Green Aura Resort by OYO Rooms

Although this property is in the heart of the city, once inside the grounds you don’t feel the city rush. There’s greenery everywhere, and the calm atmosphere is the main highlight. You can see it even better in the pictures. The rooms are good, and parking is available. There’s also a small hall nearby that can hold around 50 people, suitable for small functions.

The room was presented nicely, and they’d even cleaned and covered the drinking glasses for guests. The stay itself was simple and elegant, and the resort’s interiors had an old-time feel. The restaurant also looked nice from outside, with old art and wooden furniture. One note: after my experience yesterday, I wouldn’t recommend this place if you’re looking for delicious food.

The hotel has a nice ambience and was built to look like an old home. The construction is nice, but some of the management were a little rude, and the service needs to improve. The bathrooms weren’t working properly. I didn’t eat there, so I can’t comment on the food, but nearby options include Sarvana Bhavan for vegetarian food and Thaf restaurant near the signal for non-vegetarian food. Check-out is at 11 in the morning.

The rooms are attached to each other, so even a small sound carries clearly into the next room. That doesn’t feel suitable for families or couples. For an extra bed, the cashier asked 300rs, but the bed looked so bad that even dogs wouldn’t choose it. I couldn’t understand how he felt it was worth charging 300rs. The bathroom doors wouldn’t lock either. There was no maintenance, it was full of musquitos, and I don’t even want to get into the rest rooms and beds. This was a pathetic experience. Don’t be fooled by the photos, it’s really too bad and expensive, a total waste of money. I strongly recommend avoiding this place, and please don’t call it a resort. Even small roadside lodges are far better.