COFFEE GARDEN RESORT

**1. Approach Road & Night Arrival** The approach road is poorly lit at night, making it difficult to navigate. If you’re arriving after dark, getting inside the property depends heavily on the driver’s skill. There’s a brief (~5 seconds) off-road section—drive carefully. ### **2. Check-in Experience** The check-in process is simple—don’t expect luxury 4 or 5-star treatment. However, the staff (mostly young boys) are exceptionally helpful and dedicated. Special shoutout to **Faaz and his team** for their hard work—they truly keep the resort running smoothly. ### **3. Room Access & Conditions** The path to the rooms/cottages on the **right side** is still under construction. Opt for the **left-side rooms**, which are more stable and better equipped to handle heavy rain. Good work on the construction quality there. ### **4. Hot Water Issues** A major downside during our **3-day stay**: the hot water supply was unreliable. Despite the cold weather, we only got lukewarm water at best. The property provides **hot rods** for heating water, but the centralized system fails to deliver properly heated water to the taps. Geysers are available but didn’t seem functional. ### **5. Room Amenities (Lacking)** The rooms are still under development—**no fridge, minimal tea/coffee supplies, and no cutlery** for preparing beverages. This was inconvenient for basic needs. No telephones. reliable on mobile phones. scary if there some emergency. ### **6. Beds & Sleeping Comfort** The beds are comfortable, and **additional beds are provided free of charge**, which was a plus. ### **7. Power Backup & Wi-Fi** Good **24/7 power backup** and reliable Wi-Fi with speeds up to **50 Mbps**—appreciated this consistency. ### **8. Food Options (Limited)** The resort has **very limited dining choices**. While it’s **halal-friendly**, pure vegetarian options are scarce. You’ll need to travel to **Madikeri town** for decent meals. Thankfully, the staff assists with transportation in their small vehicle, rain or shine. **Zomato** is available but only until **7 PM**, with delivery times averaging **45-60 mins**—plan accordingly. Room Amenities (Lacking)** The rooms are still under development—**no fridge, minimal tea/coffee supplies, and no cutlery** for preparing beverages. This was inconvenient for basic needs. No telephones. reliable on mobile phones. scary if there some emergency. Food Options (Limited)** The resort has **very limited dining choices**. While it’s **halal-friendly**, pure vegetarian options are scarce. You’ll need to travel to **Madikeri town** for decent meals. Thankfully, the staff assists with transportation in their small vehicle, rain or shine. **Zomato** is available but only until **7 PM**, with delivery times averaging **45-60 mins**—plan accordingly. Hot Water Issues** A major downside during our **3-day stay**: the hot water supply was unreliable. Despite the cold weather, we only got lukewarm water at best. The property provides **hot rods** for heating water, but the centralized system fails to deliver properly heated water to the taps. Geysers are available but didn’t seem functional. Approach Road & Night Arrival** The approach road is poorly lit at night, making it difficult to navigate. If you’re arriving after dark, getting inside the property depends heavily on the driver’s skill. There’s a brief (~5 seconds) off-road section—drive carefully.

Very bad experience staying at the resort. The rooms were in horrible condition with bad smell , stains on walls and ceiling and for the worse many big spiders running around in the room. No hot water. The staff showed no courtesy and did not even arrange for an alternate room in spite of bringing all these to their notice.

A well maintained, neat and calm place where you will connect yourself with nature.. Good service, good location with swimming pool, no disturbance, everything here is awesome.. you will be highly satisfied here...

hot water was not available in rooms rest all okay .