Arrive & unwind
Turn into the lane next to Balraj Retreat, park under the teak trees, and let the quiet reset your pulse. Check-in from 1 PM.
Farm stay · Eco retreat · Madhya Pradesh
A look around
From the red roof to the newest sapling — a few honest photographs, no filters needed.
Our home, growing with love
Deepti Ecostays began in July 2026 — not with a ribbon, but with saplings. Friends, family and neighbours gathered under the teak trees to plant mango, tamarind and dragon fruit, each tagged with its planter's name. That's the promise of this place: it gets greener every single year.
The farmhouse itself is a red-roofed, two-storey home with wide balconies, a shaded verandah and open lawns — built for slow breakfasts, long walks and evenings that end around a fire under a sky full of stars.
The essentials
Both floors, balconies and lawns — reserved for one group at a time.
Sunrise over the fields from the upper balcony; sunsets from the verandah.
Mango, tamarind, dragon fruit and more — wander the plantation rows.
A crackling fire in the pit on request — carry your stories and songs.
Simple, fresh, local food cooked on request — tell us before you arrive.
Drive right in — shaded parking under the trees for multiple cars.
A local caretaker helps with check-in, meals and anything you need.
Far from city glow — birdsong for an alarm, constellations for a ceiling.
The land around us
The farm sits wrapped in teak forest, with a rocky river just a short stroll away — shallow, clear and lined with old trees. Sunrise walks, sunset by the water, birdsong the whole day. This is the reason people come.
The house
A red-roofed home on two acres of farm and plantation — three bedrooms, three balconies, a central aangan, a dining room and a big hall, all built for a large group to spread out and slow down. Bring the whole family; there's room for everyone.
Life on the farm
This is a living farm, not a resort. A cow and her calf by the shed, two hens in the yard, two friendly dogs to greet you — fresh milk in the morning and dinner off a wood-fired chulha, not a microwave. Kids love it here.
One day at Deepti
Turn into the lane next to Balraj Retreat, park under the teak trees, and let the quiet reset your pulse. Check-in from 1 PM.
Follow the plantation rows and read the name-tags on every sapling — mango, tamarind, dragon fruit — each one planted by a guest or friend of the farm.
As the fields go gold, the fire pit comes alive. Home-cooked dinner, warm smoke, and a sky that actually has stars in it.
Chai on the upper balcony, mist over the fields, birdsong instead of traffic. Leave by 11 AM — or stay another night. Most people do.
Our story · Words from the owner
For years our family dreamed of a place away from the noise — where the mornings smell of wet earth, where children could chase hens across a lawn, and where a river was close enough to walk to before breakfast. In 2026 that dream finally took root on this land, tucked between teak forest and open fields.
We named it Deepti Ecostays and opened it not with a ribbon, but with saplings — mango, tamarind, orange, dragon fruit — each one planted and name-tagged by a friend or family member. That's the whole idea: the farm should get greener, and feel more alive, with every single guest who comes.
When you stay here, you're not booking a hotel room. You're borrowing our home for a while — the fire pit, the orchard, the calf by the shed, the chai on the balcony. Treat it like your own, and it'll give you the kind of quiet that's hard to find anymore.
— Deepti Pandey, Owner, Deepti Ecostays
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Simple, honest pricing
Direct bookings open now · Soon on Airbnb, Booking.com & MakeMyTrip
Check dates & book
Pick your nights below — we'll confirm on a quick call or WhatsApp. Entire farmhouse, ₹6,000 a night.
Explore around
We sit near Nemawar on the banks of the holy Narmada — quiet ghats, old temples and forest all around, with some of Madhya Pradesh's most loved places an easy drive away. Distances are approximate by road — we'll help you plan.
Sunrise aarti, boat rides and the ancient Siddhnath temple on the Narmada — the spiritual heart of the area.
One of the 12 Jyotirlingas, set on a sacred om-shaped island in the Narmada. A perfect day pilgrimage.
The famous Mahakal Jyotirlinga and the dawn Bhasma Aarti — one of India's holiest temple towns.
Riverside ghats, the grand Ahilya Fort and handloom Maheshwari sarees — cinematic Narmada views.
India's street-food capital — Sarafa & 56 Dukan, plus Rajwada palace, on the way in or out.
A hilltop Devi temple with sweeping views, reached by ropeway or a short climb.
Want a custom plan for your dates? Message us on WhatsApp and we'll sort it out.
House rules & conditions
A few simple conditions keep the farm beautiful for the guests — and the trees — that come after you.
Please handle the house, furniture, fittings and appliances with care. Any damage or breakage will be assessed and charged at actual repair or replacement cost.
Every sapling is tagged and loved. Do not pluck, cut or damage trees, plants or name-plates anywhere on the farm.
Smoking is not permitted inside the farmhouse. Please use open outdoor areas and dispose of butts responsibly.
Loud music and parties are not permitted without prior approval. Our neighbours include people, birds and one very opinionated dog.
Government-issued photo ID is required for all adult guests. Occupancy is limited to the guests named in the booking; visitors need prior approval.
Bonfires only in the designated pit, arranged with the caretaker. No open flames, crackers or fireworks anywhere else on the property.
Illegal drugs and intoxicants are strictly prohibited. Alcohol, if consumed, must be enjoyed responsibly by adults within the property.
We run on farm resources — switch off lights and appliances when not in use, use water thoughtfully, and leave the space broadly as you found it.
Damages & deposits: a refundable security deposit may be collected at check-in and returned after a quick inspection at check-out. Deepti Ecostays reserves the right to end a stay without refund in case of serious rule violations, and to charge for damages, missing items or extraordinary cleaning. Guests stay at their own risk; the management is not responsible for loss of personal belongings or valuables.
Finding us
Follow the highway to the Balraj Retreat signboard, take the lane just beside it, and keep going until the trees close in overhead — the red roof will find you. Call us as you get close and we'll guide you in.
₹6,000 a night for the entire farmhouse. Call or WhatsApp — Deepti will take it from there.