Must go place if you are in Sri Lanka. The sunrise viewed from here is fabulous. Will be dark at a few spots not covered by lighting when you begin climbing for a sunrise, so carry a torch or mobile phone with a torch. Take a small bottle of drinking water as the climb can be tiring. Takes 30-45 minutes to climb and the boulders at the end of the climb are a little challenging. Don't carry anything too heavy. Hire a guide at the ticket counter if you are not confident of your climbing skills or fitness levels. There is a temple on the way up, so make sure you cover your shoulders and knees when passing the place. No photographs allowed at this temple, typically.

About a 30 min climb up to the top but well stair’ed apart from the last few minutes, it’s a bit more of a clamber up some rocks. Well worth it though, we did it for sunrise and it was stunning. Not toooo crowded but still a fair few people. Would be quieter to do throughout the day but seeing sunrise / sunset from here is beautiful. Also £2.36 entrance instead of like 30 for lions rock!

Beautiful sight and definitely worth to go! Very cheap entrance compared to Sigiriya and I think the hike is fairly good. Really nice for sunrise especially! We got here just before sunrise and it took us round about 20min to get up. There were a few people to be fair but it still feels like it’s not too crowded. Honestly felt a bit surreal being up there. Noteworthy: Since the there is a temple at the bottom that you hav to pass right after the entrance, I would recommend to bring something to cover knees and shoulders. If not they sell it there as well.

Perfect to see a foggy Sigiriya in the early morningy which is really beautiful. It's a little challenging in the end to climb to the top but we saw a (lovely) 80 yr old woman and parents with little children on the back managing the climb so (with a little help) you can manage it too. The view is rewarding. There are some dogs like nearly everywhere in Sri Lanka but they are friendly. We paid 2.000 LKR per person.

Pidurangala is an ancient Buddhist cave temple that has a trail up the mountain to the top. It is about 45 minutes for the climb. The trail starts through the temple so be mindful of your attire. You also need to take off headwear and footwear while going through the temple grounds. The trail has stairs and steps for most of the way. The last leg is pretty steep and you have to climb through boulders and rock faces to reach the top. The view atop the mountain is breathtaking! You get a 360 degree view. Be really mindful if you are attempting the climb with children as the trail does not have lot of safeguards. Best time to visit is the morning. Trail is open at 5:00am so that you can view the sunrise from the top. No charges for locals but I thought I saw tickets being issued for foreigners. You do need to pay for parking.

This place is truly amazing with the scenery. Love the feeling of standing on the top of everything. It’s interesting to see the crowd struggling and queuing for getting up to the lion rock on the other side. Just 1000 SLR. Worth the climb 🧗🏻‍♀️.

A beautiful climb. The climb is not that hard until you reach the top most where there are rocks and you will require some help. There are no tickets for the locals but you will have to ensure to wear decent clothing as you need to go for the hike from a temple. But our overall experience was 10/10

One of the beautiful place to see panoramic view of Sigiriya area as well as see the sunset and sunrise. 40 min climb from the start point to come to the top. Need to be careful when you are climbing because some areas are bit slippery. There are plenty of space for parking at the entrance. You have to be enter to the pidurangala temple first get into the trail starting point

Amazing views. Definitely worth it! Plan for sunrise or sunset hike of ~30min. See monkeys and an ancient buddha statue on the handcrafted stone stair the way up. Take the rubbish some mindless individuals are throwing away with you on the way down.

Great place to visit. Around 30 minutes hike with great sceneries to enjoy. You'll be gifted with a breathtaking view of Sigiriya and the surroundings once you reach the top.

Embarking on a morning hike with friends to a rock temple led to an adventurous challenge. My friends' assistance, pushing and guiding me through tough spots, mirrored true camaraderie. Crawling, sitting, and unconventional maneuvers added a touch of vulnerability. Yet, the view from the peak was an exquisite reward, justifying the unconventional journey. The mix of accomplishment and natural beauty made the experience truly worthwhile, a testament to both friendship and nature's allure.

Pindurangala is indeed a breathtaking and awe-inspiring sightseeing destination. The hike to reach it is nothing short of exceptional, offering an experience that words alone cannot do justice to. The sheer beauty of the natural surroundings leaves you speechless, and it's a place where nature's grandeur truly shines

We went for the sunrise and what an amazing experience. Topped off with the monkeys! Worth going up early, as even at this time there is a bottle neck at the top and we had to wait 5-10 minutes for people to get through.

