Baevu the Village

The place is good. But extremely expensive. The food is very limited. No shampoo kept in room. No cycle to play around. They charge 100 per day, but none of the cycles work. Quite a dry place. They asked us to pay the kid’s charge into the manager’s account. Camp fire was lot really late. The pottery was good. But to take home the pots made, they charged 100 per pot, which got cracked within 2 days. The trek was good in the morning. No dosa for breakfast. Just idli, bread, Upma for breakfast. We paid 15000 for a night stay. And the options were tooo little .

We just spent a couple of blissful days at Baevu, and, over every minute of it. It is a true village experience far from the madness of work, school & city life. The rooms were wonderful; old school decor, "Thotti Mane" designs that were just charming and the rooms/bathrooms were spotless. The service was attentive & the entire staff did a great job with our group of 10 (ranging from the elderly to a 6 year old). Every request was taken care of promptly & with a smile. The food was delicious; while it was simple fare, the food was healthy, tasty & plentiful. We loved all the activities, especially the morning trek (Thank for being an awesome guide Suresh!) & the sunset tractor ride (Thank you Ambarish!). If you want to disconnect from your busy lives & feel rejuvenated, book a stay at Baevu for a few days!!!

Enjoyed this “Halle mane” feel !!! Yummy home cooked style south indian food. The morning trek was the best to a close hill. Went through jungle, big boulders and that view ! The road getting to the resort was bad.