Matha Forest Resort

The view is nice, the room is very nice. The room service is also very nice. It is family friendly and they have a small park which is very good for kids. The room was spacious and tidy. The buffet system was also good, had lots of various kinds of food items and the taste was also good 👍😊

The resort’s ambiance is perfect for relaxation, offering stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere. The rooms were spacious, clean, and beautifully designed, providing all the comforts you could ask for. The staff was incredibly hospitable and went out of their way to ensure we had everything we needed. The food was delicious, with a wide variety of dishes to suit every palate. I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a memorable getaway.

Excellent stay experience in the tents with all amenities. Very cooperative staff and the food was also awesome. Had a great vacation and time well spent.... value for money. Ample parking space available. Enthralling Chhau dance performance in the evening by the locals was the icing on the cake.

Very courteous staff. Excellent location. Food average and spread focused on bengali food. More ready information regarding exploring surrounding spots desirable.

Even a discerning traveler would love this property for its strategic location right next to the hills. It is a well maintained property with most of the amenities for a comfortable stay. They also get 5 out of 5 for prompt service, good behavior of the staff and tasty food. Since it was winter, they served the breakfast buffet in the outdoor lawn area, which we loved. My only suggestion for them would be to install a swimming pool heating system, so guests can enjoy the pool in the winters.

Rooms are spacious, cleanliness is optimal, location is fabulous, overall service is excellent. However, one thing needs close attention - the food price! the food prices are simply absurd and exorbitant. We were forced to have meals outside from a local restaurant nearby, which is called sankupi cafe. Just to put things in perspective, just one portion of rice costs rs. 159 in the resort restaurant, whereas a full thali meal costs rs. 120 at sankupi cafe.