Amazing experience climbing there, and the view was super nice as well. It's totally worth it, but dont forget to hydrate and protect yourself from the burning sun ( 34 degrees temperature) and wear a good hiking shoes because there is a little bit of climbing (nothing too scary or hard).

If you want to see the beauty of Sigiriya, I highly recommend you to climb Pidurangala. The temple, the Samadhi statue and the surroundings seem to be unified as if they were not created by humans. Come back without polluting that beautiful environment. If you climb that mountain on a rainy day, wear shoes with a good grip. At the end of the stairs, you have to walk carefully on slippery rocks.

Good to visit this place early in the morning or in the evening. Beautiful view on the top. Can see Sigiriya in a better view. Path is little bit difficult. Last few steps are little bit scary. Not recommended for old people. Slippery roads. But the view is amazing on the top.

The sunrise view from Lion rock was stunning. Really worth to do it to get a closer look of the rock. The site opens around 4:30. They are lights in the path and very well maintain rock steps. It took us 20 minutes to go up with 3-4 stops to catch our breath. Don’t get scared of the last part, it basically 5-6 big rocks that you need to go up on it, nothing scary. It would however help for small people that they put a few handles in the rock like elsewhere in the world. At the bottom you enter directly in the temple, so you need to either bring cover up items (no short and no cami are accepted ) or borrow a scarf for them which probably cost something. They let my boyfriend enter with shorts.

Entering the site costs $25 per person. The place is very big, walking is possible but in my opinion unnecessary, the distances are far from one building to another. I recommend that those who come either rent bikes and ride around with them or take the tuk tuk that brought them to ride around with you between the stations. The place is very beautiful and impressive, come with hats 😊

The view from the top of the rock is just mesmerizing. The strong breeze up there will quickly wipe away all that tiredness from the climb. You'll have to kick off your shoes when you get to the entrance where there's a temple, but once you're past that you can keep climbing with your shoes on. Plus you'll spot some awesome ancient Buddhist structural ruins on the way to the top. Can complete the journey within 2-3 hours unless you spend some quality time on the top of the rock.

Awesome view. Great place to visit in srilanka. Its bit hard to go to the top. You have to go through rocks. But at the end the view makes you feels like heaven.

Did this hike a few days just before sunset and loved it! The hike ip does take around 30-40 minutes if you're in decent shape and I do recommend to bring a head lamp with you to be able to make it back down once the sun sets! I read somewhere that water bottles were not allowed, but to be honest when we arrived no one said anything and I'm so happy that I took one because I definitely needed it! The hike is not "easy" and definitely not doable for everyone especially the last 10 minutes where you have to climb up boulders, but for those healthy enough I recommend this hike! You will not regret it!

Arduous climb, not for the faint-hearted. But amazing views at the top including Lions Rock! Costs $3, much better than the $30 it costs to climb the main one.

Pidurangala is a fantastic place to visit and offers a great view of the opposing Lion‘s Rock. We went here to watch the sunset and it was wonderful. Going up takes about 1 hour and is easily manageable. In the end, though, you might have to wait a little because there is a small passage with a little climbing. So make sure to concealed enough before sunset or sunrise because there are many people.

Must visit. The first part of the hike is kinda easy, just stairs. But the second part is could be hard if you’re not fit enough. You have to climb and go through narrow holes between rocks. However the view is amazing.

Great view! First time hikers might find it difficult. If you are starting early morning better to carry a small torch (for those who dont want to drop your phone) The view is worth the climb!

Beautiful view! Great for sunrise but start early - there’s a line of people right before the top (recommend to start 5:15) Be prepared for somewhat demanding climb/going over and between rocks for 50m at the end. No problem for sporty hikers but can be a challenge for people with knee/hip problems. Therefore, people end up queuing

Pidurangala Rock is an incredible 360-degree viewpoint located opposite the world-famous Sigiriya Lion Rock. The view from the top is simply breathtaking and worth your climb and tiredness. Entrance fee for tourists LKR 1000 per person (free for locals). The fee is part of a donation to the Pidurangala Sigiri Rajamaha Viharaya temple that you pass through to commence the hike. Ticket office opens at 5 am and closes at 6 pm. It takes about 30 / 45 minutes to climb up. You start your climb near the temple from where there are series of stairs, then slightly ‘off-road’ pathway through the jungle, slowly ascending over rocks and tree roots, through caves, and past rocky cliffs before making its way to the first stop on the hike, Pidurangala temple ruins. Further up the last 50 m is a bit tricky as it requires a decent amount of bouldering, climbing and shimmying between giant boulders and cliffs. Concentrate on your footing in this last section of the trail. Wearing hiking shoes will be better as proper gripping is required. There are rest sections on the trail but do carry adequate water / hydration fluids.

