Barahi Jungle Lodge

I recently stayed at Barahi Jungle Lodge for a much too short two nights stay and the only regret I have is not staying there longer. From the moment I arrived I felt welcomed, appreciated and taken care of by the phenomenal staff. Without a doubt, the resort puts the guests first and they all go out of their ways to make everyone feel welcome. The room was spotlessly clean and kept in excellent condition. The resort as a whole is beautifully designed and the on site restaurant served meals of great quality. There is a pool and a huge outdoors area for lounging in the sun. The location is rather remote, on the bank of a river separating the resort from Chitwan NP. The rooms are separate huts along the river with lovely views of the greenery, the river and the jungle. No other facilities such as restaurants or shops are nearby but the resort offers everything one could possibly ask for to ensure a comfortable stay. Upon arrival I was personally greeted by my own naturalist Gobinda who did a fantastic job looking after me and making sure to make the most of my stay. Gobinda was extremely available and helpful and made a terrrific job of making my stay comfortable and interesting, by planning safaris or other activities. He even took me out by foot for an up close encounter with rhinos which was an unforgettable experience. The resort is all in all very well run and make every guest feel well taken care of and special. Warm thanks Barahi and warm thanks Gobinda!

The Barahi jungle Lodge is a beautiful place, I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a bit of luxury in Chitwan! A few highlights: -Their commitment to sustainability is exceptional. For example, most of the food is grown on site, and they've effectively done away with single use plastic - The service!! This is old school hospitality. Anything you need at all, someone is ready to help. They surprised us with a complimentary bush dinner one evening (such a cool experience, would recommend) because, as the general manager said, "we deserved it" My only suggestion for anyone travelling here is that you absolutely need to arrange for activities. While the hotel amenities are beautiful, you'll find yourself with little to do but relax by the pool unless you book a safari, yoga, the spa or a village visit. Do it all - it's well worth it!

Wonderful

Our stay at the Lodge was exceptional. Wish we had more time!