Niraj B.
The only good thing is that rooms are easy to find, and they have a smart TV with Netflix. Everything else means you’ll have to adjust, not the management. Service is poor, and they provide no toiletries, towels or drinking glasses. There’s no kitchen, so even tea has to come from outside, with service charges that make it feel like a five-star hotel tea. They strictly enforce check-in and check-out times, but only provide complimentary services if you ask. Poor hotel management. The bathroom’s hot water comes from a rooftop solar heater, which means hot bathing water isn’t available on rainy days.
