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"The hotel looks good, the view from the room is great, just opposite of Bhagsunag water fall, got exactly the same room as shown in the app, staff behavior is awesome, good cook, food offered was great, various food options available. The only problem is this hotel is situated in Dharamkot which is a bit far from the main market."

"I was in the mixed dorm room. The staf is very nice. the room is good. The bathroom is good. They have good food. And the price was very good. Nice location. The beds were also good. At night we were playing games and sit around the fire. Thanks for the stay. "

"Beautiful area. Bit challenging to drive to but it is the mountains. Wi-Fi was out which required me to move hotels. "

"I had a really pleasant stay at the hotel. The rooms were clean, comfortable and offered a nice view. The staff was very friendly and helpful which made the stay even better. Room service was quick and everything I ordered tasted great — really fresh and well-prepared. The breakfast buffet was one of the highlights, with plenty of variety and different items every day, which kept it interesting. Overall, a great experience and definitely a place I’d recommend to others."

"I had the pleasure of spending two months at Greenwoods Inn, and I cannot recommend this place enough. From the moment I arrived, I felt warmly welcomed and genuinely cared for. The manager, Ragish, was outstanding—super patient, considerate, and incredibly professional. He made sure that everything I needed was taken care of with a kind and thoughtful approach. The receptionist, Messo, was equally amazing, always greeting me with a smile and ensuring my stay was as comfortable as possible. And...

"Very close to Dalai Lama temple and market at walking distance. Friendly staff and clean hotel"

"The Lodge felt like it could be a great place, but couldn't be bothered. Most staff seemed bored, and not actively involved in managing the place. The description of this place sounds wonderful and passionate! It felt, at best forlorn and neglected. Did something go wrong here? "