Namma Ashram

The restaurant staff were polite and helpful. The food quality was great at the cafe.

I had booked a balcony room but the balcony was almost entirely covered and you couldn't really see anything. You only see a covered rooftop tin. Also I felt the bigger room with balcony was supposed to be better than the smaller but the smaller room was a lot better in terms of look and cleanliness. There were hardly any events during the weekdays and all the events were separately chargeable. It's not at all value for money.

Can’t imagine such beautiful place. All the thought of Ashram was very unique. Food was too good.

Serene ambience and food

The whole set up is very well organised. There is a cafe. Youga hall, activities room and an ethnic shop downstairs, whereas two rooms upstairs, are connected through a varanda. Rooms are quite decorative in their own way. One of the attached bath room gives the feeling of an open air bath set up with a bath tub also.. The staff was cooperative. Saturday and Sunday morning may have a heavy rush in the cafe, so get your seats on time, as there is no room service available. All in all, it was a nice cozy stay in Namma Ashram.

The room and the amenities were good. The complementary breakfast was decent. The place was cozy and peaceful.

The staff lacked warmth and the management reeked of incompetency. We were asked to leave the premises before our check-out date (the staff promptly apologised but the experience itself was extremely distressing). Furthermore, getting the complementary breakfast is a hassle. There was a lack of clarity on how to proceed in the cafe. The worst thing is their policy of not wearing any footwear. And they didn't even have any way to secure our shoes when we were within the premises. Ultimately we were forced to carry our shoes in our hands to our room.