Sulanga Luxury Chalets

the stuff, specially the chef, were very friendly and they cooked delicious meals following our preferences.

The villa needs a serious deep clean up, there’s mold in the walls, specially in the bathroom where mushrooms grow in the shower. The terraces are not cleaned and in our terrace there were several cigarettes buds on the floor. there is also no heating available and it gets really cold, after requesting it, we were provided with small electric heatings for our rooms but this should not be the case for an accommodation with this price tag. The villa is also full with flies and insects (specially in the living room) and there are no mosquito nets. there are fireplaces but when we requested to turn them on several times, they were not working. the road to arrive to the accommodation can barely be used. definitely not worth the money.

Well designed property with good amenity and very caring staff and good food.

The property is next to a village/slum, construction site and is severely constrained in terms of access. There is a really steep road that is fraught with stones and holes. Extremely dangerous for vehicles. We had to step out and walk in the rain. There is no heating. Gets really cold. And in the rain, there are no views - even going to the rooms is problematic as you have to get out of the main building to access the rooms.

We recently stayed at this hotel and was amazed by the level of hospitality and service we received. The staff were friendly and accommodating, always willing to go above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed. Special thanks to the chef Kanna who was talent in the kitchen, and prepared absolutely delicious dishes. The rooms itself was clean, cozy and well-appointed. The access to the property was little bit difficult, but worth with the perfect location. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable and enjoyable stay

The entrance was hard to find even they but signs but was hard to see in the dark