Cocooned in 8 acres of lush mango orchards, Woods at Sasan is a sleek, tastefully design property on the fringes of the Gir Forest. While most of the travellers here come in the lure of seeing the Asiatic lions, you could also treat this as that much needed hideaway to recoup from the city stress. Biophilic designed rooms, excellent food and the proximity to nature are the highlights of the nature.

The resort is built around sustainable and meaningful ecosystem, which means, locally inspired designs, materials and workforce has shaped the aesthetics as well as functionalities of the property. Nature and the built structure come together at Woods at Sasan, where the spaces designed for clear, natural lighting and an uninterrupted view of the orchard. In fact, the rooms are designed to catch the rays of the rising sun and reduce mid-day heat, an architectural intervention that contributes to approximately 26% energy savings. The steps towards sustainability also means that most of the staff are from the local communities and directly benefited by your stay.

The dining experience at Woods is made for all the senses, not just the palette. From a sumptuous traditional thali (meal) to a selection of continental flavours or wood-fired pizzas to detox-drinks at an open-air café and bar, there are plenty of options.

SOM at Woods at Sasan is a place for personalised treatments spanning Ayurveda, Yoga and Inner Wellbeing. There is a small plunge pool and a deck to relax in. If you believe in only outdoor rejuvenation, then the experiences like birding, nature walks, safaris, a rail safari, village visits, Somnath temple town or Junagadh, and a tea or meal in the heart of wilderness are ample options. 

Romantic special occasions call for an intimate dining experience, which can be organised by Woods at Sasan.