The Art Ghar

1) It’s clean and nicely done up. Lovely atmosphere! 2) The menu is varied and the quality of food is very good. 3) The staff are very helpful and pleasant. The two women who man the reception and manage the space are really nice!

1) The smell of sewage from the neighbouring large open drain that’s runs by (it’s covered by trees) gets a little overpowering sometimes. Would be good to have an air purifier in the room. 2) They also have dogs which is cool. One of the newer dogs is not trained, so if you’re out sitting for breakfast, watch out! He can climb on to the table and have a go at your breakfast.

The rooms are clean and the house is quiet. It’s well decorated, and housekeeping cleans the room daily upon request. The shower works well, and they provide good-quality shampoos and toiletries. There’s also a lovely art studio where guests can paint for an additional fee. The people working are extremely nice and the homestay manager is so sweet and helps you with everything you need.

It’s overpriced for what it offers. The first room we were assigned was next to the kitchen and extremely noisy, so we requested a change, which they did accommodate. The property is far from the main city attractions and there are no nearby coffee shops or restaurants. The prices at the in-house restaurant are quite high, and outside food or delivery is not allowed. Prices range between $6–$7 per dish, which is quite high for what is offered in India. The art studio is also expensive, with prices comparable to those in Europe. While it’s a pleasant option if you’re looking for a quiet, secluded stay, it’s not ideal if you plan to explore the city.

The food

Room size small

Le personnel

Rien

El lugar es muy limpio y organizado . El desayuno ok.

La habitación era extremadamente muy pequeña, no había espacio para caminar ñ. Tenías que elegir: caminar o poner tu valija en el piso. El precio me pareció excesivo para el “tipo de habitación que nos dieron “