It is a long and a little difficult way to go up. And more difficult to go down, especially if you are planning to be on the rock top for sunset. After sunset, the way down is dark. Just a few lights are on the way. It is better to use phone light or special light. The view from the top is fantastic. Very beautiful.

Somewhat tricky to climb (especially the last bit) but when you get up there, it's one of the most picturesque scenes you can have in Sri Lanka. Local tourists walk free of charge but foreign tourists have to pay at the entrance. It is an approximately 30-minute climb if you are an average person. Suggested times to visit are the sunrise & sunset.

The Sigiriya Museum in Sigiriya, Sri Lanka, is a captivating journey through the history and significance of the iconic Sigiriya Rock Fortress. The museum offers a wealth of archaeological artifacts, informative displays, and detailed explanations, providing a comprehensive understanding of the ancient city's cultural and architectural brilliance. Its engaging exhibits, coupled with multimedia presentations, enhance the experience, making it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and tourists seeking a deeper appreciation of Sri Lanka's rich heritage.

Excellent and definitely a must do when in Sigiriya! Gives you a nice overview of how Sigiriya developed over time, carefully designed, very well preserved exhibits with great explanations. I was especially hooked by the 3D animation of how the old palace/monastery might have looked like. Perfect for the very hot midday hours after having climbed Sigiriya in the morning because it has AC.

very cool modernist building and nice museum. Good to visit ahead of lion rock to learn about the history, artefacts, urban planning and see replicas of the cave paintings

The climb is well worth the effort, such amazing history. And the whole park is worth exploring. The museum in site also has some great archaeology from the site, the video showing how the temple would have looked gives a great insight to this magical Lion rock 😄🙏

The museum is included when you buy tickets for climbing up the Lion Rock of Sigiriya. Definitely take the time to go see it. It won’t take too long. The exhibits are worth seeing and may even be one of the oldest objects you’ve ever seen. Be aware that taking photos isn’t allowed inside the museum.

シギリヤロックに登る入場券を買えば博物館にも入れますが、博物館単体なら、5ドルでした。 展示室は撮影不可、携帯使用不可でした。撮影はさておき、スマホで色々と調べながら展示を見たいタイプなので、そこが少し残念。 お手洗いは綺麗です（チップ必要）。 館内の本屋さんに、ポスターや、ポストカードも売っています。 (Translated by Google) If you buy an admission ticket to climb Sigiriya Rock, you can also enter the museum, but the museum alone was $5. The exhibition room was not allowed to take pictures, and the use of mobile phones was not allowed. Aside from taking pictures, I'm the type who wants to look at the exhibition while researching various things on my smartphone, so that's a bit disappointing. The restrooms are clean (need a tip). Posters and postcards are also sold at the bookstore in the museum.

The Place is a historical place . we as a Zero plastic team done a successful project,. The purpose is to raise awareness about the detrimental impact of plastic on wildlife 🐘 🐒 while actively collecting plastic waste along the way, and it was done 🌏, on Sunday, July 9th. With the support of the #IntrepidFoundation and the drive by the ZeroPlastic Movement, we can attempt to make a lasting difference.

Sigiriya Sri Lanka is the most beautiful architectural site that I have ever seen. Visit this UNESCO heritage site. And don't forget to visit the meuseam.

An important place that every tourist should visit. Every section of the museum displays the lifestyle of the Sigiriya civilization. Moreover there's a protocol of the Sigiriya Rock and the ancient civilization structure with irrigation systems and agriculture. If you are interested to know more about the civilization I recommend this place. Also it is a good place to visit for the disabled people who can't reach the top of the rock. Even there's a seperate path for the Wheel Chairs.

