Find hotels near Pallivasal Tea Fields, Devikolam from NT$630

"Beautiful property with attentive staff, however missing a few marks to be considered a 5 star lodge. A room for 2 only came with 1 hand towel and no wash clothes. The shower needs a floor mat. It is dangerously slippery when wet. Slippers are provided, but no bathrobes. These touches make a huge difference. Handrails along the stairs outside leading up to the restaurant as well as inside our suite were non existent making this another dangerous area. Breakfast was acceptable but dinner most nights needs major help. With the property at the top of a windy road you are captive. The chicken was boney, fish was minimal and sauces were blah. Just our opinion but we were disappointed."

"Awesome!!"

"Such a dreamy resort set in the forest-the most perfect setting which makes you feel like you are in paradise. The room was spacious with break-taking views, the staff were pleasant and food was top rated. The room was clean but not quite to western standards-some small touches would address this. The hotel offers a number of activities throughout the day-this is a great touch."

"Everything was good "

"Too much perfume "

"Did not use the pool...the staff are friendly. buggy service from lobby to room is good as somebody is on staff at all times. Food is terrible. just go to the nearby hotel and eat."

"Very nice hotel. Great staff, super kind. Not much around so it was quiet besides staff calling me twice asking me if I ordered food while I was trying to sleep."

"Amazing place"

""I am writing to express my extreme dissatisfaction with my recent stay. This was a distressing experience for my entire family; in fact, we stayed awake throughout the night due to significant safety concerns. The property is in a state of total disrepair and appears to have had no maintenance or renovations since its opening. The rooms were in pathetic condition with an unbearable odor, and the amenities were completely unusable. Furthermore, the photos provided online are a gross misrepresentation of the current state of the property.""