Astroport Sariska “Treetop” by Eight Continents

First Impressions

Honestly, when I first heard about Astroport Sariska \”Treetop\” by Eight Continents, I wasn’t sure what to expect from a five-star property tucked away in rural Rajasthan. But driving through the gates in Roopbas — you know what struck me immediately? The way they’ve managed to create this bubble of refined luxury without losing the wild essence of Sariska. The name \”Treetop\” isn’t just marketing speak; you’re literally elevated among the canopy, and there’s something almost otherworldly about arriving here as the sun sets over the reserve.

Location & Setting

The location is actually brilliant, and I mean that in ways you might not expect. Sure, you’re about 200 kilometers from Delhi, but that distance works in your favor — it filters out the casual crowd and creates this sense of genuine escape. What couples seem to love most (and the 8.8 rating from pairs makes sense) is how isolated you feel while still having access to proper luxury amenities. The Sariska Tiger Reserve is right there, which means you’ll hear the forest waking up each morning. I’ve stayed at plenty of wildlife lodges, but this one gets the balance right between immersion and comfort.

The Room Experience

Each room here feels like a private treehouse retreat — and I don’t say that lightly. The elevated positioning means you’re getting views that change throughout the day, from misty mornings to those incredible Rajasthani sunsets. What impressed me most was the attention to sound design; somehow they’ve managed to create spaces where you can hear the forest but not your neighbors. The luxury touches are there without being overwhelming — think natural materials, thoughtful lighting, and those little details that make you want to just… stay put for a while.

Dining & Amenities

The breakfast buffet actually surprised me — in a good way. Often these remote luxury properties phone it in with food, but there’s real care here in balancing local Rajasthani flavors with international options. What I appreciated was eating on the terrace while watching peacocks strut around below (seriously, it happens almost daily). The spa treatments incorporate local herbs and techniques, though honestly, sometimes just sitting on your private deck feels more restorative. There’s a tennis court if you need to burn energy, plus a playground that makes this work surprisingly well for families seeking luxury without stuffiness.

Why Guests Love It

Here’s what I think makes this place special — it’s luxury that doesn’t fight with its environment. The parking is free and private, which matters more than you’d think when you’re this far from civilization. But really, people keep coming back because it delivers on that increasingly rare promise of true disconnection. You’re not just staying at another beautiful hotel; you’re experiencing what happens when thoughtful hospitality meets one of India’s most pristine wilderness areas. The 9.1 location rating from recent guests tells the real story — this isn’t just about the property itself, but about how it sits within something larger and wilder than itself.