Barve Homes

I don’t like the room owner, Barve Mam; she was very rude and weird. The cost is very high, and the room isn’t available 24 hours. I don’t like the room owner, Barve Mam; she was very rude and weird.

Chougule·Há 11 meses

“bad exp”

I went with an old review online, but nothing matched what I found—things have changed. The owners aren’t very interested in providing service, the welcome isn’t good, and the facilities are limited; you have to bring your own towels, toothpaste, soap, etc. It’s run by a lady and her husband; the uncle was better, but the aunt was arrogant—she definitely needs a hospitality lesson. She doesn’t seem interested in talking to first‑time guests. The location is far—300 from the railway station, which adds to the overall cost of 1800+300, a rate you can find in the city. Think about all this before booking; I’m not hating, but it’s not what I needed. I understand this is in a village, but welcoming guests is part of our culture, not just a business. Also, read carefully before responding; any review should be taken seriously if you’re in this business. We haven’t asked for anything without charging you, yet you accommodated us in an AC room without checking beforehand and paid whatever amount you said. Respect your age, read comments first, reply, or close this business. Everything.

Laxman·Há um ano

“Over all the best experience.”

Cleanliness and service were the best. Everything was up to mark; the food was delicious.

Barve·Há um ano

The property sits in a very odd location that’s hard to reach. There’s no air conditioning in the room, and essentially no staff on site—feels more like a home than a hotel.

Pagare·Há um ano

“Unprofessional People with basic humanity”

We never actually stayed because the rooms we had booked were handed over to other guests before we arrived. The owner’s tone was initially rude, and she began recounting stories about other customers who had booked and not shown up, which felt very unprofessional and money‑driven. They never called or requested any advance payment, yet still gave our rooms to someone else. In the end, the owner’s husband stepped in and arranged alternative accommodation in the city at “Neelam Hotel” for me and my parents. I would advise anyone else to confirm bookings directly with them to avoid last‑minute headaches, but I would never recommend dealing with this group again.

Prasad·Há um ano