Hoysala Village Resort

We had a wonderful stay at this resort. The rooms were clean, spacious, and very comfortable. What truly stood out was the hospitality—the staff was incredibly warm, welcoming, and always willing to help. I also loved how the resort embraces and showcases local traditions, which made the experience feel authentic and memorable. The food was another highlight, with a good variety of delicious options to choose from. Although the resort doesn’t have Wi-Fi, the team was proactive in arranging an alternative when we needed it, which was much appreciated. The only area for improvement is a small but noticeable one. Since the resort positions itself as a luxury property, I was surprised that room slippers were not provided. While I understand the effort to preserve the overall theme and aesthetic, having basic in-room amenities like slippers would enhance the guest experience without taking away from the concept.

Unique design, attentive staff, good vibes all around.

Lovely room, absolutely beautiful resort and an excellent level of service.

Good: room decor, greenery, staff Bad: food (breakfast and dinner), pool, communication with staff

Welcome to South Indian hospitality here-thoroughly spoiled by the staff. Loved the food - their specialty local ‘malnad’ cuisine added to memories of our trip. Thank you for a wonderful experience

Excellent

Excellent property with good service and delicious food. Harish is very resourceful Person gave us walking tour of sarrounding Village. He was helpful all round and made our stay special

A lovely, quiet oasis for those touring the beautiful Temple.

Nice Property

A wonderful place with a nice village life environment. There is a ton of greenery around the place, with its own unique charm. The staff are extremely courteous, helpful and friendly and go out of their way to look after you. The food choices are commendable and they do make an effort to offer some local favourites, which depending on one’s taste buds, would either go down well or not at all; we fell into the former category! Overall, a good place to stay, and a little on the pricey side compared to other lodging options. Highly recommended.

I stayed in a suite which was great. But there was no place to sit and enjoy the landscape and the entire property. You are confined to your own room. But I enjoyed the room. The restaurant service was exceptional slow and I was served a simple dinner like sambhar rice almost 40-45min after ordering. Breakfast buffet was good and enjoyable

Our stay at the Hoysala Village Resort was a good experience. Service was friendly and efficient. Rooms big and comfortable. Decor very ethnic. Lots of greenery.

Stay was excellent!! Luxury at its best. True to it's name everything was perfect.. only concern was When your esteemed guests are unwell and request for a medicines, you couldn't arrange.. and have no remorse in saying that request can't be fulfilled.. Other than that everything was picture perfect.. Staff was courteous and really had a great time on my anniversary..

Lovely, nicely decorated hotel. The rooms are in small buildings. Rooms are big, beds are comfortable, bathrooms adequately updated. Greenery separates and surrounds the buildings. Attentive and professional staff. No wifi in the rooms, slow wifi in the lobby area. No restaurants in easy walking distance.

The stay was very nice and had a good time with family. It is in good location, full of greenery good place to stay and relax. Each and every staff, including security & housekeeping i felt every one were so co operate and the way they treat the guests i was really impressed. I have one negative feedback - door locks needs to be replaced with the new one or it should be well maintained. also felt, pool can have temperature setting

The staff made the stay the most memorable. The resort is quite nice with comfortable rooms and amenities. The food is very good with a wide variety that will cater to all kinds of tastes. The resort is located quite close to the centuries-old temples and a church which are a must-see.

We stayed in the Jacuzzi Villa room, which was at the edge of the property. Although it's not exactly a Villa, just a a large apartment with a huge bedroom, living room, and a truly gingantic bathroom with a Jacuzzi in it, it did give decent privacy from the rest of the property. The property itself is smaller in terms of area than I had imagined and did not have much open space. But every inch of it was well utilized in terms of greenery, and we could smell the fragrant plants when walking around in the night which gave a very pleasant feeling. The rooms were well appointed with classic wooden furniture and were extremely clean and nice smelling. The bathroom was a true luxury. We had all meals in our package and liked both the dinner and breakfast (skipped lunch, due to the heavy eating in the former two). Their buffet spread had a mix of local preparations with standard continental and north Indian items, leaving nothing to be desired. We didn't use the swimming or spa facilities. The pool was a little small, but cute. Most guests use this as a luxurious retreat from seeing the historical and spiritual sites nearby, which it serves perfectly.

Very hard to find an issue to complain about. Excellent overall, especially the palace suite.

Staff very helpful especially Fatima - who looked after our room, and us.

Hotel is set in a lovely garden and the room was comfortable. Food desires improvements