Raindrops Resorts Wayanad

A lovely and comfortable stay. The hotel was clean, pleasant, and well maintained, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The room was comfortable, and overall, it was a very nice experience. I would happily stay here again.

ixigoer •

Couple • India • Sep 2026

A stunning location surrounded by nature and outstanding hospitality. The food is fantastic.

The experience was great, and the staff were very friendly. The location is ideal for a stay.

We came across this place through Google and contacted them directly to make a booking. Before confirming, I specifically mentioned that we would be travelling with an 18-month-old child and asked whether there were any activities or facilities available for young children. We were told that they had a trampoline for kids. During our conversation, they also mentioned that they would arrange a campfire if the weather conditions were favourable.Unfortunately, our experience was quite different from what we had been led to expect.Trampoline: There is notice near the trampoline that it's not allowed for kids under 6 years. This restriction was not mentioned to us when we specifically asked about facilities for our 18-month-old child.They mentioned there is swings for kids it's not fit for kids at all with no safety and stones under the swingsCampfire: We were also told that a campfire would be organised if the weather was suitable. On the day, the weather was excellent, with only a 3% chance of rain, yet we were told that they would not be arranging the campfire.For anyone considering staying here, I would suggest keeping the following points in mind:The overall area is quite limited. If you are simply looking to sit inside your hut and spend most of your time there, you may find it enjoyable. ’?The food was average with less options for 1500 rupees for a premium buffet food. especially considering the price we paid and the 5-star rating/claims promoted on their website.Unfortunately, we did not find the staff particularly friendly except peoples inside the resturant they are honestly goodThe property itself is relatively small’approximately one acre’with around 13 huts find it very congested so the overall space and facilities are quite limited.Overall, based on our personal experience, I would not recommend this place to someone expecting a genuine 5-star experience, particularly given the amount of money charged. The expectations created during the booking process did not match what we experienced during our stay. It's very congested resort overall view.

We discovered this place via Google and booked directly with them. Before confirming, I asked specifically about activities or facilities for our 18-month-old child, and they said there was a trampoline for kids. They also mentioned a campfire would be arranged if the weather was good. However, our experience did not match these expectations. The trampoline had a sign saying kids under 6 are not allowed, which was not told to us earlier. They said there were swings for kids, but they were unsafe with stones underneath. Despite excellent weather with only a 3% chance of rain, the campfire was not organized. The area is quite small, so if you plan to stay mostly inside your hut, it might be fine. The food was average with limited options for 1500 rupees, which felt overpriced given the 5-star claims on their website. Staff were not very friendly except those in the restaurant, who were good. The property is about one acre with 13 huts, making it feel cramped with limited space and facilities. Overall, I would not recommend this place for anyone expecting a true 5-star experience, especially considering the price and the mismatch between promises and reality. The resort feels very congested.