The Soul Rising Retreat

The Soul Rising Retreat lands a 7.9/10, which puts it squarely in the highly-recommended tier—but that score deserves context. The amenities and facilities hit a perfect 10.0, and the social proof is genuinely strong: 4.8/5 stars across 50 reviews is the kind of consistency that suggests real operational competence, not luck. Food quality scores equally high at 9.4/10, with four dietary frameworks including vegan, vegetarian, organic, and Ayurvedic options. If you're the type who scrutinizes ingredient sourcing and meal prep, this place takes nutrition seriously.

The weak points are real, though. Pricing transparency is the first casualty—the data shows $0–$0/night, which means the venue either hasn't published rates or charges on a custom-quote basis. That's a friction point when you're trying to budget. Medical and clinical support scores just 5.2/10, which matters if you're considering plant-medicine work (breathwork and plant-medicine are both listed specialties). Companion retreats in Asia—the 14-Day Ayurveda Deep Cleanse and 14-Day Muay Thai Yoga program—offer comparable overall scores at $133–$178/night with more transparent pricing. The lack of location specificity (listed as "Other") also kills the travel logistics score at 6.0/10, making it harder to assess flight time, visa requirements, or seasonal accessibility.

Where Soul Rising wins is in the program density. Breathwork, yoga, fitness, spa, meditation, and detox are all documented. Education and personalization each score 7.0/10—not top-tier, but solid enough. If your retreat goal is a balanced mixed-modality experience with strong food and facilities, and you're willing to have a phone conversation about pricing and medical oversight before committing, this works. If you need clinical vetting for plant-medicine or want the certainty of published rates upfront, keep looking.