Arrange a call

A call, at the hour that suits you.

The house works in writing — and some things are better said. Choose a day and an hour; the house writes back with the exact time, and a person calls you then.

I

The hour comes in writing

You choose a day and an hour; the house writes back on WhatsApp with the exact time. Nothing is left to a missed call or a voicemail.

II

A person, at that hour

Someone of the house calls you then — from +91 81202 86868, the same number you write to. No hold music, no menu, no ticket number.

III

Evenings, for owners and sarathis

A partner's car and a sarathi's day are working hours. The house calls them after the day is done, between six and nine — so a call never costs a journey.

IV

Seven to eleven, for guests

For a guest, a company or a hotel: any hour from seven in the morning to eleven at night. For a journey today, writing is faster still.

Ask for a call

A minute here; the house writes back with the exact time.

By sending, you agree to our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy. Your number is used for this call and nothing else.

✓

Thank you — the house has your request.

It writes back on WhatsApp with the exact time, and a person of the house calls you then, from +91 81202 86868.

Questions guests ask

Can I simply call the house?
Yes — +91 81202 86868 is answered by a person, 7 AM to 11 PM. A call at an hour you have chosen is simply never rushed, and nothing is lost to a busy line.
Who will call me?
A person of the house, from +91 81202 86868 — the number you write to. The house never calls from an unknown number, and never asks for a card or a code on a call.
I am a partner or a sarathi. Why the evening?
Because your day is a working day. The house calls owners and sarathis after the duties are done, between six and nine, so a call never takes you from a guest.
What if I miss the call?
The house writes to you and offers another hour. It does not call again and again.
Can I see where my request stands?
Yes. The reference on the page after you send it opens where things stand — asked, the time written, spoken.

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