We arrived at 5:00 am, reception opened at 5:30 so we didn't have to wait long. Got a room on the 5th floor, and to be honest, i couldn't complain. It was fairly clean, not to much noise, no weird smells. When i read the other reviews here I think me and my girlfriend just got lucky but maybe there... More

We were searching for a clean budget hotel in bangalore, and upon the recommendation in the lonely planet, arrived at this place. it looked reasonable enough, and we had just arrived on an overnight train, so we wanted to check in and leave our stuff to wander around the city. we were taken up to our room, the staff was... More

I killed 5 cockroaches during the night. When I told the manager in the morning he refused to come and check. There is no cloak room for your bag. The receptionist is a lier even refusing to lend me his pen for a few minutes. I asked to see the manager but the receptionist refused to join him telling me... More

First of all great location close to train but in a seedy area. Room was overpriced, most expensive room we stated in after three months in Nepal and India. 1250 for a double. Had hot water but no hot water tap that was mysteriously absent. When we asked for one they said something in Hindi and laughed saying no. Beds... More

Location is excellent, worth for money, staff is very good, rooms are clean and maintained. Travel desk is very good. I am staying here since 2001

This hotel was in the lonely planet and as such, me and my friend checked in on our backpacking tour of india. We had been going for 6 weeks at this point so had seen a pretty extensive range of what India has to offer for travellers on a budget. Firstly this hotel was not nearly as cheap as some... More

This hotel has front office executives speaking all languages. So you don't find the difficulty to talk in a city where Kannada is spoken widely. The hotel has single, double and triple rooms. Though not a luxury hotel it will meet the basic requirements in the lowest budget.