4-Star Hotels in Sauraha

"Stayed here for a night. The hotel is a decent property, is lush green and room are decent. Garden is slightly overgrown but they have nice plants growing across the property. The manager and staff were very friendly and helpful. We did the chitwan jungle safari from outside the hotel which was 3k nepali for 2 he jeep, 30mins canoe, elephant breeding center and walk in the park with guide. But we could not see rhino which i was eagerly waiting to see in the wild. Saw a bunch of deer and elephants. Food at the hotel was good. Good stay for the price. Swimming pool had high chlorine but was good overall"

"On the hot afternoon, when the hotel arrived at the hotel, there were frozen juices and towels sent to the front, and the summer heat was relieved. The hotel has just been built for half a year. There is no comment on Ctrip, and the adventure has been booked. It does not seem disappointing. The signs on the road are not obvious. Many people don't know. Actually, they are on the riverside. The main road from the town's restaurants is 2 to 300 meters. It takes two minutes to pass through several families. The surrounding environment is very good. When we went, the reeds flourished, and the window sill saw the invincible reeds. Management is a little less experienced, but the hotel staff are working hard to do better, constantly asking how we feel, watching so many people around us, is to promote me this person who never commented s reason. It is worth mentioning that at the hotel's tour guide LAMA, there is no travel agency package, Lama helped us arrange the next day's activities, elephants to find wild animals, canoes to see crocodiles, afternoon off-road vehicles jungle adventure Very good experience, he accompanied the whole process. The price is also good, 8 people average more than 60 US dollars per person, all three items. Returning to the hotel in the sunset, accompanying the children to the swimming pool on the riverside, drinking beer and watching the clouds slowly disappear, how do you feel?"