Monthly Rentals in Sutol

Nestled within a secluded oak forest in the mountains, this charming home stay offers an unparalleled retreat for those seeking peace and connection with nature. From the moment we arrived, the warm and friendly Mrs and Mr. Prasad (hosts) made us feel right at home, greeting with genuine smiles and an eagerness to share their stories. Their hospitality goes beyond mere courtesy; it's a heartfelt extension of their love for the place and the guests they welcome. The local culture add a rich layer of experience to your stay. Each story is a window into the vibrant life of the mountains, making your visit much more than just a getaway. The personal touch of these anecdotes brings a sense of belonging and deepens your appreciation of the surroundings. The food served here is a delightful highlight. Fresh, locally sourced ingredients are crafted into delicious meals that reflect the region’s culinary traditions.

Staying in Naresh ji's Airbnb was amazing, His shop had all the necessary things for outing, parties and everything. Over and above he is an amazing host. The food was also very homely and tasty.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at La riviere waterfront and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations! The host, Aanshu , welcomed me with open arms and made me feel like part of the family. The homestay itself is beautifully maintained, with cozy rooms, comfortable beds, and impeccable cleanliness. What truly sets this Homestay apart, however, is the amazing view of nature.The host went above and beyond to ensure my stay was comfortable and enjoyable, providing valuable recommendations and insights into the local culture. If you're looking for a genuine, heartfelt experience, look no further than La riviere waterfront a traditional homestay. I'll be back, and I'll be recommending this hidden gem to everyone I know!

I had a fantastic stay at Digvijay’s cottage. It’s in the mid of a tee estate (it’s not a massive tea estate but a small one, but peaceful.) The room is absolutely minimalist but makes you feel like home. It’s a wooden cottage and you get that old time charm. It’s a two story cottage with bedrooms upstairs and bathroom, kitchen, work desk etc. at ground floor. For food, if you are really keen on fancy food probably you can cook yourself as the place has a 2 burner gas stove or you can eat at some eatery before reaching here (No fancy restaurants around). The other option is to ask the caretaker Mr Girish to cook for you. He cooks homely meals and charges for it additionally. Beyond that, on a clear day you can catch glimpse of snow cladded Himalayas from the cabin itself. Parking is available at the property but driving down that Slope could test your driving skills thoroughly. All in all a lovely place to stay. I was there in 3 week of April 2025.