Forest Hills at Tala

Huge hill property with scatterred cottages. Each cottage is unique. Walkers paradize. Food was amazing. We eat multiple times and each item was amazing. Dont miss sabudana vada, pineapple sheera and laccha paratha Amazing people. Petting zoo caretakers, sunil and jagtap need special mention Some maintenance issues. Mutiple small issues in our cottage woodpecker. Bathtup plug doesnt open. Leakage in bathroom roof. Tiles broken in gallerry etc. Of course, views made up for it all

Amazing experience with lot of things to explore in the vicinity. Loved the way it is developed. We stayed in glass house and it was worth it. Nishtha there who was from the Tala team also made the experience more good. She was very interactive and full of positive energy to have around. We visited the petting zoo. The staff there was very informative plus took good care of the animals and birds inside. The food was also amazing. Overall a 10/10 experience!!

We went here for my parents anniversary for 4th May and 5th May. This is a massive property in the Sahayadri ranges. The beauty of this resort is that it is close to Arabian sea inspite of being on the hills. We stayed in Premium tents and the room size and amenities were good. No plastic bottles given here. They have RO filters in every room. Amazing views from the rooms. Reason for 4 star is that the activities were a bit expensive. Food is decent enough and the staff are kind. Swimming pool oversees the backwaters from Arabian Sea. My daughter loved the Petting Zoo which is a decent addition.

I am writing this review following our recent stay at Forest Hills in Tala for a one-day staycation on June 22nd and 23rd, 2024. We booked two luxury cottages for my family, but unfortunately, our experience was deeply disappointing. The resort's maintenance left much to be desired; the so-called "luxury cottages" we stayed in were below average, resembling neglected tents rather than comfortable accommodations. The surrounding areas were overgrown with grass, including the paths leading to the cottages. Inside, the rooms were musty and unpleasant, despite our requests for room fresheners going unaddressed. One of the most distressing incidents occurred in the morning when my 14-year-old daughter was locked in the bathroom for over two hours. We had to urgently call a carpenter to free her, which was distressing for her and our entire family. When I brought these issues to the attention of the reception and senior staff, their response was disappointing and indifferent. There was no apology or attempt to address our concerns, giving the impression that such incidents were not uncommon. Considering the high charges, which suggest a five-star property, the reality was closer to a lodge experience with substandard rooms and service. I feel it is important to caution others who may be considering staying here. Please be cautious

The entire concept of the resprt is awesome.located on entire mountain and spread across the mountain. Quiet calm serene place, amazing views, a perfect location for relaxation in nature laps, However the resort can improve on: 1. Directions and signages. There are no signages on roha tala road and very limited signages from indapur murud road. 2. Food choices could be more better 3. There can be some more engagement for guests after 7.00 PM

The serene and green environs beckoned us to enjoy a relaxed stay breathing in pure, fresh air with majestic landscape of the hills and Arabian sea. With exemplary service, our stay was extremely comfortable in the spacious villa with a private plunge pool and stunning views from the deck. The petting zoo offered us a chance to get close to the animal kingdom. A visit to the organic farm was most satisfying and most of the vegetables in their kitchen come from here. A High tea with sandwiches and pakoras, at the Sunset view point is unmissable as the beauty of the golden orb, drowning into the sea is a stress reliever. This pretty splash of colour in the sky elicits a sense of gratitude.