La Lolat Eco Camp

It's a peaceful place where you can spend nights soundly by having look at the stars & the moon.nThey provide basic necessities like bed with pillows and blankets. Also they provide utensils for you to prepare food.

Very low maintened with no basic amenities..no privacy of rooms. Woman should not change clothes at night putting on the lights as everything could be seen from outside.

It just gets really cold at night. But it's a really wonderful experience and the people are really polite and helpful. You can live in tents as well as huts and yes absolutely safe.

Lovely place in majuli . Chang ghars are amazing here.

Basically a campsite amongst friends.nWe arrived to enquire if they have any rooms first of all, and I can understand if they 'receptionist' was eating, but instead of waiting for 15mins looking at him eat, a simple YES would have helped to know if we should look elsewhere. Also, barely no English at all and almost couldn't get anywhere what rooms he offered.nThey are basically a group of young friends, and quite a run down place. It was a mission for them to switch toilet lights on (our first night kept using our phones), the room door doesn't close, let alone lock, but thats fine. At night, technically, everyone can open the door whilst you are sleeping. All two toilets and shower have peep holes through them, which especially being a woman, didn't feel too safe at all. Insect net on bed is torn, and a party goes on from 5:30 in the morning (happened twice). Shouting and music and yelling at 5:30 first morning, and 5:50 next morning. If you have guests, show some respect. I came here to enjoy nature, quiet and birds, not your lousy pop music at 6am ... Also, please don't have two different music going on at 6am...nnA pity as I understand we only paid 400 for a bungalow room, but a little things would improve drastically... Such as simple respect in the morning.nWriting 'Please be gentle with reviews'... You need to earn the positive reviews I am very very sorry.