You can stay here at night. Good accommodation except electricity. You can cook yourself if you come with your own grains or vegetables otherwise here are some cooks who can arrange food for you. You may lend bed arrangements like pillows, floor bed meterials, quilt etc. The price is a bit high but I think what you will explore are more higher than this. The latrine and the bathrooms are also some how clean. I request you to stay here for more than one day otherwise you may not explore the valley. If you have tents you may stay at the valley.

It take 7-8 hours of trekking from viswema village to the rest house. We reaches 7in the evening. They served hot tea and it was amazing. It's cold in the evening. So one need warm cloths. Limited type of food is available, Maggy, rice and dal. Tea nd coffe is available. Plz check the rate chart for rest of the things. Tent is available for stay in the valley. It's nice place. Waste management is badly required. It would be great if they include traditional naga food in the menu.

Just enough to meet requirements of stay. But very pleasant place to enjoy the tranquility. Wooden floor and wall. Bed, mat, rug etc are available for rent. No network is available. Charging is very costly like ₹20 for 10 min as power supply is from solar power only. It's good to have power bank and a good amount of dry food.

Drones not allowed. Camping at designated area only. Dinnertime rush. Solar lights were not working except in kitchen and private rooms. But lively place. Management doing best with earnestness. Excellent sunset view point.

After highly adventrous and exhausting trek, this guest house will certainly bring a smile on you face. May be after a whole day, you will meet any human here. There are private rooms(250 per room) as well as dorms (50 per person) available here. Also blankets, mattresses and pillow will also be available here on pay and use basis. You can also have a veg thali for 200 bucks and Maggi for 50 bucks here. There is no meaning in recommending it because you will have to anyhow stay here if you visit dzukou valley.

Seeing this place at the end of our zakama trek was blissful. Usually there are couple of people staying here to cook meals and take care of visitors. You can rent blankets/ tents etc. Little pricey but when you have no other choice, it's worth it. Maggi and limited meals are available. Restrooms are Indian style and not too bad.

U won't get bottled water for sale but natural pure water is available. Too cold in night.. Take sleeping bag and whatever need to keep u warm. Staff are helpful.

We stayed after a long trek. Limited (5) number of rooms with not much winter protection. Not much vegetarian food options. Potato dal rice available if you have the patience View is great and if you don't want to go back on the same day this is the only option available. It's better to start the trek early in the morning to reach this place. And strongly recommend to carry extra pair of sandals, raincoat, winter clothing (stays dry in rain) and food with you.

The rest house is located in the top of Dzukou valley. The sorrounding view is mind blowing. The rest house provide basic food to the guests. For night stay guests can use blankets in rent system. No beds are available in the rest House. But its nice to stay without bed for one or two nights!