Trimbak Hotel Guide - Anjaneri Fort hotels in Trimbak, India.

"Very nice property. Wish I could have stayed for longer"

"Care taker and owner was helpful. "

"Except cockroaches all fine"

"Great location and views, but some compromises. The resort is peaceful and serene with direct balcony views of hills and lake. It’s quite remote with nothing much nearby, and reaching the property takes longer than expected due to extremely bad roads (a 2 min drive takes about 7-8 mins). Rooms (Belvedere) are spacious with big balconies but overall condition is just okay—lots of patchwork, and TVs didn’t work. Staff and service are good. Food tastes great but caused stomach issues for everyone in our group, so be cautious. Power cuts happened several times but were quickly restored. No high tea included, and water bottles are pricey—carry your own."

"The Hotel is charging too high then the facility they provide. The rooms which they provide are average and should not cost more then 1.5k. But they charged me 8k for the same room. I would never reccommend to book this Hotel. It would be better to book a 5 star hotel in place of this hotel. "

"1.no electricity 2.no service what so ever , we called their restaurants at least 4 times but they did not care to pickup call 3. we had order a sandwich and after 1 hpur waiter comes and inform us it cannot be made. 4. they roof of the room was dripping in rain 5. the bathtub was broken and leaking 6. bathtub was not even cleaned the water was yellow as urine"

"I stayed at Hotel Krushna Inn during my visit to Trimbak. The location is definitely a plus — very close to the temple and convenient for local sightseeing. The staff was polite and check-in was smooth. The room was clean but quite basic, and the amenities could use a bit of an upgrade. Wi-Fi was a bit spotty, and hot water took some time to come through. The in-house restaurant had decent food, though service was a little slow during peak hours. Overall, it’s a decent place if you’re looking for a budget-friendly stay close to the temple, but there’s room for improvement in comfort and services."