Bengodi Boutique Hotel

We were disappointed in this hotel and expected more. The room was well appointed but dark and a complicated lighting system that we could not work out after 4 days. The toiletries provided were excellent but on one of the evenings there was a smell of raw sewage that perminated the room. The pool was empty despite some days the temperature hitting 29. Also most of garden was cordoned off so you could not sit out unless by the restaurant. The breakfast was certainly plentiful but on the first day we had to ask twice for a coffee. We ate once in the restaurant and despite a fancy menu we would not advise this. Being trendy they ask you to download the menu. Our phones had connection problems so we struggled with this. The starters were mixed . Mine was different and tasty hubby's was like a posh onion soup. As we said you need your phone for the menu but this will also keep you amused in the long hours between courses.(there were 6 people dining). The main courses came it was small tasty but not satisfying (given the time we waited). It was also expensive for what if was. I guess it was trying to be something t definitely wasn't. The shop and museum are worth visiting. The staff polite but certainly not warm.

Fantastic hotel, staff could not be more helpful, an oasis of comfort and calm. The breakfast was a feast with fresh produce. Wine tasting was great, as was the wine museum they have on site. The hammam is not to be missed. For me one of the nicest hotels I've stayed in.

Fabulous 2 night stay. We would stay again and wanted to stay longer. Beautiful property and room. Modern, clean, decor superb Architectural Digest quality. We felt pampered. Value & cost is well warranted. Service was equally superb even with different languages.