Terms of service

Last updated November 2026

These terms apply to a stay booked at MeghMalhar Satpura Retreat through this website. The flat is operated by Shrilekha Suresh Gadbail, Anand Vihar, Near Sudarshan Building, Dastur Nagar Road, Amravati, Maharashtra 444607. Booking a stay means accepting what follows.

What you are booking

The whole one-bedroom flat, privately, for up to four guests. No part of it is shared with anyone else during your stay. Check-in is from 1 PM and check-out is by 11 AM, both India Standard Time.

Rates and payment

The price shown when you choose your dates is for the whole flat for those nights, cleaning included. Rates vary by date; the figure quoted at the time of booking is the one that applies. Any taxes due are payable as applicable under Indian law. Payment is taken in full at the time of booking, in Indian rupees.

Holding your dates

Choosing dates holds them for twenty minutes while payment is completed. If payment is not completed in that time the hold lapses and the nights become available again. A booking is confirmed only once payment has been received and you have a booking reference.

Your stay

• Guests are responsible for any damage to the flat or its contents beyond ordinary wear.
• Please respect the quiet of the neighbourhood, particularly at night, and the local regulations that apply in Chikhaldara.
• Indian law requires us to record a valid government photo identity document for guests staying overnight. Please carry one.
• Pets are welcome. Please tell us in advance so we can prepare the flat.
• The flat may not be used for any unlawful purpose, nor for events or gatherings beyond the booked number of guests.

If we have to cancel

If something beyond our control makes the flat unusable — serious damage, a utility failure, or an order of a public authority — we will tell you as soon as we know and refund you in full. Our liability is limited to the amount you paid for the stay.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of India, and any dispute is subject to the jurisdiction of the courts at Amravati, Maharashtra.