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we did the booking and checked into the resort at about 6:30 pm on 20th Oct. we were allotted a room no. 110 in the basement of one Block.. for which we needed to go down two floors.. both is us are Senior Citizens.. the room is spacious.. and neat.. the AC was decent... but there were few mosquitos.. and we needed the repellant. the flush of the commode was not having pressure for water.. and was taking time to fill.. it rained cats and dogs.. and rain water 💧was coming inside the front door area.. we couldnot go out to the restaurantas it was raining heavily.. plus the passage to the restaurant was dimming lit.. fearing that we may slip and fall we ordered for room service.. a simple Dal Khichidi and Curd rice.. was good.. next day morning we left to Triambak at 5:30 am.. and left the key at the front desk.. as the Room vacating time suggested to us was 10:00 am.. hence we told the front desk to move our baggages to the front desk after 10 am.. as we were expected to get delayed st the Temple.. we returned back from 3:30 pm.. and wanted to change our soiled cloths used for Temple darshan with fresh ones and sought some decent place to change our dress.. to our utter surprise we were shown a toilet outside the reception area to go and change.. the toilet doesnot have any doors.. instead the complete floor was wet and dirty.. hence we requested for a better place so that our cloths donot get wet.. they finally advised us to go to the Restaurant area and use the spoilers there.. which we did eventually.. after paying more and seeking a decent place for changing the soiled cloths was a painful experience.. for hardly a 11 hours night stay.. pl note that we didnot avail the breakfast service as we were inside the Triambak temple.. hence our experience is AVERAGE..

Stayed one night at the resort. It’s a beautiful place around 25 km away from the city in the midst of lush green landscape. Cottage rooms were bigger than expected with separate wardrobe and huge bathroom. Shower was more like a rain shower under the sky. Garden sit out was a quite a calming experience. Pool area was beautiful with stone structures around it. The only issue we had was with limited menu and food options. Although the dinner served had more of home cooked flavour with torai, moong dal and multigrain rotis. So in a way, it was soothing for a tired tummy yet more options would have been better. Tried their swedish massage and deep tissue therapy massage. Actually dozed off twice during the session, it was so surreal. Missed out on a few of the activities because of the tight schedule that we were on so would definitely visit again if we travel to nashik. Also the staff is extreme gentle and courteous. Five star experience.

Our stay at Sula Vineyards was a seamless blend of relaxation, nature, and fine wine. The spacious, beautifully designed rooms offered breathtaking views of the vineyards, creating a tranquil ambiance that we thoroughly enjoyed. A special mention to Mr. Ananthan Nair, whose knowledge and friendliness made our visit even more enriching. The serene vineyard trails and the exceptional hospitality of the entire staff added a personal touch to our experience. The wine-tasting tour was incredibly informative and a proud moment for us, as Sula’s selection of wines truly reflects the excellence of Indian craftsmanship. Dining at their restaurant was another highlight, with fresh, flavorful dishes perfectly paired with their exquisite wines. One of the most memorable experiences was the picnic in the vineyards organized by the Sula team. It was a unique and delightful experience that we girls will cherish forever. And, of course, the star of our holiday, Mr. Rohan Anand—thank you for everything and for being such a fabulous host! Sula Vineyards is a must-visit for wine lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. Highly recommended!