and well appointed. The staff were wonderfully attentive. It’s the perfect place to relax and unwind. BBQ was delicious! I only wish we had time to stay a little longer.

Tree of Life should have had been patient to open this so called resort till they could actually create some sort of standards, engagement and aesthetics to the place...there is so much space, just lying idle...very scenic but nothing for the guests in terms of touch and feel; just the room in containers which is strictly alright from a basics perspective. Managed by a very few people, even locking and unlocking the room is dependent on them, but how to reach out to them time to time is also challenging. The landscaping is good but inadequate so far. The outdoor restaurant is lifeless and one hardly would bother eating there. The only good thing that I would like to mention is their meal tiffin which was more than sufficient and tasty food; well presented. Can't say the same about breakfast though which is just ok and very limited. What's bothersome that considering the resort is located in the outskirts of Agra, one would take that much pain to reach if it's worth; currently it's not...a half-baked affair totally. A big let-down, when something like two tiny pieces (2 portions) of rasgullas were charged a INR 650 for, the ones that usually are sold at sweet shop as 150-200 rupees half a kg. Such exhorbitant pricing for a resort which is still unfinished...leaves a lot to desire.