Most historical oldest garden can be seen it is a great historical place in the world

The place is newly nicely developed. Great initiations. It would have been nice if there were photo souvenirs as well with the art works. Visitors would love it. They do not allow you to take pictures, but at least for dummy paintings I think it would have been nice if they allow taking pictures. You can try writing Sinhala and there is a drawing opportunity as well for kids. You can play some games too. Still under construction. It would be great after the construction work is done. You can buy tickets online as well. We went on a weekday so there were lot of school children suggest going in a weekend or to go early morning to avoid such instances

If we want to climb the Sigiriya rock first of all we need to go to the Sigiriya Museum . Because first we need to know about the history of Sigiriya ,geographic location ,topography and routes of sigiriya . it’s like a trailer of the film. in there lots of ancient statues , ancient equipment , ancient jewelry items and that period Peoples way of life we can see. at this museum staffs are very kindly and friendly. clean and calm place.

The Archaeological Museum in Sigiriya is a hidden gem that offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich history and cultural heritage of the ancient rock fortress and its surroundings. Located near the entrance to the Sigiriya site, this museum proved to be a valuable addition to my overall experience. Upon entering the museum, I was impressed by its well-organized layout and informative exhibits. The collection showcased a diverse range of artifacts, including ancient tools, pottery, sculptures, and other archaeological finds that provided valuable insights into the lives of the people who once inhabited this historic site. The museum's curation and presentation of the exhibits were commendable. Detailed explanations, along with visuals and interactive displays, helped bring the past to life and made the information easily understandable even for those less familiar with archaeology. One highlight of the museum was the display of the excavation process at Sigiriya, giving visitors a glimpse into the meticulous work done by archaeologists to unearth and preserve the site's history. This interactive exhibit offered a unique perspective on the process of uncovering ancient treasures. The museum's staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and readily answered any questions, adding to the enriching experience. Their passion for preserving Sri Lanka's cultural heritage was evident, and their willingness to share insights made the visit even more memorable. However, I would have appreciated a larger space for the museum, as some sections felt a bit cramped during peak hours when the number of visitors was higher. Overall, the Archaeological Museum in Sigiriya is a must-visit for history enthusiasts, providing a comprehensive overview of the ancient civilization that once thrived at this iconic location. Whether you're exploring Sigiriya or just curious about Sri Lanka's past, this museum is a captivating destination that complements the experience of discovering the wonders of Sigiriya.

We were welcomed warmly. The rooms are super spacious. For me, one of the things that got my attention was having two luggage racks in the room, which most hotels don't have. I had a great Sri Lankan lunch, which was very tasty. Would recommend Royal Retreat to anyone, either visiting Sigiriya or its surrounding places of interest.

Our guide/driver knew of this place and took us there after our tour of Sigiriya Rock. It was very clean and pleasant atmosphere and tasty food. It’s a rather large dining room, so tours could be accommodated pretty easily. Our driver told us that the owner used to be a tour driver himself. We ordered the fried rice lunch plates and ginger beers. The fried rice was tasty and they had homemade chili spice that enhanced the flavors. And if you haven’t tasted the Sri Lanka ginger beer, you’re in for a sweet and ginger-y treat!

The rooms were so spacious and clean. However, I am not satisfied with the quantity of food served. We ordered 2 chicken plates. When I saw its size, I couldn't believe it. Taking food from this hotel is not recommended.

Don't stay here. I showed them a booking that fitted 5 people that I had. They refused to honor it and tried to charge me double when we arrived . I complained about it but they didn't care . I refused it and left. I showed them proof and asked for the management. But they just didn't care.

Only thing saving it from getting a one star is that the staff were polite and is in a good location for seeing the rocks and safari. We booked this place and paid more for the pool which was unable to be used which was very disappointing. Seems to be an ongoing trend from previous recent reviews . Even from previous owned in 2019. People took the risk and went in but don’t think staff should let people in a green pool as it can make them sick. We had to ask 3 times one night for new towels. Then the next day were told our room would be cleaned, arrived back in the evening to it not being done. Staff nod and are polite but don’t register what has been said.

Staff at this hotel were so friendly and helpful. They made our stay so comfortable and enjoyable. Rooms were so specious and clean. Location wise so close to the Sigiriya rock and Sigiriya town too. Specially the manager who was really helpful and cooperative lady.

