After the Rains - Rainforest Lodge

An amazing stay in a beautiful resort. From the moment we arrived we relaxed, staff were so helpful and friendly. We stayed in Laliliki which had stunning views across the valley, it was spotlessly clean, spacious and had a great balcony. The food was delicious with the flexibility to choose dishes if you didn’t want everything. Every dish we had was amazing. We went on the plantation walk and village walk which were very informative and interesting.

The location was overall great, i loved the silence which let me to live in the fresh forest ambience. The food option was limited but the taste was good. Overall it’s a great experience to disconnect from the city and live surrounded by nature.

It was okay. Didn't feel it was worth the hype and money. The cottages were really pretty. Nice view from the room. Cute balconies and a lot of privacy. There's a bathtub but one has to wait at least 2 hours to fill it because the geyser capacity didn't match up to the tub's. Every time the water heats up, you fill the tub a little. Then wait again for the geyser to heat (10-15 mins. It was very frustrating. The meals were served in the dining area and the food was delicious. A la carte menu - half the items (the good ones) were unavailable. There is some space to walk around the property. We went during the monsoon season so we couldn't explore much as it was pouring heavily every day. Otherwise, there wasn't much to do in terms of activities. There was a swimming pool but it was cold so we decided against it. We went for a plantation walk. It was okay. Not much to see or explore during rains at least. The road to the hotel towards the end becomes slightly bumpy and narrow so an auto guy may crib. Better to come via a cab or personal vehicle. In terms of hospitality, the staff was decent. They were helpful but not overtly warm.