Treebo Trend Status Executive Rooms

There was nowhere to park for the hotel, and they just told us to leave the car in narrow streets. The bed was dirty, and dust covered everything, including the windows. The service was awful. They didn't replace our drinking water for four days, and there was no TV, kettle, or complimentary food. It used to be called status executive rooms, but now it's Sri Krishna hotel rooms, and the change has been for the worse. Friends, don't even think about coming to this bhoot banglow. Other hotels charge less and offer more complimentary items and better service. Choose carefully so you don't spoil your memorable trip.

For the past five years, we've stopped here for lunch or dinner now and then, and the food has stayed great. Our favourites are babycorn manchurian, paneer saathe, tomato, lemon coriander and manchow soup, and malai kofta. We can count on the taste, portions, and quality, and it's very economical too.

The kitchen even made gourmet non-spicy food for my father in law when we asked, since he can't eat spicy food. The chefs are really good, and the waiting staff are polite and well trained. Service is fast, very good, and value for money. It's a nice place for families, friends, or a solo visit. I hope places like this grow and do well. Thanks to the owners for their nice mentality.

We had North Indian vegetarian dishes at the restaurant, and they were very good. Portions of both starters and mains were generous, easily enough for two, and the service was quick and courteous. The bill was reasonable, around Rs.700 for two. They call the restaurant fine dine, though it feels more like casual dining. There's also a simple outdoor vegetarian fast food spot, and the restaurant serves both veg and non-veg North and South Indian food. A better hand soap at the washbasin would help.