TreeHouse Hotel Club & Spa

HOTEL OVERVIEW

You know what hits you first at TreeHouse Hotel Club & Spa? It’s actually the smell – this amazing mix of jasmine and fresh wood that just wraps around you the moment you step into the lobby. I mean, I’ve stayed at plenty of five-star places, but this one in Dhāruhera really caught me off guard in the best way possible. The whole property is tucked away in Ashiana Village, which honestly feels like you’ve escaped Delhi’s chaos without actually going that far (we’re talking maybe an hour and a half drive, depending on traffic around Gurgaon).

The TreeHouse concept isn’t just marketing fluff – they’ve genuinely built these elevated suites that make you feel like you’re floating among the trees. I stayed in one of the higher units during monsoon season last year, and honestly, waking up to peacocks calling while rain drummed on the canopy above? Pure magic. The spa treatments are where this place really shines though. They use local herbs and oils, and the therapists actually know their stuff – not just going through the motions like at some resort chains. The infinity pool overlooks these rolling Aravalli hills, and if you time it right around sunset (maybe 6:30-ish in winter), you’ll have some serious Instagram moments. What I really appreciated was how quiet everything stays – even when they’re fully booked, the layout keeps things peaceful. The restaurant serves this incredible Rajasthani-Continental fusion that shouldn’t work but absolutely does, and their chef sources vegetables from farms right here in Haryana.

Here’s the thing about Vasundhra Colony area – it’s not exactly bustling with nightlife or shopping, which is either perfect or problematic depending on what you’re after. For me, it was exactly what I needed for a proper digital detox weekend. The staff genuinely remembers your name and preferences, parking’s never an issue (huge plus if you’re driving from Delhi), and check-in was surprisingly smooth even though we arrived during their busy wedding season. The only minor gripe? WiFi can be spotty in some of the tree suites, but honestly, that might be a feature rather than a bug. If you’re looking for that rare combination of luxury and authentic local flavor without the tourist trap feel, this place delivers. Just book well ahead if you’re planning a weekend stay – word’s getting out about this gem, and availability fills up fast, especially during those perfect October-March months when the weather’s absolutely ideal.