Perfect for rustic breaks in the countryside, an Inn is a small property with basic hotel services and typically traditional decor. Inns are fully licensed and have a bar providing food and drinks in the evening, which distinguishes them from country or guest houses.
I booked this place for 2 nights and my booking was confirmed but when I came to laxmi guest house they said that there is no free room for me. So at late night I was supposed to find another place . Very sad that places like this don’t know what is responsibility and making problems for tourists.
Excellent breakfast spread. There was plenty of variety in terms of choice of fruits, salads, sprouts, cooked dishes. The cooked dishes were delicious and were not too oily nor too spicy. All in all the breakfast spread as well as the food offered for lunch as well as dinner was delicious to say the least.
Lunch at Woodlands was not good inspite of being a veg restaurant. Woodlands is avoidable. Dinner and Breakfast at Orchid were good. Hotel staff were courteous and helpful. Room was nice.
Hotel location is good. The rooms are clean and fresh. We had veg and non veg lunch and dinner from the hotel restaurant. The food needs improvement. Breakfast was very good.
Vinay
Young couple
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