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値段と照らし合わせて、概ね満足いくホテルだった。 宿泊だけでなく各種ツアーやバスの手配、食事まで提供している十分なサービスだった。 フレンドリーなスタッフで、ツアーや現地の詳細をいろいろ教えてくれた。 ソウラハまではバスで来たが、歩いて20分ほどかかるバス停留所まで送り迎えもしてくれた。 部屋は清潔感があった。温水が出なかったが、暑い時期だったので特に支障なかった。スタッフに指摘すれば対応してもらえたかもしれない。 エアコンが付いていた。 繁華街から数分歩く、夜中だとやや寂しい所に位置しているがまあ許容範囲だと思う。

The resort was a lovely place to stay in Chitwan. The rooms and facilities were nice, and the food was great. The staff were warm and personally involved. Unfortunately, we had non-stop rain during our stay, so not all activities could take place or were as enjoyable, though of course that’s just bad luck. In terms of value for money, we’d definitely recommend it.

I arrived at the resort via a package deal that I purchased through get your guide. I think it would have been cheaper to book the package through an agency in Pokhara or Kathmandu rather than online like I did, but that is the only real downside I have to report! The resort itself is beautiful with a very nice courtyard and amazing staff. The food was a nice mix of traditional Nepalese cuisine one day with more North American type food the next day. The package included a walk, a canoe ride and a jeep safari which were all led by the same guide from the resort and I enjoyed the variety. Overall I had an amazing time here and would recommend to anyone visiting Chitwan!

I had been in this place a couple of times and had enjoyed the ambience. The last I visited was in 2018, so I went with my family without booking this time. On arrival things seemed fine, but as we began to check into the rooms things took a bad turn for us, The rooms weren't clean, the bed sheets were very dirty, and the bed made squeaky sounds every time our kids tried to sleep. We were promised breakfast in the morning, and on it they gave us an omelet and two slice of bread and that's it- in the menu they showed us set breakfast. The worst part was when my kid requested juice; they poured the packeted juice, added water, and gave it to her. Luckily, we chose safari rides from other local services in the area only to realize that the guests of this hotel paid 40 % more for the same ride. We didn't deal with the hotel owner; there was a second man at the reception, and we made all our payments with him. I am not sure if it is the guy who dealt with us or this hotel in general but we felt scammed because we paid good amount for the rooms. We checked out right away in the morning. Me and my family will never step in this resort ever again.

I was disappointed with my stay and felt like my business was not appreciated. The resort was aware of power outages and did not inform, warm or compensate for the lack of power. Often the power was out for hours when it was 39 degrees!! It was unbearable!! I was aware of the heat before arriving and made sure the resort would have a/c. I felt cheated! I also was not impressed with the jeep tour. We were crammed into a jeep with other guests from the hotel for 4.5 hours. The guide was knowledgeable but did not try to make any connections with anyone. The canoeing was enjoyable as was the walk, but perhaps it was the wrong time of day to walk. 4 - 6 pm was quite hot for walking. The staff were kind and helpful - in particular the servers. Although I didn't feel they gave enough care for the heat exhaustion we felt when the a/c was out for hours. Invest in a decent generator! Treat your staff better so they can show joy for working for you. Offer cold drinks when the a/c isn't working. Take 2 jeeps, so that your guests can enjoy the jeep safari tour. Ask your guests what kind of food they would like. Get some bikes that guests can rent or borrow. Give service that makes me want to recommend you! Good luck Rainbow!

Great place to stay, budget friendly accommodation with fantastic service from a team that just want you to enjoy Chitwan. You can do as much or a little as you want. The guides are very knowledgeable. The jeep safari goes too fast so it is difficult to see things. We walked and we saw elephants, rhino, both the types of crocodile, Rhesus monkeys, and lots of bird life, but no tigers or bears sadly. They were about as we found tracks for both. The tiger population has almost doubled since I was last here in 2013 to around 350 in Nepal now, which is great news. I would also recommend visiting the local Tharu village and having a dance.