Hotel Imperial Inn

I’ve been coming to Hotel Imperial Inn and its restaurant for three years, and the food quality has stayed consistent. They take cooking requests seriously, especially preferences about spice, and the team is polite and well trained. The food is great, the washrooms are hygienic, and there’s plenty of parking. I also visited the recently opened disco on the sixth floor, which is nicely done. They’ve opened another hotel behind it, “Imperial Blu,by Radisson.” Great work, and all the best. One suggestion: remember guests who return or have stayed at the hotel, and consider discounts or special packages. That could bring people back for meals and make birthdays, anniversaries, and other occasions memorable.

We celebrated my friend’s birthday over lunch, and they arranged a special table in a lovely setting. We tried several non-veg dishes, including mutton biriyani, chicken curry, and chicken lollipop. The food tasted good, and we really enjoyed the meal. From the time we arrived until we left, the staff and other team members treated us cordially. It was my first visit, and I’d definitely like to come back with my friends.

The lunch was tasty and affordable, and the staff were warm and cooperative. Service was prompt, so I’d recommend this place to others.

The staff made our stay especially good, from reception through housekeeping. They were lovely and professional, and the service stood out. The complimentary breakfast had plenty of choices and tasted great; the food we ordered from the menu was also excellent, especially the Egg hakka noodles. Our room and its furnishings felt premium and luxurious, and the hotel is centrally placed by the main road and market. There’s ample parking if you’re driving. I spent two hours looking around Koraput and Semiliguda and found this to be the best, and only good, hotel I could find. If you’re visiting Koraput or Semiliguda, I believe it’s the best in the area.