We found this property via LBB and were slightly hesitant as to how the place will be considering we have never experienced a farm-stay.. However, given the beautiful pictures and a couple of reviews, we decided to give it a shot and booked 2 nights (weekend) at this place.. It is an absolutely beautiful, serene, well-maintained, close to the nature sort of a place .. The interiors are completely rustic and give a different feel .. The owners - Uttara and Adwait along with their daughter Saunskruti handle everything so well - right from the check-in, breakfast, lunch / dinner, tour to the near by lake, vouchers for wine tasting at Sula, you name it and they will try their best to arrange it for you .. I had my birthday on one of the days there and they were so kind to get me a yummy cake and that too at York winery where I was spending my birthday eve .. Don't be hesitant about the no tv and wifi because you will love going out and interacting with the other guests .. I am still going gaga over my experience so you should also give it a try without a second thought ..

Love,
Deepika

Utopia farmstay was strongly recommend to us by a friend. Come Diwali, we started to scurry for options for a weekend getaway, rather late. Luckily, we could book the last 2 rooms for our stay. We travelled as a family of 5. Utopia had enough to offer to enthrall my 2 year old as well as captivate his grandparents. Many previously written reviewes will mention the artistically done up rooms and the unique decore, but what struck me most was the simplicity and sincerity on the whole. Both, Uttara and Adwait Kher (celebs in their own right, which I discovered much later) are fantastic people. Extremely down to earth and immensely talented. It was really inspiring to meet them both. Saunskruti was very helpful and prompt through out our stay.

We got 2 of the best rooms (one with a view of the lake and sunrise; the other with a view of the lake and sunset!). I later was told that each room was furnished uniquely with restored antique wood and artifacts created using them.

Eating Mrs Uttara Kher's breakfast is like having lunch in the morning. The spread was lip smacking and wholesome. I really appreciated her mindfulness, when she would store away a portion of food for children to eat later. Meals served later in the day were delicious too.

A seperate mention for the tea. It was something we missed terribly after returning.

The small walk through the fields get you to the lake adjoining the farm. Mr. Adwait was ever ready to accompany the guests for a quick swim. We missed the trek to Anjaneri as we arrived later that day.

All in all, a totally no fuss place where we could roll on the grass, where my 2 year old could just start digging anywhere he liked, play a game of foosball one moment and lay on the swing and star gaze another!