Narula Village Resort

This resort is truly amazing.. if one is looking to be connected to the divine. This is the place to visit with amazing and well maintained lawns, swans walking all around , chirping birds early in the morning , fresh air and to top it all excellent food severed with love. Owned by an awesome couple who sensitively ensure that their guests get the best experience.. Not to forget the amazing heritage look of the resort makes it ROYAL. Don't miss this experience

It's in a very nice place, I'm satisfied. The owners are nice and helpful. The rooms are also good, the food is fantastic. I can only recommend it.

We stopped by this charming place for lunch, and we were delighted by the delicious food and rustic ambiance. The old resort, reminiscent of a small palace, has been wonderfully transformed into a quaint getaway. Additionally, we enjoyed exploring the small museum showcasing intriguing old artifacts. Overall, it was a fantastic experience that we thoroughly enjoyed.

Good food, relaxing ambience, caring staff.

Good service and we'll manegement by staff,

The accommodation is very nice, large and comfortable. The food is very good and varied. The staff are very helpful, attentive and kind. The hotel owners are very very nice people. They taught us a lot about Indian customs, suggested interesting places to visit

The ambience and care were both of an era that is a rarity to find. The hosts were warm and welcoming--we were shown around the town--the hanuman mandir, the stories of the Ayurvedic tradition that started in that very town and the hills that housed the herbs that were taken for making healing medicines .... the folklore narrated , was a revelation. The food and facility, were endearing and had the flavour and love of a home. Morning calls were given by the gaggle of geese--and the evening had music and merriment.

The place is quite beautiful, what with all the greenery and old palace like structures and walls. The room service, however, is quite bad. The food is nit good at all. There was no electricity for half of the duration of our stay. There was no water even for half the stay. The rooms are well maintained, with a private structure as well (similar to what queens used to have in the palaces).