Citrus Chambers Mahabaleshwar

Very Nice Location & Ambiance Location is very Nice. Good staff co operative Nature. Family friendly Resort. Market is near by. Rooms also very nicely designed. Restaurant is Good. Breakfast menu has variety of choice for everyone. Restaurant staff is very polite in nature. Overall It was a great experience

Bed and Pillows all were good .extra bedding needs improvement ,mainly for adult the Matress is not comfortable (70kg and above) Property is very Good Staff is very polite and supportive. Indian Food is awesome .we enjoyed late evening IPL show on wide screen. For beer person options are very limited. Weekly events should be organised during long weekends .DJ on weekends should be a must. Activities were closed during our visit that made our children Little Sad and lonely ,only pool Was operational. Pool Was clean and maintained. Overall 4.5 out 5 rating .

I stayed only for one day with my parents. The hotel staff and the front desk staff is very accomodating and always ready to help. The rooms were neat and clean. I loved the vintage look they have give ln to all the rooms. It has beautiful play area for kids and a very good swimming pool with sauna and other facilities. Breakfast spread was wholesome and we loved everything. Despite being very near to the Mahabaleshwar market, this place has its own peace and tranquility. Highly recommended.

While I was planing my visit to Mahabaleshwar, I was looking at a property which has an old colonial type feel..I came across The Chambers which did seem like that on pictures and booked the same.. Let me tell you, the property is really beautiful..the decor has been kept like a colonial one..Very tastefully done.. My suggestion would be pls go for the Suite rooms..they are definitely expensive, but really worth it, overlooking garden. The staff is very friendly..The property has enough parking space ..Good children area for them to play ..the food served at the restaurant is quite good.. The property has recently opened a bar which serves nice cocktails..Aniket really served us well here Aaryan also was very helpful in making us play archery.. The main market is close by..I would strongly recommend this to people who want to go back to the old world charm..

A group of six of us stayed four nights here on a tour of Maharashtra and enjoyed it very much. At its core is an old colonial bungalow in beautiful spacious grounds an easy walk to the town centre. You can also walk up to Wilson Point to see the sunrise/sunset if you don’t mind a hill. It’s very set up for leisure with activities available in the garden for young and old. Our rooms were spacious and comfortable with small but stylish modern bathrooms. While the rooms were a touch dark as they look out into the covered Supper Hall, it was good to have a corridor/seating area to ourselves. Everything was kept clean and there was a great laundry service. We had breakfasts and dinners in the Supper Hall and they were excellent. We’ve travelled together a lot over the years and this hotel stands out as a gem. This is most of all because of the lovely staff who helped us in so ***y ways and put up with all our special requests (including shortening a walking stick!), even putting a dish on the Specials menu for us. We’d very happily stay at Citrus Chambers again.

It’s a beautiful property with huge and spacious rooms and very well maintained. The staffs are very humble and polite . The food is nice . Loved the open restaurant of this property the most . It is surrounded by lush green environment , that makes you feel in heaven .

The place is very cozy. It's proximity to the market is a great bonus. The only issue was that it seemed to be understaffed. Any room service took a minimum of 40 minutes. The breakfast buffet was good, but often empty and their refills were too few and delayed. The bed linens were worn and I had to ask for a change twice.

I stayed here with two other family members. The pros: Cute colonial style bungalows for some of the rooms. We had the suite which had a sitting room and a bedroom. The rooms were very spacious and had high ceilings. The bathroom was spacious and had a nice shower, good toiletries. The housekeeping staff were excellent and attentive to patron needs. The property had a swimming pool for kids and games set up on the lawns. The beds were very comfy. The staff were all pleasant and polite. The cons: While the breakfast buffet was good, the a la carte items were just horrid. I tried several dishes and ALL of them lacked flavor and were not what the dishes typically taste like. The dining room was an alfresco type setting, which was nice, but I do wish there was an indoor dining room as well. There was an indoor bar, which appeared comfy with dark furniture, but I did not go there and it always looked desolate. The speakers for music in the dining room were beyond horrible. The screech of the speakers with the poor soundtrack and the unpalatable food made it difficult to sit in what would have otherwise been a very pleasant area. There was no view on the property so no amazing sunrises and sunsets from here. The various lawns on the property were also broken up without being cohesively held together. The biggest con though is that we paid about twenty two thousand rupees per night, similar to 5-star single, albeit large room properties in the area, for a hotel that I would classify as 3.5 stars at best. That really burned. Overall, I would say that for a 3.5 star property (if you got it at a commensurate price), this would be a great hotel as long as you don’t mind the food, the music speakers, and the lack of any view.

We had a great experience during our stay , the amenities and hotel staff Ramesh, Rajesh, Sonali, istiyak & Dhananjay were very helpful.i will certainly visit again. And also recommend others to try this property.