Located near the famous Rann of Kutch, this resort was perfectly situated for sightseeing. The mud huts were well-designed and offered a good mix of traditional and modern amenities. The authentic Gujarati cuisine was undoubtedly the best part of the stay. , the staff was welcoming and helpful to us.

The place was infested with rodents, and we saw rats in our Bhunga, which was unpleasant. , the tent accommodations were not suited for cold weather, and it was hard to sleep at night.

The quaint surroundings and the traditional decor of the room were impressive. They had a nice array of meals for breakfast and dinner. the staff was also warm and helpful with information for local activities to do on the day. Though it was not mentioned on the website, the location was also quite perfect, centered only a short walk from the city center.

Our room had dirty, stained bedspreads, and the bathroom floor was visibly unclean. the room was too cold, and there were no proper steps taken to provide suitable heating, even when requested.

The village scene at this accommodation is truly an ‘out of the world’ experience, with local artefacts on display, traditional musicians entertaining in the evenings, and cosy comfort. the food is another highlight - authentic cuisine served with lots of love, warmth, and respect. the staff is courteous, helpful, and provides unlimited helpings.

A lack of precautions against rodents infesting the Bhungas and Cottages can cause inconvenience and health issues for residents.