Convenient location, good rooms and quite nice garden,,,though this one will disappear soon in order to give place to more rooms and more money. The place does not welcome indian guests and not cheap travelers, They want their money but have not realised that they should also offer something in order to deserve it... It was really well ran some years ago, Unfortunately it did not last very long. Better to be avoided at present times !

We arrived late in the day after a long drive and were offered 2 rooms in different price ranges. The larger, garden facing room was certainly a fair bit nicer than the cheaper room we opted for, and worth considering if your budget will stretch, but we were happy enough with our relative cheapie.

The room itself was a decent size, our double bed was two singles pushed together, as seems to be the standard practice in many places in India, the bedding was clean and comfortable and overall the room was quite clean, although it must be said that it did smell rather musty and at night time the room was actually very cold. Shower was also a good size and hot water worked fine.

The front of the hotel was going through a bit of a renovation when we were there but the new reception area, when built, looks like it will be very nice. The gardens were also very nice and well maintained.

Overall we found the place to be nice and friendly and the staff all seemed very smiley.

The restaurant was nicely appointed and served up fairly nice food, although my only complaint would be that despite being told we could order off the menu earlier in the day, there was a pretty strong hard sell by the restaurant manager for us to have the buffet dinner even though we clearly didn’t want that much food.

The hotel is located only a few minutes walk from the entrance to Kholeodao Ghana Bird Sanctuary, and there are also plenty of cycle rickshaw drivers outside who can guide you through the park at reasonable fixed rates. We had a fabulous guide and were very impressed by the abundance of bird species you can get to see in a few short hours.

Overall we thought the Birders Inn was a nice place to stay, if a little on the expensive side for our backpackers budget.

Compact little hotel with spacious rooms, wonderful staff, and excellent service. Swimming pool is open all year around but water in January is only 10C so be aware before you jump. Free WiFi available in the dining room and patio area. Food is okay, but spice levels have likely been moderated for the palate of its primarily European guest list. Hotel is located about 500m east of the entrance to Karlakoa National Park.

Really I am very thankful not only me even our group is very happy by the services of "The Birder's Inn, a place for peace" I'll say this.