The Misty Bliss Cottages and Homestay

Good service

Location

Vibe and staff .

Location is pathetic.

I like the ambience of the room and the service was on top. It meets my all expectations and i would like to go again in future.

Everything was good

Spacious room. Cant really say I liked anything else.

The property doesn't have a proper approach road, which gets even worse during the monsoons. Its just 3 "cottages" constructed in one part of a house, which itself is constructed in a desolate location. Parking is outside on the road. Mobile network is poor and one needs wi-fi for any communication. AC doesn't work properly. The toilet is lop-sided and poorly designed, with an extremely long passage which leads to the shower and toilet area. After such a poor experience the staff openly ask for tips, even though I was barely there for 12 hours and only too happy to leave.

This is a rare find that you will never regret. Easily accessible from Jolly Grant Airport, The Misty Bliss is a space to pause your busy life and soak in the warmth of doing nothing. A wonderful place to come with your friends and family!

Honestly, there’s nothing wrong.

This cottage is in a quiet location, a very peaceful spot in Dehradun. Our room was huge and very beautiful, the bathroom is also big with both bathtub (jacuzzi) and shower, and the bed was very comfortable. There is a guy on the premise who would cook you food, we had breakfast included but we also had dinner there a couple of times and the food was always nice. The owner came to see us when we arrived, he was very welcoming and always available to help. He organised us taxis and a tour around Dehradun, and took us around to buy spices as well. Overall, we had a wonderful and very local experience!

There's nothing specific we didn't like. The only note is that the bathtub hadn't been cleaned before we arrived, it was pretty dirty so we didn't enjoy the jacuzzi. Not a big deal as we didn't have much time for that anyway. There was also a power cut a couple of times, and because the shower works with a boiler, we had to wait for power to be back, so we could have a warm shower. But power cuts are pretty common everywhere I've been in India, so not a problem of this property in particular.