Swimming pool water was green colour. Room number 93 bath tub is leaking and its a connected room and walls are super thin can hear everything what was talked. Some point pipes started to do super loud noice, like someone banging on the wall. Food was finished when we arrive to breakfast and had to wait long time and it’s not worth the money. Toothpicks had a fungus and pepper and salt container is full of corrosion with liquid. The hotline numbers for reception was not working and one number was diverted to someone else witch is not connected to hotel

Can't really recommend it. We had short 10min power outages, which was annoying. The Pool was deep green (not nearly chlored enough), which for a price of 85$ for 2 nights (two people) (sneaky commision fee) is unacceptable. What was really weird where the power sockets. There were no free sockets near the bed. I then unplugged the night lamp and it was the british adapter Not Typ D. Unlucky. Had to use the power socket near the TV. Door was pretty hard to open, scrapped across the ground constantly. We also had to asked for toilette paper and for someone to explain the TV. Noone ever came for the problem with the TV. For people new to Sri Lanka: You get 1L of bottled water from the hotel. For more it is smarter to buy water from supermarket. (5l Container)

Amazing place with lovely staff! You can see and feel that they all work hard to give you the best experience. The only minor thing that could be improved is that not all of the staff speaks English. Which off course isn't rare in an Asian country. But this being my only 'complaint' shows only how amazing everything else was! I totally recommend! 👍🙂💥

Beautiful location, rooms are very comfortable for everyone, amazing dining experience, services are very catering and managers, staff are all kind and supportive. Thank you for your service Royal Retreat Hotel

Great service by the lovely owners. It is just 10-15 minutes walk from the lion rock entrance. You will still have to go by Tuktuk if you want to go early morning, considering walking can be dangerous because of wild elephants roaming the area. My only suggestion to people looking at this villa would be to NOT book the standard double room. It is in the old house where the owner lives and does not meet the quality and hygiene standards. The other rooms are in the back house villa and look pretty good (hopefully better quality).

A great hotel, confortable beds and big rooms. Very good breakfast and restaurant (included tasty vegan options), the woman who cooks is a very good cooker and she teach Sri Lanka cooking lessons. The man is so kind. We had a little health problem and they helped us a lot. Furthermore they totaly adapted to our schedule.

Nice hostel ! The service was quite good with a lot of différents services ! The hostel is a little but far from the center but with tuk tuk it is ok.

It is a good option for Sigiriya. Very close to Sigiriya Rock, it's just walkable distance to entrance of the rock. The family which runs the hotel was very friendly. Room is also spacious, good and clean. Food is ok not so great. Overall it's the best option to stay over night and visit Sigiriya Rock early morning.

Set on lush grounds, this unassuming inn is 2 km from the 5th-century ruined city of Sigiriya, 3 km from hiking at Pidurangala Rock and 15 km from Kandy Road. Featuring balconies, the straightforward rooms provide free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Upgraded rooms come with minibars, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. Room service is available. Parking and breakfast are complimentary. There’s also a casual restaurant, as well as barbecue facilities, bike rentals and an airport shuttle (fee).

Walking distance to Sigiriya rock, rooms are a good size. Delish breakfast and dinner. Staff very accommodating. Great rooftop for sunset. Highly recommend

Perfect base for the cultural triangle, comfortable home and amazing people. We miss it!

One of best and the oldest Villas in the Sigiriya area. Very clean, good quality service is given to all. Highly recommended for all the tourists.

Rooms were clean but old. Dogs and cats here and there. Even in restaurant. Basic buffet. No variations. Don’t agree with set menus. They provided bread pudding as dessert. Staff not behaving friendly manner. They don’t have even basic manners. They are laughing at visitors. They provide artificial juices. No fresh juice available there. I request fresh juice for my kid and they said blender is not working 🤭. Damaged towels in rooms. No pool towels available. Poor starndars of Hygiene(Bedsheets & Towels). Actually Fresco is not a suitable place to enjoy. It is not worth for the price. Not recommended.

Lots of greenery and open space with water villas. Check in process was quick however we were provided with a twin bed instead of king size. Later got it changed to a king bed room which was far away from the pool and on the 2nd floor. Room 316. This room was not well maintained at all. It was a very disappointing stay here. The bed sheets were not clean and had stains on them. The floor was slippery for some reason. The hot water kettle was fully rusted and there were chip off on tea mugs. Also, the food here was even more disappointing. Hardly any spread for vegetarians. There were very few choices with just 2 desserts. Also. Since there is stagnant water in these villas, there are a lot of mosquitoes. This is definitely not a 4 star hotel. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel at all to anyone.

