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

"It is a good property to vacation … however the approach roads for more than 2kms were in very bad shape. The villas are good, spacious and adequately decorated. The 3/4 bedroom villas are superbly done. Staff is around to help when needed but it takes a long time to respond, on some occassions we had to call front desk multiple times before we got service. While I can’t opine about the entire breakfast buffet since I did not take the B&B plan … what all I had was good … idlis, dosas and omelette were edible though not delicious … rest as we had a villa with kitchen we were carrying our own stuff for breakfast. Lunch & Dinner were ok to good. This property has a medium sized pool, good enough for a family or group of 8 with kids. The highlight here is this property is within 6kms of the famed Trimbakeshwar temple, easy enough for a half day trip to the temple town, also the birthplace of Lord Hanuman is 6kms from here in the village of Anjaneri, though the actual birthplace is uphill from Anjaneri, a 7kms uphill trek to the top of mountain Anjani. Besides this Peruchi Wadi is an hour away so is the famous Sula Vineyards. Nashik city is 30kms from this property."

"Care taker and owner was helpful. "

"Horrible place, photos posted on hotel.com are not aligned with actual hotel. Overpriced, I feel cheated, will never ever trust hotel com again"

"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."