Musa Jungle Retreat ★★★

"A fine place to see Indian rhinos. The rooms were simple but comfortable, all the necessary amenities were there. The food was also good . Furthermore, the game and bird viewing were also excellent. The staff was kind and very helpful. I can find nothing to complain about."

Eagle Nest Eco Retreat ★★★

"Had a great stay at Eagle Nest Eco Retreat, Manas. The place is peaceful, with a beautiful natural setting—perfect for relaxing. Rooms were clean and comfy, and the staff was super friendly. Only downside was the food—it could’ve been better. Overall, a nice getaway spot!"

Homocation Ray Homestay ★★

The Sikhiri Cottages ★★★

"Ended up here after strong independent recommendations from two different friends and did nor regret our decision. Located on the Manas national park border, the forest feel continues within the resort with its many tall trees and bamboo growing all across the property. The nicely designed cottages were clean, comfortable and cosy. The staff was helpful and helped organise all our safari trips including to the recently opened Kahitama range and the fun elephant interaction. Located as it was at the edge of the park, we saw rhinos grazing not so far from the property, which was exciting. The immersive walk around the nearby Bodo village was also a memorable experience. Special thanks to Mr Shakti Singh Shekhawat who went beyond his call of duty to organise emergency medicines for me by waking up a village chemist post 9pm. Definitely recommend."

Daosri the Inn ★★★

"This is a good budget resort to stay in Manas. It’s also great for sighting wild animals, as it’s bordering the forest boundary. We sighted a rhino with her cub as well as an Indian bison sitting in the hotel itself. The stay is comfortable and homely. Staff are friendly and helpful. The only complaint is, very limited menu and the food price is exorbitant."

Asmi Manas Ray Homestay By GRB ★★

Homecation Manas Rabbit Homestay ★★★