Excellent Room, excellent service, delicious food, overall the Resort is excellent, marvelous experience 👍👍❤️❤️
Nilesh Dalvi
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April 17, 2022
Arnold was a great host. If you are planning a Nongriat trek to Double Decker Root Bridge, get your homestay here. You will get to rest sufficiently after the arduous trek. Arnold is extremely helpful, provided us with food when all the other shops were closed on good friday. I had seen other comments complaining of insects and power cuts. Power cut is expected especially when it rains heavily but I would say it was available 80 percent of the time. He had provided us with inverter bulb which helped during power cut. Its a forest area so insects are expected. One suggestion is to always keep the door closed and purchase an insect spray if you need. Allout is provided in the room. Rooms and bathrooms were spic clean. Overall a wonderful experience. Highly recommended.
Manjula Goala
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July 30, 2024
The experience was too good 👍 and the service was too good and friendly homestay for us
You can visit the homestay
Vrushali Randive
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April 02, 2019
Absolutely lovely homestay to be in tyrna village. The rooms are very clean...and well equipped with geyser etc in bathroom. We were even given a heater in the room. Very kind hosts... Worth staying without a thought if someone is staying in tyrna for the root bridge trek
Abhinav Bhandawat
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January 10, 2021
A decent place to stay in tyrna. The treking to the double decker root bridge starts from delight home stay. Thus u can come back and relax just after trecking.
Drawbacks.
Toilet seats were not fixed.
Electricity backup only includes one bulb.
You will surely need fan, but electricity is there only for few hours.
Lots of insects n mosquitoes. Of course it is in jungle. Lack of proper ventilation. If u open windows insects will get in.
Lots of rains (we visited in first week of may 2019) usually all night, thunder and lightning will surely terrify you.
Final words...
Instead of staying in tyrna, stay at cherrapunjee or shillong.
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Excellent Room, excellent service, delicious food, overall the Resort is excellent, marvelous experience 👍👍❤️❤️
Arnold was a great host. If you are planning a Nongriat trek to Double Decker Root Bridge, get your homestay here. You will get to rest sufficiently after the arduous trek. Arnold is extremely helpful, provided us with food when all the other shops were closed on good friday. I had seen other comments complaining of insects and power cuts. Power cut is expected especially when it rains heavily but I would say it was available 80 percent of the time. He had provided us with inverter bulb which helped during power cut. Its a forest area so insects are expected. One suggestion is to always keep the door closed and purchase an insect spray if you need. Allout is provided in the room. Rooms and bathrooms were spic clean. Overall a wonderful experience. Highly recommended.
The experience was too good 👍 and the service was too good and friendly homestay for us You can visit the homestay
Absolutely lovely homestay to be in tyrna village. The rooms are very clean...and well equipped with geyser etc in bathroom. We were even given a heater in the room. Very kind hosts... Worth staying without a thought if someone is staying in tyrna for the root bridge trek
A decent place to stay in tyrna. The treking to the double decker root bridge starts from delight home stay. Thus u can come back and relax just after trecking. Drawbacks. Toilet seats were not fixed. Electricity backup only includes one bulb. You will surely need fan, but electricity is there only for few hours. Lots of insects n mosquitoes. Of course it is in jungle. Lack of proper ventilation. If u open windows insects will get in. Lots of rains (we visited in first week of may 2019) usually all night, thunder and lightning will surely terrify you. Final words... Instead of staying in tyrna, stay at cherrapunjee or shillong.