The Hosteller Lonavala

The pool is well maintained, and the place looks great with the lights on after sunset. It’s a compact hostel, but they’ve made good use of the space, with carrom, pool, chess and table tennis indoors, plus badminton, pool volleyball and cricket outside. It’s a fun weekend spot for meeting people. Couples pay around 2500 per room per day without food. The canteen menu is limited, though you can order from Swiggy or Zomato. Rooms are small but enough for two; male and female dorm beds cost 800 Rs each.

At the hosteller lonavala, city centre, I found the room clean, cared for, and comfortably furnished. The bed was especially cozy, with crisp sheets and plenty of pillows, so I slept well. It was a pleasant stay, and I’d recommend it to groups looking for a convenient, comfortable place. I’d be glad to come back.

We were in the female dorm, where a leak left about half the room and beds unusable. The location for the hosteller Lonavala had changed and the listing hadn’t been updated, and the common area wasn’t a place anyone would want to hang out. Food from the restaurant took ages. My friend was also treated with an attitude by staff, which was the last straw. I won’t stay here again or recommend it. Jinal did help us quite a bit, though, so thanks to her.

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