Srikrishna Paradise

The room upkeep was poor, there was no proper parking, and the road to the hotel was in bad shape, making it hard to get there. I booked through Agoda, but the place was nothing like the pictures. The sheets had obvious blood stains. When we asked the owner about them, she casually said it was nail polish, which was shocking and unacceptable. She was extremely rude and showed no respect for customers. Even though we had paid in full, she told us, “If you want to stay, stay. Otherwise get out.” It was a horrible experience. I strongly advise others not to stay here.

The hotel is close to the devasthana entrance, and there are good veg Bhavans nearby. It’s a calm area, with a beautiful tempe just opposite. It’s run by advocates, and you can see how neatly they keep the hotel. It’s very good for families and short stays. They may seem money minded, but the whole town is like that, so I can’t blame them. That’s the society we’ve created with 0 trust. I hope the advocates can keep the surroundings up so more people feel safe.

A peaceful place to stay, with well-kept rooms and very clean, hygienic bathrooms. Since everything is white, the owner keeps the white surfaces looking that way too. Nice stay.

Both properties are near the temple, and our budget could be accommodated, from Rs.1000 to 6000. Booking directly with them means we can afford a room. The owner SriPriya was very helpful and even suggested budget travel options without taking any commission. The rooms were neat and clean. If anything needed changing or there was an issue, she followed up with the workers and got it sorted quickly. The workers followed her instructions and fixed things promptly too. A great stay, close to the temple.