Mahabaleshwar has 2 five-star hotels. Their review-weighted average rating is 9.1/10. The average nightly price is 50 494 INR for rooms around 50 m², 55 901 INR for rooms around 100 m².
Contemporary resort composition in evergreen forest
The property is arranged across a 27-acre evergreen forest site in the Western Ghats, with a contemporary resort layout adapted to the wooded hillside. Valley-facing terraces, outdoor social areas and open-air leisure spaces make the landscape central to the design.
The Hub and Longitude Bar as social anchors
The Hub and Longitude Bar form the resort’s principal indoor social venues, complemented by terrace-led leisure areas and outdoor fireplace-style settings. Together, these spaces extend the resort experience beyond the pools and create a warm, communal focus around the hillside setting.
Balconies, Soaking Tubs and Forest-Facing Retreats
Private outdoor space across the accommodation
The 122 rooms and suites include private balconies or patios, giving accommodation a direct connection to the forested surroundings. Selected rooms have forest views, while some include a private jacuzzi alongside a bathtub.
Marble bathrooms and rainfall showers
Bathrooms feature marble soaking tubs, separate bathtubs and showers, and rainfall showerheads. The accommodation also provides 24-hour room service, supporting flexible in-room dining within the resort setting.
International Dining from Garden Views to Longitude Bar
International cuisine in indoor and open-air settings
Longitude 73 serves international cuisine across breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner. Dining formats include al fresco and garden-view seating, giving meals a direct relationship with the resort’s wooded outdoor setting.
The Hub, Longitude Bar and poolside drinks
The Hub and Longitude Bar provide social gathering spaces, while a poolside bar and coffee shop or cafe broaden the resort’s beverage offering. 24-hour room service provides an additional private dining option.
Fountain, Mahabaleshwar - IHCL SeleQtions is presented as a contemporary hillside resort rather than an urban-style hotel. IHCL frames the property as a nature-led sanctuary where contemporary comfort meets the Western Ghats landscape.
Low-rise hillside character
The property’s identity is shaped by its hillside form, green slopes and outlook toward Koyna Valley. IHCL’s launch language describes the design direction through heritage charm and hillside serenity, placing local landscape at the centre of the experience.
Valley Views Across 68 Rooms and Nine Suites
A compact room-and-suite collection
Accommodation comprises 68 rooms and 9 suites. Public hotel and booking information confirms the room-and-suite format, with the collection positioned within the resort’s hillside setting rather than a high-rise city environment.
Views towards Koyna and the plantations
The accommodation is marketed around views of Koyna Valley and strawberry plantations, connecting the guest rooms and suites with Mahabaleshwar’s agricultural and forested hill-station landscape.
The Saddleback and Dusk: Dining on Tapola Road
All-day meals at The Saddleback
The Saddleback is the main restaurant, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Its facilities include a children’s menu, making the venue suitable for family meals as well as the hotel’s principal daily dining service.
Dusk and private dining
Dusk is the hotel bar, while a private-dining option provides a more secluded format within the property’s dining offer. The venues form the core of the hotel’s named food-and-beverage collection.
