Reviewed 27 April 2014
JMZ1971
Bangalore, India
Went there as part of a stay at their Himalayas property. Will probably opt to stay here the next time. Went with family including in law. And we came away wishing we had a place like this of our own. Very secluded. Getting there requires you to walk over rocks and a river for about 30mins. Guides carry your stuff. Get to a few acres big property where is no other construction. At the edge of a flowing river. Filled with farms growing everything from grains to strawberries – you can pick and carry as much as you want. And just seven rooms. Large sitout areas. Flanked on 2 sides by a vertical rock face about a couple thousand feet high. Rooms done in rustic style, but very very tasteful with a sense of fun – the rifle shaped umbrellas are very cool. Chill when you want to. Go for long long walks in the mountains when you want. A guide will come along if you want. The swimming pool formed by a waterfall is great. The highlight we saw in the day trip was Parital. Manoj, the manager is a great host – formerly with the Vanvilas, and also a horticulturist. So, great combo. Great with kids. And when you are done with a long tiring day, or want a break from relaxing, enjoy the incredibly tasty vegetables grown right there.
Stayed April 2014, travelled with family