Sahil Sarovar Portico is a breathtaking resort with an accompanying Spa. It beautifully complements this lovely hill station with 23 vibrant rooms (three duplex rooms and 20 executive rooms), all providing the latest amenities and facilities. It comprises a multi cuisine restaurant and a small conference room, which also doubles-up as a disco. The Ayurvedic Spa specializes in massages, facials and salon treatment. The hotel has a swimming pool and a landscaped open area.

The Resort and Spa are slated to be revamped. The refurbishments would include - the room inventory expanding to 36, addition of a larger conference room, the Spa would have added features such as the hydromatic bath tub, a much more advanced version of the Jacuzzi with stream jets and the latest Ayurvedic treatments, massages and aromatherapy.

Sahil Sarovar Portico is all set to provide a fine hospitality experience to relax and rejuvenate all.

Places Of Interest :
Rajmachi Point - Rajmachi fort is 10 kms away from Lonavala and one can travel through thick forests and Deep valleys on the way. This place is known as Rajmachi point because opposite this is the historic Rajmachi Fort. It is surrounded by deep valleys on three sides and a thick forest on one side. This fort is very old and probably belongs to the Yadav period.

Duke’s Nose
Adventure seekers can try their hand at rock climbing at the peak of the Duke's Nose.
Valvan Lake
This Lake is very close to Lonavala. Here the Tatas have constructed a beautiful dam with a lush garden.

Bhushy Lake
On one side there is a lush green hill and on the other side there are small waterfalls. During monsoon tourists throng this place just to get drenched.

Karla Caves
are located 11 kms from Lonavala. These are the ancient Buddhist caves. They are in existence since 160 BC and are supposed to be the biggest among the "Chaitya Caves". The exquisite carvings created by human hands leave one spellbound. At the entrance, there is a small temple of Ekvira Devi. There are lion pillars and inside huge elephant forms are carved on which there are different forms, representing Gautam Buddha. Other carvings include dancing pairs with windows everywhere.