Ambrosia Nagaon

Worst ever experience except owners were very helpful. Food of poor quality and taste was pathetic. Rooms are too much bright in the day with no curtains covering internal windows. Bathtub was very small. Location to property is scary in the night. No tar road leading to the property. Especially you'll be scared to go out in the night on that road. Beach is far away so you need to have your own vehicle. I'm thinking why did I pay such a high amount for the room and food when this property doesn't deserve this amount. The owner says that there food is of good quality and full of taste whereas I found it otherwise at that cost. Below the par quality of rooms, food and roads to this property. I wouldn't recommend it for any family or couples. Curtains are so small and semi transparent that your privacy is at risk since all rooms are on ground floor. There are frequent power cuts here. There are monkeys on trees nearby who can attack you easily anytime and take your belongings.

7 months ago

Beautiful property with a nice, clean swimming with greenery all around. Owners were very helpful and considerate regarding our food preferences. The food was tasty and reasonably priced. The rooms are also spacious and the bathtub was large enough for a 6ft person. Beach is close by. The approach road needs to the property needs to be repaired though. Take help of the owners to reach the property, Google maps wasn't very useful for us

7 months ago

Very beautiful and clean place with absolutely delicious food. Rooms are very spacious and have all the amenities like swimming pool, games, and area to play badminton or any outdoor games. Hosts are very humble and welcoming and ensures best quality food and comfortable stay of the guests.

11 months ago

I recently had the opportunity to stay at this property and would like to offer some feedback regarding my experience. Firstly, I must express my disappointment with the claim that this establishment falls under the category of a resort. It is evident that the offerings provided do not align with the standards one would expect from a 3-4-star resort in India. Accommodation: The rooms lacked the comfort and amenities one would anticipate, such as consistent electricity supply, air conditioning, television and Wi-Fi. The frequent power cuts and the reluctance to promptly restore power backup were particularly concerning, raising doubts about the functionality of other amenities within the rooms. Dining: While a diverse culinary experience is typically associated with resort dining, I found the options limited to repetitive Maharashtrian cuisine, overseen primarily by the owner and his spouse. Additionally, the pricing seemed disproportionate considering the lack of variety and quality of offerings. Recreation Facilities: The absence of essential recreational facilities such as a fitness center, spa, or outdoor sports courts was disappointing. The solitary carom room, devoid of air conditioning, hardly sufficed for leisure activities, leaving guests with limited options for entertainment. Guest Services: The absence of fundamental guest services, including 24-hour front desk assistance, concierge services, luggage storage, and tour/ticket assistance, detracted significantly from the overall guest experience. These services are integral to the smooth operation of a resort and should not be overlooked. Housekeeping: The shortage of staff responsible (only one old man for everything) for housekeeping duties resulted in delays and inefficiencies in fulfilling guest requests, affecting the cleanliness and upkeep of both rooms and common areas. Safety and Security: The lack of security personnel, holistic CCTV surveillance, and safety deposit boxes raises concerns about the safety of guests and their belongings, particularly considering the absence of a guard at the property gate. Additional Services: Essential services such as laundry, dry-cleaning, and room service were noticeably absent, further detracting from the overall guest experience and convenience. In conclusion, I would like to emphasize the disparity between the advertised classification of your property as a resort and the actual amenities and services provided. It is imperative that these discrepancies be addressed to ensure guest satisfaction and uphold the reputation of your establishment in the hospitality industry.

7 months ago

Small resort near Nagaon beach, however located in an interior part. Decent rooms, fresh food and a lovely pool. Roads to the resort could be tricky, esp. during the monsoon. Some light and/or signboards near the gate could be helpful. The owners are trying their best to make the place work. However, services leave a lot of room for expectations.

a year ago

Very bad experience. After booking from goibibo the cancel my booking without informing me. Worst manegement.

a month ago

Recently visited this resort and I must say it was the most amazing weekend getaway! The property is surrounded by lush green, spent my time chilling in the humongous swimming pool and enjoyed a quick game of badminton on the lawn. The rooms are quite spacious and well maintained, cosy and comfortable. The hospitality we received was top-notch! Will definitely visit here again.

a year ago

Ambrosia is a true gem! As a family-owned hotel, they go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. The food served at the hotel is simply awesome. Plus, the hotel's location near the beach is an added bonus, with easy access to the shores. Highly recommended for a memorable getaway from the busy life. Worth every penny spent!!

a year ago