The property was very big between vineyards and close to Sula. We loved the space and the privacy.

It’s a little inside and not baby friendly. The rooms weren’t very clean and the fittings are very dated.

Location...food...

Property manager Rahul was absolutely in flexible about a lot of things making it an unpleasant experience

The whole stay and experience was amazing. Staying between a whole vineyard was a completely different experience. Will definitely re-visit soon.

The amazing pool, stay and staff

If you’re in Nasik, remember the name Onellaa Villa. Between acres and acres of vineyards lies this beautiful and secluded villa by SaffronStays. Upon entering the villa we were struck by the super friendly staff named Rahul and Masoom, who ended up being the most helpful, resourceful, kind, and professional people who made our arrival very welcoming, and went over and beyond to help make our stay enjoyable. The property is airy, beautiful, luxurious and the rooms are very precisely located. They have 5 cozy bedrooms. 1 bedroom is close to the entrance with a vineyard view, 2 bedrooms are attached to the spacious living room, and the other 2 bedrooms are pool facing. All rooms have their own bathrooms and the decor is done tastefully. The pool has an infinity view of the never ending vineyard. The living room has strategically placed table tennis table, 2 recliner lounge chairs, a comfortable Chester sofa and a floor seating area in the corner, with the fireplace for the colder days. The pool is the highlight of the property, it has a never ending view of acres and acres of lush green vineyards. If you are a sunrise watcher, then being by the pool or in the pool is the place to sit and watch the misty sunrise. The property has 2 bicycles which you can take for a spin around the property and in between the lanes of the vineyards. Not being dramatic but your soul can get lost in middle of giant plantations, I mean I wanted to get lost there. The 2 songs that you can resonate with, while around the property are “Yeh haseen waadiya, yeh khula aasma” and “Le jaye hume kahan hawaeen” The food was all prepared in-house, they give you a menu with multi-cuisine options, and you need to give them your order, a day prior. The breakfast was a simple buffet with fresh juice, seasonal fruits (especially the crispest grapes I’ve have ever had), eggs are made to order, idli/dosa, coconut chutney, sambar and tea/coffee.