I recommend you to book pavilion not studio, studio is OK too, but it is just ok while Pavilion is amazing! I booked studio but moved to pavilion - it is bit more expensive but much better. This is one of the best hotels I have ever visited all over the world. Everything was perfect, even non-local food like pasta/pizza were really great. Swadish restaurant also was unforgetable, so I recommend to visit it if you stay in this hotel.

1) does not accept internation bank cards via online (offline it worked) 2) no coffee machine in room 3) no coffee (espresso, americano, cappuchino) even in restaurants and in-room dining

The place is very quiet, good location. Excellent facilities inside and outside of the rooms. Lots of things to do: spa, gym, board games, swimming pool, pottery class, lesson on the hotel's sustainability. Very close to the Lion's sanctuary. And the food was exceptional! From room service menu to the restaurant's a la carte orders: impressive! The waiter, Annil, even remembered our room service order. I don't think I have ever enjoyed the hotel food this much. Fantastic! Really enjoyed everything

I believe the room description says it's wheel chair accessible. It is not. While the villas are on the ground floor, there's no ramp for the wheel chair. There are 3 steps to go up to the room, and 4 steps in the room to go downstairs to the bathroom. Also the rain shower outdoors was not the best experience. It is definitely fun in the daytime, but not in the morning or night-time chills.

location

roads within property is terrible. gaps between stone slabs is wide enough to precipitate accidental falls. black crockery is terrible. we can not make out whether it’s clean or dirty. staff required training. govt rate of booking Safari to Devalia is ₹3000 (total cost including guides & vehicles ) where as the property staff asked us for ₹8000. whereas even Woods had to make use of govt facilities only. they should guide the customers accurately not to fleece them. I will never visit Woods again. I will not recommend to any one.

It is an amazing property. Food, service, amenities everything is just top notch!Memorable holiday with our 5 year old son!

how much natural vibe there is and there are so many things to do within the property.

i guess the property is a little bit overpriced.

Natural beauty

greenery , nature , service , polite staff , food offerings

poor lighting inside rooms

the cozy greenery

the ridiculous staff

Isolated accommodation. Nearby to Sinh sadan.

Over priced and overhyped. Poor services.

Overall - We enjoyed the full experience. Great points about it: 1) Property has been done up really well. It was extremely comfortable to stay. The room (Pavilion rooms) were quite spacious and luxurious. 2) We were very happy to see the thoughts into sustainability such as glass water bottles, glass bottles for shower gel, using bamboo cutlery etc. so that less plastic is used. 3) Good activities for kids - pottery was really enjoyable and the person doing it was very talented. Also enjoyed the edible garden activity. 4) The staff were extremely friendly and courteous throughout. They were willing to help out wherever they can.

Small things to improve that could lead to even better experience: 1) For the charges - I felt the breakfast was a little underwhelming. The quality was decent - not exceptional. I was expecting a little more variety and quality needs to be upped a little. 2) This is true across the meals at Terracotta restaurant and in-room dining as well. The food had fair taste. However the quality could be upped a little bit to go into the premium bracket since most people don't have other options of food nearby available easily. We could not try the Gujrati fare at Swadesh restaurant and so no reviews on that. 3) The mango bar drinks were average. The people working the bar (ofcourse non-alcoholic drinks) didn't have a clear idea of proportions. Sometimes the drinks were too sweet. Again some small focus there could help improve that too.