Kushal R.
My toddlers had a whole garden to explore and run around in, and they loved seeing the cute white bunnies the resort staff keep. This stay was probably more for them than us. Breakfast was just parathas, but they tasted heavenly. They grow their own vegetables and make organic food, which is a real plus. The retreat covers acres, with 16 spacious, beautiful cottages, big trees and a large garden. It's a 10-minute drive from the main highway. Mr. Apoorva was thoroughly professional from check-in to checkout, and special mention to Mohan Ji, who made sure we had everything we needed. My twins were very fond of him. It was a last-minute discovery, and a beautiful one. A few things to keep in mind if you're considering a place like this: it’s an open farm, so winters will be colder than at home. With all the trees and greenery, expect mosquitoes in the room. They have Mortein, which will be a lifesaver. We booked at the last minute and had to order food from Zomato, which usually takes 40-45 minutes, so be patient. There’s no TV or WiFi, so book accordingly. On a farm stay you hardly need a TV, though I understand WiFi feels necessary these days. For a shorter stay, mobile data should do the job.
