Le Méridien Mahabaleshwar Resort & Spa

The property is lush green with 300% Oxygen intake, fabulous views, excellent hospitality at all places. A great place for family and business events. At WOOD good serves by Reshmi & Sagar making us special. At Chingari food is sumptuous and nice ambience too.

I had amazing time at Le Méridien, Mahabaleshwar. Very cozy and with the nature. Scrutiny was good including the hospitality n food. Room were neat n classy. They best was balcony, huge n between the trees... People helping kids to do their Activities were also very friendly and composed. Overall we loved the experience and will definitely visit again.

Everything is very nice 👍 stay is very nice im very happy with restaurant staff and service thanks for special komal she's very good server and yogesh thank u 🙏 all

Our recent stay at Le Meridien Mahabaleshwar Resort & Spa was an absolute disgrace to the Marriott brand. As Marriott Bonvoy Gold Elite members, we expected at least basic respect and privileges, but instead, we were treated like beggars. 1. Zero Elite Recognition & Fake Promises Room upgrades were shown as “available” till the day before, but at check-in, we were bluntly denied with no explanation. Marriott’s so-called elite benefits meant nothing here. 2. Bed Bugs & Ants – Health Hazard! The room was infested with bed bugs and red ants. My parent was bitten multiple times – her leg swelled badly, and the staff completely ignored it. Not even basic first aid was offered. This is not just bad service; it is criminal negligence for a luxury resort. 3. Rude & Insensitive Management Instead of solving the problem, the duty manager “threw” 2000 Bonvoy points at us like alms. That’s how Marriott values a guest’s health and experience? Shameful. 4. Diamond Earring Lost – No Effort to Help My niece lost a diamond earring during the stay. The staff didn’t even bother to properly clean or search the room. We were simply dismissed. 5. Bonvoy Points Withheld – Lies & Excuses Our stay points were not credited for over a month. The hotel kept lying, blaming “Marriott Bonvoy not responding.” We know this was false. 6. Marriott Corporate Escalation – Useless! After returning home, I escalated the issue. Ms. Shalini and Mr. Saurabh from Marriott Bonvoy’s highest escalation desk promised fair compensation and a written response. They have now ghosted us completely – no calls, no emails, nothing. This entire experience was humiliating, unsafe, and a complete breach of trust. For a brand like Marriott to allow such filthy conditions, rude treatment, and zero accountability is beyond unacceptable. We feel cheated, disrespected, and deeply let down. WARNING to all travelers: Avoid Le Meridien Mahabaleshwar at all costs. Marriott Bonvoy’s loyalty program and “elite” recognition are just empty words when you really need their support.

Stayed at 3 nights, here’s my honest take: The Good: • Housekeeping staff was excellent — room was beautifully decorated with roses and origami towels. • Water bottles provided generously upon request. • Scenic property, decent breakfast. The Not-So-Good: 1. Misleading Size • Marketed as 27 acres, but only ~7 acres are actually usable and fenced. 2. Poor Staff Training • Staff rarely smiled or greeted guests. • We were often ignored while seeking directions in the large property. • Buggy service was slow and reactive, not proactive. • Internal coordination was lacking — no follow-up on upgrade request, late checkout promise not honored. • Staff were seen joking and bickering in front of guests. 3. Lack of 5-Star Touch • No recognition of repeat movements — gate staff asked daily if I was checking in, despite driving in/out multiple times. • Umbrellas provided had holes. • Internet didn’t work on Day 1; dongle had no signal. • Wi-Fi worked on Day 2, but mobile network (especially Vi) is unreliable. 4. Breakfast & Dining • Breakfast was okay, but not memorable. Small dining area, average spread. 5. Price vs Value • ₹18,000–₹20,000 per night is steep for what’s offered. • At ₹10,000–₹12,000 it might be acceptable — but definitely not at premium pricing. Final Verdict: The resort looks premium from afar, but the service doesn’t match. I’ve stayed at top resorts in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia — and this simply doesn’t compare. No personal touch, no attentiveness, no elegance. It’s a good 3.5 to 4-star resort at best, not the 5-star experience it claims.

Our stay at Le Méridien Mahabaleshwar was nothing short of exceptional. The property is nestled amidst lush greenery and offers the perfect blend of luxury and nature. The rooms were spacious, well-maintained, and offered breathtaking views. The hospitality from the entire staff was warm and attentive throughout our stay. The food options were delightful, with a great variety to please every palate. A special shoutout to Jitender from the Adventure team, who truly made our trip memorable. His energy, professionalism, and passion for what he does were evident and added great value to our experience. The treks and activities he organized were well planned, safe, and fun for the whole family. Thanks to him, we discovered a more adventurous side of Mahabaleshwar. Highly recommended for anyone looking to relax and explore!