Peaceful family house in Majuli, Assam
Majuli· 4.7 · 42 stays
“Experience a comfortable homestay offering a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for those seeking a quiet break. This well-maintained house provides a welcoming environment for all visitors.
Guests can enjoy delicious organic meals prepared with local ingredients, perfect after a day of exploring nearby river views. Relax and unwind in the calm surroundings, making the most of your time here.
This homestay is well-suited for families and friends looking for a relaxing and memorable stay.”
8 bedroomsSleeps 168 beds8 bathsHouseWifiHot Water
A look around
What's here
The home is a quiet, simple place to land in Majuli. It’s a space built for groups, with eight bedrooms and eight corresponding bathrooms, so everyone has their own corner. The rooms are straightforward and uncluttered. Some have king beds, while others are set up with twin beds, making the home flexible for families with children, friends, or large travel groups. The linens are clean, the light comes in soft through the curtains, and the focus is on a restful stay.
There's a functional kitchen space with a gas stove, an electric kettle, and basic cookware. It's enough to make your own tea in the morning or prepare a simple meal. The home is consistently described by guests as a clean, well-maintained property. As one guest, Madhuchandana Medhi, put it, "The rooms were super clean and well-kept, and the staff were so respectful and helpful." Another guest, Pinki Dutta, simply said the stay "felt like home." It’s a place that’s practical and welcoming, without being fussy.
What guests wrote
4.7· 42 stays
Barsha Das
Madhuchandana Medhi
nik sharma
Pinki Dutta
Parkavi G
General area shown · exact address shared after booking
Logistics
Getting there.
Majuli is the world's largest river island, and the journey is part of the experience. The main entry point is the city of Jorhat, which has an airport (Rowriah Airport - ATQ) and a major railway station with connections across Assam and the rest of India. From Jorhat, you travel to Nimati Ghat, the ferry point. The public ferry ride across the Brahmaputra River is how most people and supplies reach the island. The home is conveniently located once you are on Majuli, and guests have found it easy to access.
Before you book
The fine print, written plainly.
Frequently asked
The questions travellers ask.
The neighbours


