The Machan - A Tree House Resort in Lonavala

At The Machan we’re not just selling you a room … we’re in the business of curating experiences that last a lifetime

The Machan is an exclusive eco-resort with unique tree houses rising 30 - 45 feet above the forest, offering complete serenity to those looking to escape into nature.

Located in Jambulne, one of 25 biological hotspots of the world and a mere 2.5 hours drive from Mumbai or 1.5 hours drive from Pune, the Machan makes for an accessible weekend getaway.

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Over 20 years ago, we set out to find the ideal land for a weekend getaway from Bombay. The criteria: wooded, peaceful and serene. Today this dream stands realised as The Machan.

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The Machan offers a fantastic opportunity for those looking to conduct business or host events in a unique setting. Our arboreal units are complemented by a 3,000 sq ft arboreal Executive Centre with Air Conditioned indoor space equipped with 120-inch projection system, 5.1 surround sound, a microphone and standard meeting paraphernalia.

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The Machan is proud to present PrimaEscapes - Our very own boutique holiday villa rental service. With a handpicked selection of vacation villas second to none, we are dedicated to delivering a seamless, stress-free experience of renting a luxury vacation home that suits your needs.

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Origin

Over 20 years ago, we set out to find the ideal land for a weekend getaway from Bombay. The criteria: wooded, peaceful and serene. Today this dream stands realised as The Machan.

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The Spa

Let your trouble and tensions melt away with our relaxing therapies conducted to sounds of nature, surrounded by green in a cabin hidden in the woods.

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Explore

At The Machan there is something for everyone. Trekking along 4 kms of marked trails, engaging in birding or exploring the historical fortresses and caves around are just a few options.

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Research

Through your visits you are also supporting critical research on the Westerns Ghats - A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world's eight “hottest hotspots" of biodiversity.