New minar group of houseboats

The boat itself was good, but the people running it and serving us were really disappointing. We paid 11k for one night, yet they seemed unhappy whenever we asked for more food. The rotis were tiny and there weren't enough; when we asked for more, he reminded us we'd said that amount was enough. It was the same with the rice, and he made a face before eventually giving us more. Dinner was frustrating too. We had asked for one vegetarian and one non-vegetarian sabji. The non-veg was good, but the veg tasted bad. When we requested Dum aalloo, he said it wasn't famous and that they only had aalloo matar, so we agreed to that. Breakfast choices were bread butter or Poha. Since we had two kids who might not eat Poha, we asked for bread for them. He told us to have bread too, which felt shocking, but we said yes. In the morning the bread was hard toast without butter, and the kids couldn't eat it. When we asked for plain bread, he said there wasn't any. He had brought just one packet for six people and counted out three slices each, so we couldn't even eat properly. If you only need a place to sleep, the boat is fine. For dinner and breakfast, I'd suggest eating outside, where you can get a lavish meal. They didn't know how to treat guests or customers.