Hotel Brijinn

We paid 4K a night, but the rooms were very small, parking on the premises was a circus, and the lift was slow and shared by guests and staff. The breakfast was below par too. The sambar was meant to be warm, but it was cold, which was disappointing at that price with breakfast included. We stayed for three days and had no hot water on both nights. Hospitality was poor when it came to language. Hot water and clean toilets are basic things you need when you get back in the evening or leave in the morning. Without those basics, I can't see the point of staying here. It wasn't worth it.

The food was the best part, every dish was full of flavor and looked lovely. The decor at brijj inn also caught our eye as soon as we arrived, it felt warm and welcoming. Staff were attentive and knew what they were talking about, and their recommendations were good. It's a little pricey, but the quality and service made it worth it for us. I'd recommend it for a memorable meal.

The food was great, and it was a really nice, comfortable place to stay.

We found Hotel Brij Inn (Brij Inn) practical for a Nagpur stay, with decent service for the price and a convenient spot for getting around. It's above Khurana Travels near the ST Bus Stand in Ganeshpeth Colony, which works for business or leisure. Listings mention free WiFi, air-conditioning, in-house dining, and transit access. The rooms were clean, and staff were polite and responsive. They are on the small side, as one guest put it, “rooms are tiny and compact.” It feels more functional than upscale, so it may not suit someone after premium luxury or very large event spaces. As part of AICPE, I appreciate this sort of pragmatic balance between cost and comfort. It's good value if you want a budget-friendly, centrally located hotel.