Hotel Comfort Caves

The washrooms weren’t western style and weren’t attached to the rooms. Pillows smelled, and the rooms and washrooms were dirty, but management wouldn’t help change the pillows. There was no drinking water in the apartment either. We asked the owner if we could upgrade the room for an extra amount, but they refused. I wouldn’t recommend this apartment. Better to choose a dormitory or guest house in Nashik. This is an apartment room, not a hotel. I don’t understand how online platforms approved this kind of apartment as a hotel. We booked through Ixigo, but both the apartment management and Ixigo team failed to support us as customers. It’s a 2BHK apartment converted into a hotel. I’m attaching photos of the apartment.

The room’s main door didn’t have a proper bolt, and the washroom was very small with nowhere to hang clothes while bathing. Cleanliness wasn’t up to the mark. The hotel is tucked away in a residential area, which made getting to it inconvenient. You might save on the room, then spend that money on auto fares going in and out.

The food service was convenient, with fresh, reasonably priced breakfast and homely vegetarian meals described as hygienic and tasty. There are also nearby restaurants for Maharashtrian, North Indian, and South Indian food. One downside is that food service can take longer when the hotel is full. Parking may also be limited in peak season, and some guests might find the interiors basic and due for a slight upgrade. Hotel Comfort Caves is close to Pandav Caves, Panchavati, and the Godavari ghats, with public transport, cabs, and autos readily available. Sula Vineyards, Ramkund, Kapaleshwar Temple, and Tapovan are also within easy reach. The location saves travel time when exploring Nashik, and the hotel works as a base for the caves and vineyards. Rooms are neat, spacious, well-maintained, and have comfortable beds, clean bathrooms, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, and basic essentials. The interiors are simple but pleasant, with natural light and ventilation. Daily housekeeping keeps the rooms hygienic, and larger rooms with extra bedding are available for families. Staff are polite, approachable, and willing to help with local guidance, travel arrangements, and special requests. Check-in and checkout are smooth. With its peaceful setting, cleanliness, decent amenities, and budget-friendly prices, it offers good value for short or longer stays, especially for families and groups visiting for pilgrimage or leisure. It’s a dependable option for pilgrims going to Panchavati and Tapovan, visitors exploring the caves and vineyards, or families wanting a safe, comfortable place. I’d recommend it if you’re after a convenient, budget-friendly stay in Nashik.

Good price and a nice place. Just check which plan you book, standard or deluxe. The standard plan has a shared bathroom with an Indian toilet.