On a Fam Birthday had great fun! Very isolated and quite place away from hustle bustle of the city and town clean air and Serene atmosphere well maintained with lots of overwhelming nature. They have a fresh water pool too that's very pleasing to swim in without getting skin tan and itching
We recently visited Bliss Farm for a family picnic. We had visited the property many years ago and had wonderful memories of the place. During our earlier visit, we had booked the fresh water pool and were provided with a dormitory that included an attached toilet and bathroom, which made the experience very comfortable and enjoyable.
This time, we decided to try the Big Pool and were excited for a different experience. While booking, we were informed that changing rooms would be provided. Since we remembered the earlier dormitory setup, we were a little disappointed to find that the changing facilities were only basic cubicles without showers — suitable mainly for changing clothes. The common toilets outside also require better maintenance and cleanliness. Eventually, we opted to take a separate room at an additional cost of Rs.1000 for convenience.
The pool itself was enjoyable, but certain areas could definitely use some attention and upkeep. The slide structure is good overall, however the staircase leading up to it needs urgent repair for better safety. The pool walls also require more thorough cleaning, and some broken tiles should ideally be replaced to improve the overall appearance and comfort.
The venue fee of Rs.12,000 for up to 40 people works out reasonably for larger groups. However, for smaller gatherings, a more flexible pricing structure would make the place feel more value-for-money, especially considering the current amenities provided.
One thing we truly appreciated was the food. The Chicken Thali priced at Rs.200 was delicious and absolutely worth it. Even the evening tea and bhajiya at Rs.40 per person were fresh and enjoyable.
Despite a few shortcomings, we genuinely had a fantastic time together as a family. The fun, laughter, and memories made our picnic special. This review is not meant to discourage anyone from visiting Bliss Farm, but rather to encourage the owners to focus a little more on cleanliness, maintenance, and upgrading amenities. With some improvements — including replacing old chairs and tables that currently make parts of the venue look shabby — the place has the potential to become truly beautiful and offer an even better experience for visitors.
Wishing the team all the best, and we hope to see the farm restored to its earlier charm in the future.
Bliss Farm is a truly beautiful and peaceful place, perfect for anyone who wants to relax and take a break from the busy routine of daily life. The surroundings are clean, green, and very well-maintained, and the natural scenery creates a calm and refreshing atmosphere. The pool area is also really nice, clean, and enjoyable, adding extra fun and relaxation to the experience. It’s a great place to spend quality time with family and friends, whether you’re relaxing by the pool or enjoying the peaceful environment. Overall, Bliss Farm offers a wonderful combination of nature, comfort, and relaxation, making it a place you would love to visit again.
Paid 3k advance for night stay for family outing (Inclusive of 4 children from which 1 is 3 months old)
After reaching he didn't allow us to use dormitory as the person who was going to pay rest of the amount was 20 minutes away, so we had to wait with the infant for more than 30 mins. When full payment was given, he then opened up the dormitory door.
Also, over the phone I was given incomplete information that I can use kitchen. Although, was asked to pay 500/- for kitchen use. Also, there was no kitchen utensils other than a frying pan.
Were charged 5/- per glass for a glasses too. At some point, we even thought he is going to charge us for breathing in his property.
Food experience was the worst of them all, I ordered chicken fried rice thinking no chef in this world can mess up a simple chicken fried rice. I was shocked then as well, as the fried rice was just boiled yellow rice with no soya sauce or vinegar with 2-3 chicken pieces per fried rice.
The only thing good about the stay was checkout. Never been so happy to end the suffering.
Very Bad service by Bliss farm, just charges are high no amenities.
Kitchen they charge but for a group of 15 they give 2 plates no spoon no proper utensils. Outdated Aux Enables speaker. Rude caretaker.
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Dhruv Desai
4 months agoOn a Fam Birthday had great fun! Very isolated and quite place away from hustle bustle of the city and town clean air and Serene atmosphere well maintained with lots of overwhelming nature. They have a fresh water pool too that's very pleasing to swim in without getting skin tan and itching
Simonia Cardozo
2 months agoWe recently visited Bliss Farm for a family picnic. We had visited the property many years ago and had wonderful memories of the place. During our earlier visit, we had booked the fresh water pool and were provided with a dormitory that included an attached toilet and bathroom, which made the experience very comfortable and enjoyable. This time, we decided to try the Big Pool and were excited for a different experience. While booking, we were informed that changing rooms would be provided. Since we remembered the earlier dormitory setup, we were a little disappointed to find that the changing facilities were only basic cubicles without showers — suitable mainly for changing clothes. The common toilets outside also require better maintenance and cleanliness. Eventually, we opted to take a separate room at an additional cost of Rs.1000 for convenience. The pool itself was enjoyable, but certain areas could definitely use some attention and upkeep. The slide structure is good overall, however the staircase leading up to it needs urgent repair for better safety. The pool walls also require more thorough cleaning, and some broken tiles should ideally be replaced to improve the overall appearance and comfort. The venue fee of Rs.12,000 for up to 40 people works out reasonably for larger groups. However, for smaller gatherings, a more flexible pricing structure would make the place feel more value-for-money, especially considering the current amenities provided. One thing we truly appreciated was the food. The Chicken Thali priced at Rs.200 was delicious and absolutely worth it. Even the evening tea and bhajiya at Rs.40 per person were fresh and enjoyable. Despite a few shortcomings, we genuinely had a fantastic time together as a family. The fun, laughter, and memories made our picnic special. This review is not meant to discourage anyone from visiting Bliss Farm, but rather to encourage the owners to focus a little more on cleanliness, maintenance, and upgrading amenities. With some improvements — including replacing old chairs and tables that currently make parts of the venue look shabby — the place has the potential to become truly beautiful and offer an even better experience for visitors. Wishing the team all the best, and we hope to see the farm restored to its earlier charm in the future.
Heena Shaikh
6 months agoBliss Farm is a truly beautiful and peaceful place, perfect for anyone who wants to relax and take a break from the busy routine of daily life. The surroundings are clean, green, and very well-maintained, and the natural scenery creates a calm and refreshing atmosphere. The pool area is also really nice, clean, and enjoyable, adding extra fun and relaxation to the experience. It’s a great place to spend quality time with family and friends, whether you’re relaxing by the pool or enjoying the peaceful environment. Overall, Bliss Farm offers a wonderful combination of nature, comfort, and relaxation, making it a place you would love to visit again.
Alka Kundaikar
6 months agoPaid 3k advance for night stay for family outing (Inclusive of 4 children from which 1 is 3 months old) After reaching he didn't allow us to use dormitory as the person who was going to pay rest of the amount was 20 minutes away, so we had to wait with the infant for more than 30 mins. When full payment was given, he then opened up the dormitory door. Also, over the phone I was given incomplete information that I can use kitchen. Although, was asked to pay 500/- for kitchen use. Also, there was no kitchen utensils other than a frying pan. Were charged 5/- per glass for a glasses too. At some point, we even thought he is going to charge us for breathing in his property. Food experience was the worst of them all, I ordered chicken fried rice thinking no chef in this world can mess up a simple chicken fried rice. I was shocked then as well, as the fried rice was just boiled yellow rice with no soya sauce or vinegar with 2-3 chicken pieces per fried rice. The only thing good about the stay was checkout. Never been so happy to end the suffering.
Tushar Amonkar
6 months agoVery Bad service by Bliss farm, just charges are high no amenities. Kitchen they charge but for a group of 15 they give 2 plates no spoon no proper utensils. Outdated Aux Enables speaker. Rude caretaker.