Hotel Natraj

When I review a place, I first look at its general feel and description, then whether visitors can get through the entrance, especially wheelchair users or others with mobility needs. Parking matters too: is there a dedicated spot for cars or two-wheelers, is it free or paid, or do you need to park on the street? If there isn't parking, that information can help people arrange a taxi or ride service. For restaurants, I pay attention to cleanliness, atmosphere, service and food quality, along with whether there are enough vegetarian choices. I'm a pure vegetarian, so I always check. I also consider whether the prices make sense for the food and drinks. At tourist attractions, I'd want to know if photography is allowed, and at religious sites, whether visitors need to follow any particular protocols.

I booked through agoda, received confirmation, and then the hotel staff refused the booking when I arrived. This was a terrible experience, and I would rate it zero if that were an option. If anyone questions this review, I can share screenshots of the confirmation email and payment details. Dear Mr Owner, I already searched and found that you are not listed on MMT, so please don't use that as an excuse. If the booking had been through Ibibo, I expect you would have given the same lame excuse.

It’s in a central area, and the rooms are spacious. There’s hot water and a lift from the first floor up. The restaurant is convenient to have, though service there was slow.

The food was really delicious and hygienic, and the staff and service were good too.