Really nice experience in this villa, very calm and beautiful place to spend time with family in vacation. Rooms are very different from others villa. Rooms were very well maintained and neat and clean. Dinner and breakfast were very nice and traditional food they served along with English breakfast and dinner. Swimming pool is really good and I enjoyed very much.

Perfect 3 star hotel, much better than expected on the edge of the jungle. Rooms were comfy and clean. The chef stayed up late for us as we spent too long at Lion Rock and then getting a local jungle massage. Can't fault the hospitality, all service with a genuine smile.

Very nice clean rooms, very beautiful beautiful surroundings👌👌👌. Very high quality friendly service with dedication. Many thanks to the fresco water villa team.❤❤❤

The hotel exceeded my expectations in every way. From the moment I arrived, the staff was warm and welcoming. They went above and beyond to ensure my stay was comfortable and enjoyable. The room was spacious, beautifully decorated, and spotlessly clean. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and I had a great night's sleep. The hotel's amenities were fantastic, including the garden view pool with stunning views. The location was perfect, with easy access to local attractions and public transportation. The on-site restaurant served delicious meals, and the breakfast spread was impressive. I also appreciated the attention to detail in terms of cleanliness and hygiene. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area around Sigiriya, Dambulla and Habarana. It offers luxury, comfort, and exceptional service, making it a top choice for travelers. Highly Recommended Oakray Fresco Water Villa !!!

Overall okay. The rooms are amazing, with fantastic views. Very clean. Pool area is very clean. The staff at this hotel are so friendly and attentive. Buffet is not valued for money. Less varieties. Food was not much better.

We went for a spend a day experience at Fresco Water Villa Sigiriya, and we were very delighted and satisfied with their service.. The staff was super friendly and very helpful. It was a beautiful place and had a very calm , serene vibe. Food was delicious and the room was very comfortable and cosy.. Its a great place and also budget friendly

This hotel provided an incredible experience. The accommodations, in particular, seemed magnificent. and there are teeny small pounds all throughout the rooms. includes a plethora of fish, turtles, and even more. The room service was excellent. even the variety of food that tastes and smells delicious. The entire experience was wonderful.

Environment - A sense of seaside resort feel when I saw the coconut tree and pool. Room - The room is clean and tidy. The balcony is good place to stay early in the morning. The sunshine is just nice. Food - The poori with veggie curry is nice. Service - Standard service provided. Location - 3km from Sigiriya Lion Stone. So even when I finish Pidurangala in 7pm++, I reach the hotel before 8pm. Facility - Bath tub and swimming pool is available. All the basic things needed in the hotel are available.

The water villas are in a great location and close to Sigiriya. You can watch fish feeding underneath the villas. Good size pool. The breakfast was served as a buffet and great selection available.

Great hotel for those visiting Sigiriya Rock and doing Safari nearby. Great amenities, pool and very spacious room. The food (dinner and breakfast was great). Not many VEGAN options but the chef was able to create something for us.

We had stayed for 1 day in this property. As a couple we were given 1+1 bed instead of single double bed. The bathroom was also damaged. The bathroom window was broken. Lack of toiletries in the bathroom. Less vegetarian options in the food. The only good thing about the property was, that they managed to provide the room in case of early check in.

I stayed here with my friends, worst hotel ever. Check-in was a nuisance, apparently they couldnt find our booking which was paid in advance. Took a good 15-20 mins to sort that out. Bathroom had very low water pressure initially with very hot water literally dripping. Then absolutely no water. Management keep requesting for 15-20mins to repair but no improvement. Avoid this hotel at all cost. Only giving 1 star because giving 0 stars isn’t possible!

Could have been better - no hot water on the second day of our stay. Towels were not fresh. No hand towels. Buffet food was good, spicy and hot - not a wide spread for veggies.

Lovely food, nice staff and nice hotel. Ac could be better but fan was also fine, just loud.

Good hotel in the nature with big park surrounding it. Have activities such as bikes, 8 ball pool and table tennis with not bad restaurant. Great views and well maintained facilities