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Excellent accommodation bang opposite to a canyon in Sohra. Labana is around 4 kms from Nohkalikai falls(a must visit attraction). The outlook of Labana is deceptive. One may not get a great impression by the outlook, but once you get in , it is just amazing. The rooms are spacious. We were a family of 4 (2 adults and 2 children). The room had 1 Queen bed and 1 single bed. Spotless linen, extra pillows, very nice and cozy comforters to keep us warm. The icing on the cake us that they have put in a lot of thought and have kept Havells room heater ***** with an emergency lamp (power does get tripped occasionally). The rooms are well ventilated but the views from our room was not great though. Coming to the bathroom. Absolutely clean, spic and span with 2 fresh towels, a large Jaguar electric geyser which heats up very hot water in 20 minutes and 3 people can take bath with 1 round of heating. 3 ply toilet roll is kept as well. Food and beverages: We had lemon tea, milk tea etc in the evening and they were good. Milk tea was 30, lemon tea was 20, big glass of milk 60. For dinner we ordered roti, mixed veg curry, plain dal and they were all very tasty and very reasonably priced. Roti was 30 a piece, plain dal was 60, Mixed veg curry was 120. You don't get curd here though. Fortunately they do not cook beef and pork here. We being vegetarians had to satisfy ourselves with the fact that they only cook chicken and fish. The room service is quick and the food is served hot. The staff are very polite and accommodative. I strongly recommend Labana. The restaurant walls are tiled uniquely and gives a very good look. The dining area is very clean and tidy. 1 ltr Bisleri water bottle is complimentary ***** with milk powder, instant coffee, tea and sugar powders.

The place is quite remote - which makes it very special. It's quiet and internet is sketchy. The women who run it are very helpful with any service request. While the rooms are simple they are very clean and tidy. It's a nice place to spend a few days cut off from the annoyances of the modern world.