Name: Jalsa Bungalow
Address: 19//20, Big Surat City, Near Mirasol Water Park, Devka Beach Road, Kadiaya Village, Daman, Silvassa, Silvassa, Silvassa, 396210, India
Rating: 2

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We were 4 couples who stayed for 2 days around New Year Eve, paying an astronomical sum for the bungalow. Imagine our distress when we discovered it was just a dreary row house at the end of a low class rundown housing society. Flanked by a dirty stinky garbage covered water stream beyond the house wall, and just some wild scrubs at the rear end, the swarm of mosquitoes descending into the house at sundown will give you sleepless nights if you should still choose to go. The lizards that hide behind the air conditioner and curtains will also appear at that hour to ensure that you have a tropical jungle experience for the same price. 
As I said before the only way to survive the horror is to drink so much liquor that you fall into a senseless  stupor. 
The vibrant pink  peeling paint on the living room walls was a desperate attempt to make the dreary place lively and the curtains in some rooms a vivid red which made the place even more weird.
A foul dank smell pervades the rooms which no amount of ventilation can help reduce. 

The bathroom tiles were discolored and sitting on the commode a challenge due to the faulty space planning. God save your face, if you plan to shave, as the mirror was  rusty and spotted, you would be mistaken in seeing  a spotted creature staring back at you.   

The only saving grace were the caretakers who made tea and breakfast  and tried to run the place as best as they could within their limited means. Poor souls..

Views from the place are best forgotten.. you are better off staring at the walls or watching the lizards since even the frontage of the house looks out at seeping sewer lines and drainage pipes of the building in front.
Being New Year eve an alternative accommodation in any other hotel was an impossibility. Those from Gujarat are well aware of the peculiar predicament. 
 
If only we had investigated beforehand about the place, we would have saved ourselves the hellish experience.

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