The stay was worse than terrible. We would have left immediately but finding a new place during Maha Kumbh was tough, we left after one night. Tent was built on sewage and garbage. The management and owner were extremely disrespectful. We have been asking for a refund for two months now, hotels.com is protecting this unethical place. Nothing was as advertised! The owner lacked basic etiquette on top of unhygienic conditions which the place was setup in. Unclean and thus full of mosquitoes, dirty bedding, sheets and quilts. No heat, as advertised. Fouls smell everywhere. When we asked to be moved to a cleaner area we were denied, owner snapped his fingers in my wife's face, laughed. Manager said if we left we'd receive a refund - still no refund! Amenities were not what was claimed in the advertisement, no hot water. I have video of the condition to give better perspective but cannot upload it I guess just photo allowed. These pictures are from after they claimed it was cleaned. They call it a bliss.. it’s a bliss for mosquitoes and sewage.

Well constructed. Excellent location. Amenities as described. Very helpful owner who was of immense help during the chaos of Kumbh Mela. Food excellent and adequate.

Excellent location in Kumbh Mela, very close to Arail Ghat. Very nice and clean property. Very good staffs and services. Very good foods. But there was a communication error between Expedia and the Property Owner as we have to pay in cash at the time of check-in.

Grounds very pleasant, in amidst the clamor of the mela, beautifully lit at night. Deluxe tent comfortable enough with warm bedding (it gets very cool and damp in the morning and you absolutely don’t feel it while sleeping, though this is a tent so your stuff does get a bit damp). Decent enough water pressure and temperature. Staff pleasant and helpful. Food very good. Bring mosquito repellant — they aren’t very noticeable during but biting at night. Nitpicking, the in-tent lighting could be slightly brighter and the mattresses are very firm (despite being several inches thick, it feels like sleeping on a closed-cell trekking pad.) During Kumbh you’re paying a ton for what you get, everywhere, not unique to here. Overall a good experience, don’t let any hater reviews dissuade you.