2/5 Nicole G. 4 years ago on Google
The
idea
is
lovely,
and
the
rooms
looked
very
sweet,
however
the
execution
was
not
done
well.
I
would
not
recommend
this
place.
We
read
the
other
reviews
about
insects
and
thought
that
they
were
just
complaining
obviously
you’re
in
nature
that’s
part
of
it
all.
We
had
2
rooms
(4
adults
travelling
together)
both
rooms
had
ants
in
the
bathroom.
Sitting
around
the
restaurant
there
were
swarms
of
mosquitos.
The
second
night
we
went
out
for
dinner
and
sat
outside
and
not
a
single
mosquito.
Our
entire
trip
we’ve
barely
seen
a
mosquito,
but
this
place
we
left
covered
in
bites.
The
restaurant
was
the
biggest
disappointment.
We
went
to
have
a
drink
and
we
were
told
we
weren’t
allowed
to
sit
in
the
restaurant
with
chairs,
we
had
to
sit
on
the
stone
bench,
and
look
at
the
restaurant
(which
the
did
nothing
in
during
the
time
we
were
consigned
to
the
stone
bench
until
we
were
allowed
to
sit
on
the
restaurant
chairs).
The
drinks
selection
is
very
limited,
not
unexpected
though
given
the
size
of
the
place.
While
we
were
injuring
our
poor
little
bottoms
on
the
stone
bench
we
were
contemplating
going
elsewhere
for
dinner.
I
am
vegan
and
there
didn’t
seem
to
be
too
many
easy
options
available.
The
manager
came
to
talk
about
dinner,
he
suggested
they
could
make
some
fried
rice
for
me,
which
is
great,
I
always
appreciate
when
a
place
is
happy
to
adjust
and
cater
for
me.
They
made
a
buffet
style
dinner
for
the
4
of
us.
Which
consisted
of
a
clear
soup
broth,
and
then
fried
rice,
the
others
had
egg
as
well.
Some
cold
pasta
and
some
cold
boiled
vegetables.
For
this
we
paid
9000
rupees.
We
went
to
the
Cinnamon
lodge
the
next
night
and
had
much
better
food
for
less
than
that
(and
some
amazing
cocktails)
Breakfast
was
stale
toast,
for
some
reason
stale
garlic
bread
as
well
(I
got
a
little
shock
when
I
bit
into
that
with
my
jam
on
it).
They
did
make
eggs
on
request
and
brought
us
some
cereal.
The
service
was
lacklustre.
Other
than
the
lovely
security
guard
who
greeted
us
every
time
we
passed.
It
felt
that
we
were
being
very
annoying
each
time
we
asked
for
something,
and
it
was
frequently
difficult
to
get
a
waiters
attention
even
though
we
were
the
only
people
there.
The
idea
is
nice,
but
it’s
so
poorly
executed
the
experience
is
a
long
way
from
what
anyone
would
hope
for
from
a
boutique
hotel.
The
cinnamon
lodge
might
be
a
chain,
but
the
staff
were
lovely,
the
grounds
are
beautiful,
the
food
and
ambience
are
great.
The
cost
is
similar,
I
would
absolutely
stay
there
in
preference
to
the
other
corner.