Hotel Qaswa Hills

Starters were nice but for main course in the name of chef's special dish those people served just a a below average food.. so I never recommend to get chefs special dish or today's special dish. Just go for dishes present in the menu card

We have came all the way from Goa here for dinner, and We have ordered mutton raan, n butter Naan, but the quality of food was disgusting, raan was same like butter chicken. Recommending not to visit here atleast for food. Thank you

Overall it's good experience not awesome one. Definitely is you are vegetarian then no much options. For mutton lovers it's good. I asked few items I specifically went to eat like laal maas, Mutton rogan josh but wasn't available. Staff is trained okok

Had a great dining experience at Qaswa Hills, Kolhapur! We tried Chicken Kabab as a starter, followed by Chicken Masala Thali and Mutton Chop Thali. The food was really good, and the Tambada-Pandhara Rassa was exceptional. The Mutton Chop Thali stood out--mutton was cooked to perfection, tender and flavorful. We also had Chapati, Rice, and Solkadi, which complemented the meal well. The hotel's ambiance is really nice, with a separate section dedicated to thali meals, making the experience even better. Highly recommended for anyone craving authentic Kolhapuri cuisine!

This is a restaurant that occupies the entire building. 2 stories and also dining on the terrace. The decor is beautiful. We had a fish thali which was really good. They also have an empty thali system. Even the Chinese food was really good. The service was simply excellent. Highly recommended. Also the dishes are prices just right.

Undoubtedly, this Hotel Qaswa Hills ranks among Kolhapur's finest dining experiences. Offering a diverse array of delectable starters, I highly recommend trying them. The quality of food is exceptional, and the recommendations from the staff were spot-on. The biryani was particularly outstanding, and the shahi tukda served as a delightful finale. The staff members were exceedingly courteous, and ample parking space was available. In sum, a five-star restaurant experience.

There is a big difference between Kolhapuri food and this food.It was a very terrible experience for me. A little change should be made. Chicken Afghani was very spicy and oily. Paneer Hyderabadi was also in the same condition. Roti was terribly burnt.

The infrastructure is great, the dining sections are segregated floor wise, which is really nice, the portion size is also good enough, the quality of food is also nice, however the taste of the food in nothing more than good, my expectations were to get the best taste for the price range it offers food at, however the taste is just okay. Prices are a bit on the higher side.