mahesh P.
The staff were poor and needy, but they worked hard, and I pray for them. My experience with the owner was the opposite, and it was deeply upsetting. I arrived at 00.50 in the early morning after a 28 hour journey, with my wife and my mother-in-law, who is over 70 and has trouble walking. Because of her, I'd booked a first-floor room with an attached bathroom. They put us on the third floor, and none of the rooms had an attached toilet. The place wasn't hygienic, and it's in a remote village where vehicles are hard to find. When I explained that we couldn't manage the third floor because of the older woman, the owner said, "If you want to stay, stay, otherwise get out right now. I don't need you." I was shocked by how arrogant and rude he was, and by being insulted in front of my family. It was -8 degrees during Mahakumbh, and that treatment after such a long journey was painful and disturbing. I'll never forget it. Please be careful and don't trust blindly if you're travelling with family.
