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The location of this hotel is right in the centre of the city. I enjoyed my stay here very much. I was given a "suite" on the top floor with a separate living area and bedroom.
Breakfast included all the South Indian specialities and was very enjoyable.
The hotel staff were very friendly and made my stay very comfortable.
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i visited to Surbee resort with my family & friends to celebrate my parents anniversary , before booking surbee resort i go through many venu but after getting a good deal from Mr. Rajendra Sharma , i decided to book surbee resorts ,,, and after happening this celebration , I am really very much satisfied with my decision to choose Surbee Resorts for the de-day of my parents. all my family member, relatives & friends were very happy after coming here. and I am much thankfull to Mr. Sharma for their copration during the whole event , and l looking after this venu for my business purpose events also in near future.
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Good sales team , good reservation staff , good & prompt room service, neat & clean room, fare deal ,
I didn’t have a booking when I arrived to Oriental Guesthouse, but I was lucky to get a room in A Block. The rooms in A Block are the cheapest ones and I paid Rs 200 (July 2010) per night for the room with shared bathroom. My room was on the third floor with stunning views of the valley and mountains beyond. In the room there was a big bed with thick blankets, two plastic chairs, two tables and a shelf. There are several shared bathrooms, so there was never a queue. On the second floor there is also a traditional Ladakhi toilet. After checking in I got a towel, toilet paper and when I asked for it a few days later I got a top sheet. The rooms in Block A could not be booked in advance. I was very happy with the room and stayed there for 8 nights.
At Oriental Guesthouse there are three buildings with rooms in three different categories. I wanted to book a room in B Block for the days after my trek, but the rooms (which have private bathroom and cost Rs 450 in July 2010) were fully booked until the end of August.
As I wanted to have a place to stay when I returned from my trek, and also wanted to stay at Oriental Guesthouse I booked a room in C Block for my return. There the room was Rs 1000. If there was a room available in A Block I was going to change, but after staying one night in my room in C Block I didn’t want to change. The room was on the forth floor and had stunning views, two bedside tables, two wooden chairs and a small table in front of the window, cupboards and a comfortable bed. And it was convenient with the bathroom and shower.
Oriental Guesthouse is run by a Ladaki family who have run a guesthouse in their home since 1987. By the reception there is a library, TV-room and computers to use (when there is electricity). There is also a laundry service. I left most of my clothes for laundry, but washed a few things myself in a bucket by the running water behind the house.
The garden is lovely with roses and vegetables. There are two sitting areas outside, one by the reception and one on the lawn outside the restaurant. In the restaurant the food is prepared fresh every day and vegetables from the garden is often used.
While in Leh I ate most of my breakfasts and dinners at Oriental Guesthouse. If it was warm I sat by a table in the garden, otherwise indoors, and indoors I preferred the low tables with sofas over the tables and chairs.
For breakfast you can choose between several different set breakfasts for Rs 80 (July 2010). You can have porridge with banana, Ladakhi bread, toast, egg, salad and French fries and more. Coffee or tea is included in the breakfast.
For dinner there is a buffet with soup and several other dishes to choose from, for example daal, spring rolls, rice and pasta. Sometimes there is also a desert. You can eat as much as you want to for Rs 85. The only bad thing is that it doesn’t start until eight o’clock in the evening, and I prefer to eat earlier.
Between the meals I often had coffee or tea. A coffee was Rs 12 , mint tea Rs 10 and ginger, honey and lemon tea Rs 20. There is always filtered water available for free so that you can fill your water bottle with drinking water.
You pay for what you eat and drink when you check out. You must yourself keep track on what you eat and drink so when you check in you get a list to fill in when you order something.
There is a tip box in the restaurant so that you can give tip to the cheerful men working in the kitchen.
i have booked this hotel for my relative they came from london.Vry friendly staff and helps you when ever is needed.
plus they have all the things what ever the travller needs.i will recomend it to every body. you can book on phone or by email also.
The food at the roof top restaurant serves Excellent India Dishes ( I Loved the Tandoori Chicken.
Hotel has clean & tidy rooms .
Snow Leopard Guesthouse
We were two people sharing a jeep on a two-day tour to Nubra Valley. Arriving to the village Hunder in the afternoon we had no idea of where to stay, but asked our driver to recommend a place. He took us to Snow Leopard Guesthouse, which turned out to be a lovely place. The rooms at Snow Leopard Guest House are situated in a three different houses surrounded by a lovely garden with flowers and fruit trees. And in the background are the mountains.
When we arrived there were only two rooms left, one for Rs 500 and one for Rs 700 (July 2010). I got the room for Rs 700 and it was in the same building as the restaurant. The room had a big double bed with a thick cover and reading lights above the bed, cupboards, a big window and a bathroom with hot water.
