Tuli Tiger Corridor

The Resort is beautiful and vast. It's like living in the lap of Nature where you will hear birds chirping, lush green trees. There is a beautiful Lotus pond as well. We also saw Langurs as well. Swimming pool is neat and clean. The restaurant food and service is awesome. Everyone in restaurant takes care of you like their family and also they cater to your requests promptly and swiftly. Food is also great and have quite a many options.

Amazing Pool time, the pool water was clean. Fantastic starters, Clean Rooms with lake view was serene. We were 12 couples, with all meals inclusive. The Dinner, Lunch & Breakfast was served hot and tasty. The way to cottage is well made with greeny. A must stay with helpful.staff

We were 18 members ***** with kids had booked 5 rooms. The place is very quite, clean, and beautiful. The rooms were lovely facing pond in the jungle. We were welcomed with smiling staff and beautiful louts on the entrance. The food here is really awesome, the taste, the variety and most important the staff who are always willing to serve with love. Overall humble, helping and great staff n serene property. We enjoyed every moments spent here. 10/10 from our side. Thank you for making our vacation memorable.

Tuli is an extremely wonderful place with the best of staff. Stayed there with my family and had 3 cottages booked. The service is top notch and the staff is really helpful and always smiling. The food is wonderful and never felt missing anything. I had forgotten my sunglass at Tuli and the staff took extra care to send it to me in Pune via courier. They also took care to see that the glasses were packed well to avoid damages and did not even take any charges inspite of requesting. Very rare to find such responsible people who care about their customers in today's world. Tuli is the place to be if you want to pampered.

A very spacious and luxurious place to stay. Our tour guide supplied us with a new and very comfortable jeep. Thank you nature Safari India - our seventh trip with them and not the last. Food and staff delightful. The accommodation was spacious and individual basins in the bathroom a really good idea so thank you for that. We were close to the National Park gate so travelling times were short. Our guide, Subesh, was amazing. We are regular visitors to Indian National Parks as we are keen photographers.

We had a lovely four night stay at Tuli Tiger Corridor and stayed in the top floor suit of their cottages. All very pleasant and nicely cool when temps were in the high 30s. The satff were amazingly attentive and charming. Indian food excellent. We were especially well looked after by the lodge's naturalist Pramod Bopche, who came on all our four trips to the Pench National Park, and he and the local guide and driver found us five tigers and two leopards - very special!

We stayed in a tent, very fancy tent.. furniture was elegant, well maintained and very comfortable. A/C worked perfect. Outside decks on either side of the tent. The housekeeping staff was virtually invisible. Our room was always clean and attended to, but we never saw anyone coming or going. We did see quite a few Langur monkeys at times running around the public areas. We never felt uncomfortable with them. The staff in the restaurant went above and beyond. Always eager to help, very friendly. Dinner is buffet style, always veg and non-veg options. The options were different every night. The food coming out of this little kitchen is incredible. They have the best garlic naan we have encountered and an endless supply as well. The lodge is located about 10 minutes from the Pench Park main gate, so very convenient. Every evening when returning from safari, Hi Tea is served on the bridge over the lake. Masala Chai and a local snack before dinner...always good. The only negative I would say is the pool needs some basic maintenance, we did use the pool and it is functional and water is maintained but the tile work is need of work. A lot of obvious patching and areas that need patching but still on a hot day its a welcome amenity.

This was the largest of the resorts in which I stayed in India. Some of the rooms consisted of large permanent tents, which were nonetheless well airconditioned and equipped. The area is quite dry and dusty and this detracts somewhat from the appearance of the hotel, which is however well maintained. The only public area consists of an open-sided room with couches, it would be a good idea to supply some up-to-date books and magazines there. The staff (as everywhere I was in rural India) were helpful and friendly, but here in particular English language skills were lacking. The chef here is particularly good and I saw him make specially mildly spiced dishes for American guests (I myself enjoy Indian food and like it spicy). There is a nice pool area here, but the humidity and mosquitos made it difficult to use while I was there.

Luxury tent was great, even a roll top bath. Food was buffet and enjoyable, aided by some great staff, very pleasant and hardworking. Guide provided by Tiger Safari proved invaluable as they all are, without them you wont see half of what is there. Pool was very nice, roofs need a bit of attention on main buildings (you did ask for an a honest review), tiles missing and poly sheets. Sure they will be done before the rains start. Would I stay again, absolutely, no hesitation.