We had a truly memorable stay at Tree of Life Oak Binsar! The property itself is beautifully nestled amidst serene nature, offering breathtaking views and a peaceful ambiance. However, what made our experience exceptional was the impeccable hospitality. A special mention to Manager Kailash and his wonderful team — they took excellent care of us throughout our stay. From the warm welcome to ensuring every small need was met, their attention to detail and genuine care stood out. Kailash was always available with a smile, making sure we felt at home and comfortable at all times. Every member of the staff was courteous, helpful, and went above and beyond to make our stay relaxing and enjoyable. We left with hearts full of gratitude and look forward to visiting again. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a blend of comfort, nature, and outstanding service!

A very special location! It was such a joy to stay here at Grand Oak Manor - the staff took very good care of us, they were attentive and yet respectful of our space. The property and the gardens are very nicely maintained - especially when you consider the difficulty and challenges that the team face in terms of limited access to resources and park restrictions. They do an excellent job and really pay attention to the details. There are fresh flowers throughout the property, home made cakes and jams, strawberries picked from the garden. We walked the extended Binsar trail (about 13km) and enjoyed it a lot - but a certain level of physical fitness is required! Be prepared! Thank you Grand Oak team, we hope to return!

Our stay at Tree of Life Grand Oak Manor was blissful. Wonderfully attentive staff in a historic heritage manor, all set in the beautiful Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, with fabulous walking trails and staggering views of the Himalayas, including Nanda Devi (7800 plus metres). Tremendous sunrise and sunset views, comfortable rooms, really nice sitting room, veranda and garden, lovely mountain view room balcony and excellent food. Suits independent minded, nature and history oriented visitors who do not mind the 30-minute rather bumpy rocky approach via dirt track road. The extraordinary restful spiritual aura of the place is palpable and profound. It is an ideal resting place after the frenetic energy of India. 

Shower was uncomfortable and with lukewarm water at best. Would be nice if the shower head could be attached higher up without the need to hold it whilst washing

Location 5 stars. It's right on top with clear view of Himalayas and the valley. Staff was very supportive as I had 2 kids with me. Food was excellent. Recommended for 2-3 days stay as transit in and out of sanctuary is a big hassle.

Resort is 6km inside the sanctuary and roads are bad. Roads especially 2km before Dimba cafe it's unusable, car got stuck twice. Forest department should maintain it especially as they are taking good amount of charges. Senior management of hotels to push the senior officers. Otherwise resort was perfect.

Beautiful place, knowing its history which dates back around 200 years back. Old world charm still looms around. Hotel is at a bit height around 600 m from simba cafe which itself is around four KM from sanctuary gate. Be ready for some shaky drive. Food is very tasty, service is quick. Room are beautiful and clean. They serve high tea with complimentary snacks in the sunset lounge which is something to wait for. As sun goes down whole atmosphere covers itself in silence. You will find some insects but knowing its a wildlife are one should come prepared. Bring your own toiletries. Hotel staff will go all out to make sure you are comfortable and your stay is a beautiful one.

The manager Kailash was super helpful, we reached late and even our vehicle got stuck in the middle of forest during night. He came with his vehicle and helped us in reaching the resort. On food - great food options and taste, staff was courteous and competent.

The road leading upto resort could have been better, it was broken in patches.

Excellent service

Rough 6 km road, then inaccessible 600m road to manor. Fee for driving up and down short stretch to property if one needed to get to one’s own car seems a little greedy. Fee for driver stay is 1200 ind/per night.

We loved the resort being in the wilderness. The authencity and simplicity of the resort . The colonial vibes and silence of jungle take you to a different era.we loved the whole experience. Special thanks to Kailash and Rajan .They went out of their way to accommodate our every request. Loved it!!!

The pathway to resort from drop point can be improved.

Gas cylinder type heater is very risky for room. The approach road from entry gate to hotel is risky for car getting damaged. Hotel should arrange for their pickup vehicle. Very difficult rocky road.

The view from the property was nothing less than spectacular. The staff was abundantly helpful and the food cooked at the property was delicious.

The location was very hard to figure out initially. Google maps are not reliable so property people contact you to explain the directions