The Grand Crest – Villa in Karjat

Welcome to a realm where opulence meets natural wonder. The Grand Crest is a fabulous homestay in Karjat that feels like something out of a Hollywood movie. This palatial abode is adorned with eight rooms and one presidential suite, all stocked with the best amenities you can imagine for an unforgettable stay. Moreover, this villa in Karjat is designed with a heated pool that relaxes your muscles with each swim, with a lush backdrop. Only three kilometres away from Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga Temple, one can indulge in a fun trek after lunch. From in-house meals to spaces that cater to leisure and luxury, The Grand Crest is a getaway inviting you to experience the best of Karjat.

The Grand Crest stands out as one of the top villas in Karjat due to its: 
– Presidential Suite with state-of-the-art amenities for utmost comfort
– Grand facade with spacious interiors that cater to multiple activities
– Lavish furnishings that a sense of regalness to your stay
– Outdoor swimming pool to soak the sun, vistas and mood
– Private balconies or patios in every room with a rejuvenating aura
– Prime location amidst the hills and tranquillity
– Games and entertainment room with ample amusement

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Palatial. Posh. Serene – That’s what a day at The Grand Crest looks like.

As the first rays of the sun hit your room, wake up to the chirping of birds and make your way towards the lawn for a dedicated yoga session amidst the greenery. Come back for a hearty breakfast and lounge around with your favourite book. In case you feel a sudden burst of energy, make a dash towards the swimming pool and soak in the peaceful surroundings. You can also embark on a trek to Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga Temple for an ounce of spirituality. Once you come indoors, you can partake in fun board games with your dear ones. In the evening get together on the lawn, around the bonfire as you share touching stories and munch on some barbecued treats.

ADD-ON SERVICES
– All vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals are available in-house at an additional cost.
– Al fresco dining can be provided at an additional cost.
– A barbecue kit/grill is available at an extra cost.
– The costs for the aforementioned food and beverage offerings and events are subject to an 18% GST charge.
– Bonfire services can be availed at an additional cost of Rs 1000 per session.
– Prices may vary subject to availability and peak season rates.

Places To Visit In Karjat
Located in the lap of the Western Ghats, Karjat is a dreamy escape just a stone’s throw away from Mumbai. This quaint town is where nature meets adventure, perfect for a day trip to Karjat or an extended Karjat staycation. Whether you’re chasing the best waterfall in Karjat or exploring the scenic trails, this destination offers endless thrills. Wondering how to reach Karjat? A quick drive from Mumbai, the route itself is a treat for the eyes. Ideal for group picnic spots, it’s also rich in history and culture. The lush landscapes and numerous places to visit in Karjat make it a favourite getaway for all those seeking a break from the mundane.

And, while you’re enjoying your peaceful stay at this property, here are a few nearby places to visit we recommend to make your stay even more memorable.
– Kondana Caves: Explore ancient Buddhist rock-cut caves with stunning carvings.
– Peth Fort: Hike to this fort for panoramic views of the Sahyadri range.
– Bhivpuri Waterfalls: Take a refreshing dip in one of the best monsoon waterfalls in India.

Things To Do In Karjat
– River Rafting: Experience the thrill of rafting in the Ulhas River during monsoon.
– Saltt Restaurant: A popular spot offering delicious multi-cuisine meals with stunning views.
– Dada’s Grill: Savour local Maharashtrian delicacies at this cosy eatery.
– Go on the Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga Temple trek to explore the beauty of Karjat.

How To Reach This Villa In Karjat:
– Distance from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport – 106 km.
– Distance from Karjat Railway Station – 30 km.
– Distance from Karjat ST Bus Stand –  30 km.