This one was absolutely horrible. "baandal river resort" hotel i had booked for two days. Firstly the hotel failed to notify that it is not senior people friendly, with difficult stairs, and missing pathways; you got places here you will slip on the mud, and the major entrance is to actually walk through the compound of a different hotel, which is quite embarassing. The alternate way, which the representative of the hotel told us is an amazing way for our car to come through, was to literally drive through the riverbed and risk puncturing our tyres. The stones were so sharp and it is more likely than not to puncture our tyres. It takes about 45 mins to travel on a road where there are no other buildings except the entrance to this hotel. What's the icing of the cake is that the given directions of the hotel are wrong and the road leading to it is actually a different one from the one on google maps. The road went away with rain a long while ago and they have failed to update it. It took us two hours just to navigate to the place from the nearest asphalted road. Extremely misleading directions and accessibility information was provided. Finally we reached, and then got in the room. We felt the experience and service was same as expected. However when lunch time came, the food was not good. We did not complain however, because we assumed that the taste of the hotel must be catered to the locals who have different taste preference than us. They had a pair of pet dogs that kept barking just near our dining area and made us quite nervous. It took us requesting them multiple times for them to at-least lock the door that divided the dogs area from us. We have a pet dog ourselves, but a mountainous wolf-like dog that keeps barking will make anyone nervous; we were afraid he wasn't obedient to the owners. I feel it is rude to disregard guests request to just separate the dogs from them which makes them afraid. The area does not have cell reception, neither it had landline. So every single request involved us to leave the room, and tell them personally. Honestly a huge hassle in an area where there is a chilly wind blowing every night even in summers. Dinner was same as before; we didn't like it but we didn't complain to the staff. One thing i would like to add, food takes anywhere from 60-90 minutes. There's literally no food prep to quicken up the food. Around 7:30am, we decided to have breakfast, which we found wonderful. We complimented the hotel's staff. At this point, we were okay with the experience and were ready to forgive any flaws of the hotel. Why spoil the joyous atmosphere of a vacation, we thought to ourselves. However, here's where it gets horrible. We had reasons to not stay at the hotel for the second day of our booking. And when we had breakfast, we let them know, that we would be checking out and not use the second day of the booking. We politely asked if they could adjust the bill of the food. After all, their room would be empty for another booking for the second day. Let me clarify, we never ever declined to pay, we would had happily paid for the food without any reimbursement for not using the second day. Before we could even politely discuss about this, the representative of the hotel came to us and started shouting at us the following sentence in hindi. "i have been observing the nonsense you have been speaking all this time. You speak all that rubbish and expect us to ignore everything. We got confused and tried to politely diffuse the situation, because he was quite angry. But it became of no use, because the guy kept on ranting all sorts of lies in an extremely rude tone about how we are some ungrateful customers. Like i earlier stated, although we had issues, we never conveyed it to the hotel because we didn't wanted to alter the pleasant atmosphere. never declined to pay, just wanted to see if such a request could be entertained or some ways; a small discount or something as we would be leaving without using the booking of the second day. Ultimately, he said no. We told him that he could had said that in a polite way, to which he said that's not his way of talking to guests like us. I struggle to understand what was his problem, considering i have been to so many hotels, expensive, minimalist, luxurious, and such a term is never used to describe me as a customer. And i am very sure, customers are meant to talk to politely. Even a refusal or declination should be expressed politely. We were a group of seven, so we were feeling confident enough to talk to the staff who was grouping on us, and shouting all sorts of insults and bizzare accusations upon us. If it were a small party, they would genuinely get scared. If we weren't interested in defusing the situation and maintaining a calm situation, i believe, a brawl would had broken out. They were extremely threatening. At this point, we told them that we would write a negative review and let our connections also know to avoid this place.