Ekayana Resorts and Agri Tourism

Place was nice and feel nature touch

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Couple • India • Sep 2026

We had an amazing stay at Ekayana. But the staff are local village people so don't expect facilities like big hotels. But if you like to stay in nature then it's a good place. However road construction sound nearby irritates a lot but the place is lovely. Also visit kemsewadi dam nearby. It's a dreamy location

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Couple • India • Sep 2026

Ekayan Resort in Mulshi offers a truly charming concept, nestled in nature and designed to evoke a rustic, old-world feel. I respect the owner's aim to maintain this character instead of turning it into a typical polished hotel. However, there is a clear difference between rustic charm and poor upkeep, and sadly, that line was crossed during our visit. We paid around ₹7,000 including taxes, with the room costing about ₹6,000. While luxury isn't expected at this price, cleanliness, basic functionality, and proper maintenance certainly are. Our room had visible cobwebs on walls and behind the bed, a dirty bathroom bucket, no shelf near the mirror for toiletries, and no convenient power outlet for electric devices. The placement of items was oddly disorganized: the phone was on a window far from usual spots, multiple toothbrushes were scattered around, toothpaste was kept separately in the bathroom, and a table lamp was placed on a cupboard where it was not useful. Some lamps weren't even connected. An electric kettle was provided but cups or glasses were only available on request. The sofa appeared very old and neglected; while aged furniture can add charm if well cared for, neglected furniture does not. These issues extended beyond the room. Upon arrival, we were told tea would only be served at 5 PM and only lunch was available then. For a resort where guests travel far, having basic drinks available or some flexibility would be important. The swimming pool was disappointing, with spiders, ants, and debris present. While fallen leaves and flowers are understandable in a natural setting, lack of regular cleaning is not. The Tulip lounge had a pool table but it was poorly maintained with broken cues, mismatched balls, and torn cloth. Furniture in common areas was heavily scuffed and neglected. Cleanliness near the restaurant was also a concern; we had to show cobweb photos to management before they cleaned them the next day. One incident that disturbed us was a staff member climbing barefoot on our bed to switch on the AC. We reported this to the owner, who was polite and promptly changed the sheets, which I appreciated, but it raises questions about standards when guests aren't watching. Overall, the property has great potential with its location, natural surroundings, and rustic theme. The owner was responsive to our concerns, but much more attention is needed in housekeeping, hygiene, maintenance, staff training, and the small details that shape guest experience. There is beauty in aged wood, old furniture, and a property blending with nature, but no beauty in cobwebs, dirty bathroom items, or broken equipment.

Good place for vacation with family for a weekend, good food both veg and non veg, lovely surroundings and loved the stay at cozy periwinkle room, good hosting, timely service & warm attitude of the staff, manager coordinated properly before the trip started… swimming pool needs to be little more maintained & hygienic!

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Family • India • Sep 2026

A wonderful spot to visit during the monsoon season, and I am eager to come back in the winter as well. The property is well maintained, though I would suggest increasing the water pressure in the bathrooms. The limited food menu is a smart choice to reduce waste, but switching to a buffet style based on the number of guests rather than individual thali servings could ease the workload for Maruti Mama and the other staff. I really enjoyed my stay, hats off to the team. Also, the Jacuzzi should be called a Plunge pool to set proper expectations, and it needs good upkeep.