
Best Homestays in Karnataka
Best Homestays in Karnataka
Karnataka Homestays Packages



An Adventurous Getaway in the Jungles of Dandeli

A Hilltop Cottage Hideway in Coffee Plantations of Coorg

A Vacation Hideaway Tucked In Coffee Plantations Of Chikmagalur

A Farm Homestay With Coffee Plantation View in Chikmagalur

Exclusive Riverside Homestay Experience in Coorg

Private Farmhouse Cottages In Coffee Estate Coorg

Stay in a Century Old Colonial Bungalow in Ooty

Hilltop Bungalow Stay In Sakleshpur

Homestay Nestled in Deep Forests of Chikmagalur

Hilltop Homestay Amidst Coffee Plantation Of Coorg
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Karnataka Homestays Reviews
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Stay and arrangements we're decent. But the people selling the package are probably not aware of the actual situation. A lot below the expectation's raised when booking online. If you don't have huge plans then the experience will be good. Ambience, activities and food all are average. Most of the activities of dandeli as expected do not occur at the resort, so it's better to get a hotel near where the main scenes are. Thank you for the good service at the resort.
I am a wildlife lover and looked forward to go on this trip for a long while. Jungle stay in Dandeli was adrenaline rushing and we had fun with various activities like river rafting, kayaking, rappelling, angling etc. The nature was just spectacular. Great tour
"Good place. Autos demanded huge amount to reach there. Bad breakfast. Lunch and Dinner were good. We visited syntheri rocks, beautiful place. We couldn't go rafting because dam didn't release water. Campfire was fun. Tents were decent. But they gave us only single tents"
"The stay, host, food was all very fine. But the pond was too small for water activity, I had to pay for water games, which is outside the resort called White water resort, for transportation 1200/- and each water games costed from 500/- and Safari was also payable that is transportation is 800/- and Safari is 400/-. \n\ninside the resort they had gun shooting, archery, rain water, a big tub of 5 feet for swimming. a small pond for boating.\n\nsince we had already reached from Bangalore, I had no other option to pay and enjoy. Fun was full at water resort. but Safari is totally waste.... because except peacocks and deer no other animals were seen.\n\nThe package list I have uploaded the pictures.\nsee them carefully and plan to this place.\n\napproximately I had spent 10,000/- for this tour. I started from Bangalore.\n"
This is a nice place for a short weekend trip from Bangalore. We took our own vehicle to this resort. It is surrounded by lots of greenery. After lunch, we played water volley ball. That was very fun. After that had evening snacks. It has very small falls nearby. Next day, we started our day with a amazing trek into the jungles/coffee estate. It has very nice view at the top. After trek, we played mud volley ball:) Apart from this, a zip line splash into the lake is very thrilling experience. Overall good experience. Feedback: 1. Food quality needs to be improved a lot 2. Take all precautions of security of people who stay there 3. Ban smoking while trekking as it may cause forest fire in hot summer days.
"Awesome place. Food is ok ok..but if u r north indian or south Indian, doesn't matter..u will like the food. The resort owner is so polite and helpful, he will do everything u asked for. If u want liquor, u will get it with a little additional cost..and the evening with campfire is just un forgettable..Rooms are excellent with all facilities provided. In such a low cost, u can't expect more than this. Rooms are like 3 star Hotel room..Just an awesome trip of life..Will love to see the place again in the same resort..."






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