OYO 7722 Sorgam Serviced Apartments

You get a calm, economical place to stay with plenty of facilities for a surprisingly low price. Cleanliness could be better, though, and there aren't any places to eat nearby. Food has to come through delivery apps. Since the facilities are already there, they could set up a small kitchen.

There's a nearby trail for walks or runs, and the area is peaceful and beautiful, though it's a little way in from the main road. The rooms are good, but several fittings I found were loose, so maintenance needs attention. The OYO place is basically an apartment building converted into serviced apartments. Service was only average: they push an unusual, expensive bottled water, and there wasn't even an option for morning tea despite the full menu card. I'd definitely recommend the location. The rooms? Maybe, maybe not.

These are rental rooms in houses, with pretty basic facilities. They don't clean your room unless you specifically ask, and the menu in each room is from a nearby South Indian restaurant whose food is pretty average and spicy. Delivery, at least, is quick and reliable. The WiFi was weak, especially on the higher floors. In the afternoons and early evenings, no one seemed to be around to answer calls. When the power went out, the inverter didn't keep the landline working, so you were on your own, though the fan and lights did work. The receptionist also kept the change from my booking payment. I reminded him for two days, and he finally handed me a dirty Rs 500 note just before checkout.

Our stay in the three rooms we got here was good, but booking nine rooms well ahead at the counter for a wedding party went badly. They said another party had booked them through the app. We ended up with only three of the nine rooms here, and the other six were put in a nearby OYO property that wasn't as good. Be careful with large advance bookings.