Set between Kullu and Manali, Tree of Life Eila Art Hotel sits within deodar forests, with the Beas River flowing below and the Dhauladhar Range framing the horizon. Shaped by the idea of “earth”, the hotel blends art, landscape, and mountain living in a way that feels grounded and unforced, with design and nature flowing into each other.
What Awaits You
Rooms: The stay is designed like a hillside cocoon, with rooms spread across levels. Each room features minimal, contemporary interiors, warm comforts, and expansive mountain views, with many overlooking snow-covered peaks in winter.
Culture Spaces: The property brings together a strong artistic identity through the Nainsukh Art Gallery, showcasing paintings and sculptures, along with curated installations across the hotel.
Reflection: The Kitaab Kona library offers a quiet retreat with books focused on art, culture, cuisine, and regional stories.
Wellness: EKAM Spa provides holistic treatments, along with steam and sauna facilities for deeper relaxation.
Leisure: The Art Café by the pool is a relaxed space for coffee or light drinks with unhurried mountain views.
Outdoor Experiences: An open-air amphitheatre hosts performances and local cultural showcases. And a dedicated yoga deck offers guided or independent practice surrounded by forest and valley views.
Good To Know
Located between Kullu and Manali, with Bhuntar Airport around 19 km away
Best visited between March–June and September–November for clear skies and pleasant temperatures
Winters bring snowfall and colder conditions, ideal for a snow-mountain experience
Most rooms are accessible via elevator and include heating, tea/coffee facilities, and modern amenities
Well-suited for travellers seeking art, wellness, and slow, scenic mountain stays rather than adventure-focused trips