Tuli Orchid - A Boutique Eco Resort

There is nothing to like, so it shouldn't be on the list. They don't even provide safe drinking water for guests. The rooms are full of cobwebs and dust, and the hotel is in a remote area. They are selling rooms that are unfinished at premium rates—no cupboards, no bathroom tap, and no adequate water pressure for a proper shower. These are basic necessities. Security staff are virtually absent outdoors; the only one I saw was in the cafeteria. The cafeteria feels like a hot room with no AC or services, yet the food is priced like an upscale restaurant. The washrooms in a family room lack doors for the bath, toilet, and even the changing area, so there's no privacy.

Neha·5 months ago

“Stay was good but many things to upgrade in the resort.”

The location was nice and the rooms were decent, and the staff were very helpful; the food quality and taste were good with enough quantity. However, the kids’ play equipment was in bad condition, there was no generator so power was cut all day, and at night the power outage lasted from 4 AM to 9 AM—an unexpected situation for any decent resort. The swimming‑pool water‑cleaning machine was also not working.

Vaibhav·A year ago