Cinderella Resort

The staff were the highlight for us, especially Akhter, who was always around to help and was very polite. We had a splendid mountain view, and Shogran was about a 1.5-hour drive away. The rooms were neat and clean, though we had to ask a couple of times before the hot water problem was fixed. Restaurant food was freshly made and nice, but the taste was just okay. It’s a bit expensive compared with other resorts, though the service and basic amenities were good. We had a great stay, and it’s the best resort in the vicinity.

We stayed in a duplex villa, and for the price it was an excellent place. The staff were very cordial and even let us stay until the evening, although checkout was at 11/12 o’clock. Their food is also better and cheap.

The cottages have wooden floors, which make the stay feel closer to nature. It’s a good place to chill in seclusion, a bit far from Kuakata Zero Point and away from busy life. Just keep in mind that the rooms don’t have some basic amenities such as a TV or AC.

It’s a fairly remote resort, away from the town’s usual commute, and transport is very limited because it’s far from Kuatakata Zero Point. There are seven cottages and five villas at present, plus a swimming pool. The place is moderately maintained, and I’d choose a cottage for a very short visit.