Banni Khera Farms Rohtak - Farmstay in Samar Gopalpur - default, India

Nice and homely place for a short visit. Good home made food and amazing hospitality. There are no sign boards near the property but Google maps will take you right till point you exit the road. The approach to the house is quite good. It's a brick laned road wide enough for one car, but flanked by a water body on either side giving it a very pretty setting.

Very difficult to reach. No signboard. Even when you are 20 meters from the property you are not sure, whether this is the property. But for Google maps, it is impossible to reach the property. Rooms and bathrooms don't appear to be hygienic. But good part is, the owner is a very warm person. You get home cooked food, but you have to inform at least 6 hours in advance, to get preparation of your choice.

Such a great place to experience farm life. Kunwar ji was a wondeful host who went extra mile to make our stay enjoyable. Looking foward to visit again..

An Amazing stay at Banni Khera Farms. Really loved the Place & Food,The service staff was also very good & supportive. I must thank Mr. KV Singh for his support & care offered to us during the stay.

A haryanvi haveli amidst a beautiful picturesque rural village....We went for an overnight to Celebrate our daughter's second birthday in April end...Da people r really warm n extremely helpful yet we had few terrible hiccups too... Initially da Customer care executive said their resort manager shall arrange for the birthday cake but wen we reached there he simply said they can't help...My husband had to drive down to the nearby Rohtak City himself to buy the cake ourself... Da worst was, althou they have power backup facility yet none of the ACs in any of the room was working..Da rooms were like burning furnace and we cudnt sleep at all and we al literally fell sick specially my lil daughter...Without working AC it's extremely difficult to stay in this resort...Da property needs proper renovation n repair work inside the rooms...

It was the best resort ever the owners were nice people and the food was outstanding

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Good if you like an urbanized village environment. Otherwise a bit overrated and over priced. Food is good. Facilities are very basic.