OYO 10633 The Shivalaya Retreat With In

The food was a real letdown. Its quality and taste didn’t match the standard of the stay, and dining was a poor experience. Access is another problem: the property is across the river and reached by one narrow bridge, with room for only one car at a time. That can make getting in and out inconvenient and slow, especially when it’s busy. The rooms themselves were outstanding, comfortable, and well maintained, and the property has a lovely, nature close feel. It’s a great place to stay and relax, though the food and accessibility need improvement.

Dinner was amazing, especially the Himalayan chicken curry. Breakfast, on the other hand, had hardly any good choices or variety and seemed rushed. The main guy said there was an LPG crisis, so we understood. The hotel has spacious rooms with modern amenities, a huge playground, and a river running alongside that’s easy to access. Staff were smiling and courteous, though not very prompt. We had to ask several times for water bottles, a cup, and a towel, as those weren’t provided by default. Still, they were nice, so I wouldn’t count it as a problem area.

The food was tasty and came out quickly, and the resort’s service was top-notch. We loved the cottages’ interiors and the mountain views from the balcony. Big props to the architect, Mr. Parvesh kumar, for such a cool design. 🤩⛰️👏😋

It’s a perfect vacation kind of place, right by the bank of beas river, with everything accessible. They even have DJ nights, which make the atmosphere lively. The clean, well-kept cottages and generally helpful, courteous staff added to the stay. The food was tasty, though the pricing is on the budget-friendly side. All in all, a good riverside resort.