Hoteles en Shivganj

"This is an amazing part of the world and a great place to stay. The staff were friendly and the leopard safaris were great fun. We really enjoyed the evening safari even though we didn’t see any leopards - the scenery was just beautiful. We were lucky to spot a leopard on our morning safari and Karan our guide drove us to a fantastic vantage point. The leopard came within aroud 10m of our 4x4. There’s nothing to fear- the leopards are not interested in humans! An unforgettable experience and...

"The room was clean and well maintained, making the stay comfortable from the moment I checked in. The staff deserves special appreciation — they are extremely courteous, polite, and genuinely warm. Most of them are from the neighboring village, and their hospitality felt far more sincere and heartfelt than what you often experience in many high-end 5-star or even so-called 7-star hotels. The food was another highlight — excellent quality, freshly prepared, and made using pure ingredients. You...

"The staff is too rigid, not honest and very much price oriented for small things like some extra water or 1 hour of late check-out, etc.. "

"Really good trip.whether was amazing.staff communication very good "

"We went for our mini vacation and it was amazing. The owner treated us fabulous. The property was bang on and pretty. I have suggested the property to all of my friends and family members. They gave us there contact person for the safari and we had superb spotting of the leopards. Such an amazing property. The breakfast was delicious as well. "

"We did one night here and it was so good to get out of the city into rural India. The accommodation was big, new, air conditioned and in a calm peaceful setting with peacocks strutting round. But, what makes this place are the staff who are attentive, efficient, welcoming and authentic. The food was delicious and plentiful and they went out of there way to get us cold beers after a long day. They organised a Safari which cost us Rs.4000 for four of us and whilst we didn’t see the leopards...