Colonial Garden Retreat in the Heart of Shillong
shillong· 4.6 · 225 stays
“A homestay in the Khasi Hills, offering tea garden views. The rooms are good, and "the deluxe rooms are amazing," according to a guest. The staff, including Deep, are known for their helpful service. The food quality is tasty and healthy.”
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What's here
This homestay in the Khasi & Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya, offers a peaceful retreat. Guests often comment on the helpful staff. The property is well-maintained, with a "crystal clear" swimming pool. There's a dining hall, well decorated and the food is tasty.
The rooms are good, and the deluxe rooms are amazing.
Here's what guests have said:
"I am really impressed with the quality of service of the unit. All people were available at a single call."
"Very much satisfied from all the Staff and all are very helpful, Food quality is tasty & Healthy, Resort is well decorated Lawn is well furnished Dyning Hall well decodate"
What guests wrote
4.6· 225 stays
Biswajit Saha
Varsha Roy
Souvik Mondal
CA NITIN BANSAL
Prasenjit Deyasi
General area shown · exact address shared after booking
Around the stay
Things to do nearby.
The Khasi & Jaintia Hills offer a range of experiences:
- Living root bridges: The Nongriat double-decker is a highlight, but be prepared for a 3,500-step descent.
- Caves: Explore Mawsmai & Krem Phyllut caves near Cherrapunji.
- Umngot river: At Dawki, see the glass-clear water (best January-March).
- Mawlynnong & Riwai: Visit Asia's cleanest village and the sky walk.
- Nohkalikai falls: India's tallest plunge waterfall (340m).
Logistics
Getting there.
- Nearest airport: Shillong (SHL) — Umroi (30km), Guwahati (GAU) (100km).
- Nearest railhead: Guwahati (100km).
- Road hubs: Shillong (0km), Cherrapunji (Sohra) (53km), Dawki (95km).
Seasons
Best time to visit.
October to April is the dry season, perfect for exploring. The monsoon (June-September) brings heavy rain (10,000mm+), which can mean some attractions are closed, but the green landscape is beautiful.
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