Review Of AMMASLE STAYS HAMPI AT RASTA CAFE.

Facilities: 1. Hot water was not available. It was self service to collect hot water from outside the room. 2. There were insects. Mosquitos, tiny frogs in room. 3. There was no AC in the room. 4. Via make my trip i booked bamboo cottage, howevere when i realised the rooms have bamboo walls, i made request and chaged to normal wall and bamboo roof.They charged Rs 4000 per night, for the room. Same room they charged Rs 3000 to other customers. 5. The approach road to hotel was very narrow and made of mud with potholes. only one vehicle can go. Too much inconvenience faced due to this 4. They have tie up with riksha which was very costly. Food: Food was very good. Restaurant staff was polite. Enjoyed the ambience. Location: it was good. But approach to location was inconvient.

electric issues on property no amenities in room ,staff behavior is not good ,charging expensive price for food

There was a lot of bugs and tiny frogs inside the room and bathroom

recently visited Rasta Café, and the experience was quite memorable. This place is more than just a café—it’s a vibe, especially popular among youngsters, night owls, and road-trippers. 1. Ambience & Vibe Rasta Café has a very chilled-out, bohemian atmosphere. The seating is a mix of outdoor and indoor spaces with cozy corners, dim lighting, colorful décor, and open-air lounging areas. Music is always playing in the background, which adds to the relaxed, free-spirited vibe. It’s the kind of place where you can sit for hours, chatting with friends or just soaking in the energy. Perfect for late-night hangouts. Pet-friendly, which makes it even more welcoming. A little noisy on weekends, but that’s part of the buzz. 2. Food & Drinks The menu has plenty of options, both vegetarian and non-vegetarian. Some highlights from my visit: Starters: Nachos, loaded fries, and tandoori dishes are popular and well-made. Main course: Wood-fired pizzas and pasta stood out—good portion sizes, nicely seasoned. Beverages: Their cold coffees and mocktails were refreshing. The bar menu is also well-stocked if you’re looking for something stronger. Desserts: Brownies with ice cream were the perfect finish. Overall, the food was tasty, though service times could be a little slow when the café is packed. 3. Service The staff was friendly and attentive, though on busy nights it might take longer to get your order. They were polite and helpful with menu recommendations. 4. Crowd & Experience Rasta Café attracts a young crowd—college students, bikers, backpackers, and groups of friends. It has a casual, lively feel, and the place is open till late (which is rare to find). If you’re looking for peace and quiet, weekdays are better; weekends are more about energy and music.