67 rooms. They are disappointing with the most basic level of comfort, with air conditioning and a noisy fan, not to mention the fridge, which we recommend you unplug. Some have two single beds, while others have a double. In the bathrooms there is a bath and biotic products, and the decor is non-existant.

Recently built, the hotel is based on Indian architecture and is rather charmless, but it is a pleasant place. There is a large pool in an internal courtyard, where you can patiently await sundown so you do not burn in the sun. The rooms are spread over two floors in several buildings. Those in the rooms at the rear need determination to get there using the stairs. The front part of the hotel has the spacious reception and a bar run by an Indian man who will be happy to advise you about your trip.

A restaurant that overlooks the pool serves excellent Indian cuisine in a split-level room. Meals can be enjoyed à la carte. However, take care to avoid the chocolate profiteroles, not really tasty.

The French desserts in the restaurant are not good. Remember to take a jumper for dinner, because there is a big difference between the indoor and outdoor temperatures.