이두키 아야판코일 흔들다리 근처 호텔 & 숙소 추천

“We really enjoyed our stay at Reen resorts. The Resort truly feels like so relaxing. ”

“A quite resort away from any town . We found it quite nice. They should trim the trees in front of balconies so that one can get better view. Right now most of the view is blocked by overgrown trees.”

“We booked a luxury double too”

“We stayed here because the description says 1 minute walk from Peryvar Reserve, it is not. 15 to 20 mins out of Kumily up a very bumpy track. No atmosphere at all. No yoga offered. Evening meal not good, I complained but ignored. Chef shouting in the kitchen. Pool green. Restaurant service not good at all. The best feature is the great taxi driver who works for the hotel. Although it was a VERY expensive service. Check the details before you book. ”

“Amazing place and was so peaceful ”

“The whole Team was so collaborative.”

“We were very happy with our stay at the Lemon Tree. The staff were very friendly and professional. The hotel was clean and very centrally located. I can definitely recommend this hotel”

“Outdoor pool location should have been better ”

“Building and Decor ”

“Sight was beautiful and safe”

“Behaved like a new hotel, tried to over price pre booked room stating peak season. Rushed check out resulting in forgetting a wrist watch. Over priced lunch buffet which is not value for money. With a kid in tow unnecessary rush created for check out, checked in an hour late, hotel key card was disabled leading to room not getting open to speed up check out. Made guest wait to check if room amenities were in working condition, meaning guests were not trusted.”

“We enjoyed our stay at this resort. It’s a wonderful place with great staff and excellent customer service. I would like to mention Vijisha, Jibin, Anagha and Madhan who attended us and made our stay very enjoyable. They ensured everything was great and took care of every little detail. We would rate 10 / 10 in all aspects. We would definitely come back and highly recommended hotel if anyone coming to Thekkady!”