Lush green !! Basic swimming pool Clean washrooms pleasant view of mountains

We are so disappointed with spice jungle resort stay why because first thing finding difficult to locate this resort and we can't able to reach with our vehicle since we've to depends with resort jeep to reach the main road. Highlight was they have only one old jeep which is frequently break down. Daily 60 to 80 mins we lost in morning hours due to this location of the resort. Regards CP Break fast always shortages and they don't have capacity to serve 10 peoples in same time.

We are so disappointed with spice jungle resort stay why because first thing finding difficult to locate this resort and we can't able to reach with our vehicle since we've to depends with resort jeep to reach the main road. Highlight was they have only one old jeep which is frequently break down. Daily 60 to 80 mins we lost in morning hours due to this location of the resort. Regards CP Break fast always shortages and they don't have capacity to serve 10 peoples in same time.

The new manager Anand is working at bringing up the hotel's overall standards. For the few issues I had, mostly about cleanliness Anand had them addressed immediately. Expect a tasty traditional Indian buffet breakfast.

Roads leading to the hotel is dowhill hard cement and mud road. Brakfast was normal capati. Nothig special. What was shown in the pictire n reality are two different matters

It's alright for a relatively budget stay in the area and the staff try hard to do their best for guests with occasional poor communication (we weren't given any details on check in such as the WiFi code and different staff sometimes gave us different answers or didn't follow up or requests when we made them). It would be better if it was clear what role each staff member had. The rooms were a bit shabby - stained sheets and towels and some mould on the walls, but you might expect this for the price in the area. Views were great from the room we were moved to on the second night. The bed on the first felt like sleeping on the floor it was so hard. It's a good site not far from Munnar if you are happy to tuk-tuk in. I recommend researching what you want to do in the area before arriving as it was hard to get objective recommendations of all options.

Its alright for a relatively budget stay in the area and the staff try hard to do their best for guests with occasional poor communication (we werent given any details on check in such as the WiFi code and different staff sometimes gave us different answers or didnt follow up or requests when we made them). It would be better if it was clear what role each staff member had.The rooms were a bit shabby - stained sheets and towels and some mould on the walls, but you might expect this for the price in the area. Views were great from the room we were moved to on the second night. The bed on the first felt like sleeping on the floor it was so hard. Its a good site not far from Munnar if you are happy to tuk-tuk in. I recommend researching what you want to do in the area before arriving as it was hard to get objective recommendations of all options.

Our stay at Spice Jungle was very nice. Its a peaceful place and the owner/manager is very helpful. The rooms are spacious and have everything you need. Munnar is expensive, so its relatively good value. You can walk down to a beautiful waterfall from the hotel (you need a guide, even if the manager says you dont). Its close to the tea plantations, cardamon grows in the garden and its full of flowers - truly lovely.