Dinner is served at eight in the evening and the buffet was Rs 150. We put two tables together and ate with some other people staying at the guesthouse. I cant remember when breakfast was served in the morning but I woke up early and sat in the garden reading while waiting. Even if breakfast was not ready I got coffee to drink and with the beautiful surroundings and early hour it tasted extra good.
On my way from Goa to Ladakh I stopped for a day and night in Delhi. I didn’t want to go all the way to
downtown Delhi but wanted to stay somewhere closer to the airport, but also somewhere where there were things to do for the day. When I arrived to the airport I asked at the tourist information for a good place to stay. They recommended Indira International Inn. A woman showed me on the map and also told me it was near a shopping mall. Well, it turned out she pointed at a location several km away from where the hotel was really situated. She phoned the hotel and arranged for a taxi. Indira International Inn is situated 6km from the airport, but as it was heavy traffic it took 30 minutes to go to the hotel (it was quicker in the opposite direction next morning). For the taxi I paid Rs 283 at the tourist information (coming back to Delhi I paid Rs 225 for a prepaid taxi going much further).
At Hotel Indira International they told me the room was Rs 2200 with tax, but when I told them that the woman at the tourist information had said that I should pay Rs 2000 (July 2010) and not more they accepted it. My room was on the 4th floor, and as the hotel is situated down a narrow alley away from the main street it was very quiet. The room was clean and had a bathroom, TV and air condition. But as in many Indian hotels there was only a blanket on the bed and no top sheet. And as always I got a sheet when I asked for it. There is no restaurant in the hotel but there is room service and there is a menu in the room. Just down the alley, by the main street, there is a restaurant tough.
After checking in I went for a long walk looking for a bookshop I had seen on my map. It turned out it was closed. Well, there was nothing else to do near the hotel so I took an auto rickshaw to Qutb Minar, and after visiting a public bus back.
When I checked in I asked for a taxi for the next morning at 4.30. I asked again when I came back in the evening and they told me it was already booked. When I came down to the reception at 4.30 the next morning the man in the reception looked very surprised and I think he fixed something very quickly. Soon there was a car outside (no taxi) and a yawning driver who looked like he just woke up. And before leaving they told me “Very good driver”! Well, I arrived in time to the airport and for the taxi I had paid Rs 300 at the hotel.
Hotel Sheela has got an excellent location, only a few minutes away from the Eastern Gate of Taj Mahal (but tickets are bought many hundred metres in the opposite direction). It is a quiet place and there is a nice garden.
There are rooms in different categories. I got a simple room with a fan and a bathroom for Rs 400 (July 2010). After I had checked in I got a towel, toilet paper, soap and a top sheet. It was mostly clean but there was a furry sofa I didn’t put anything on. In the evenings you can sit in the restaurant or on the porch outside your room.
Hotel Sheela is a popular budget hotel so it is good to reserve in advance. I booked via email about a week in advance.
The restaurant at Hotel Sheela is serving breakfast, lunch and dinner and you can have both Indian food or western food like pasta. It is a nice relaxing place to sit in, but the bad thing with the restaurant is that there is no roof over the outdoor area to protect you from rain, and inside the air condition is too cold. To me it looked nicer in old photos when there was no air-conditioned indoor area.
I was disappointed that there were no fresh fruit juices on the menu. This is what I paid for a few things in July 2010:
Black coffee Rs 20
Butter toast (two pieces) Rs 20
Omelette (two eggs) Rs 40
Spaghetti with tomato sauce Rs 90
Soft drinks Rs 20
Chicken Sandwich (small, only two pieces of bread) Rs 80
French fries
I had been recommended to stay at Hotel Pearl Palace and as it seems to be a very popular place I sent an email to reserve a room more than a week in advance. It is possible to make reservations, but only if you arrive to the hotel before 16 in the afternoon. They have rooms in different categories and available at the time I were visiting was a standard room with air-cooler. In the room there was a fan, TV and a bathroom with hot water. It was a convenient room. For the room I paid Rs 750 (August 2010).
The staff is very helpful and when you arrive you will get a booklet with information about Jaipur, not only information about the sights, but also very good information about transportation and how much it cost.
On the roof there is a nice restaurant, the Peacock Rooftop Restaurant. It is a lovely place to sit in and relax any time of the day, and the view over Jaipur is good. When I first arrived it was in the middle of the afternoon and I came here to wait for my room to be ready. It was busy with people eating lunch. There was one thing I did not like and that was the noisy big fans. Fortunately they were not used other times I visited.
On the menu you can find pizza and past, Indian food and Chinese food. There is also a good breakfast menu, but the service in the morning was quite slow.
This is what I paid in August 2010:
Chicken pizza and coca-cola Rs 121
Fruit salad, stuffed nan, yoghurt Rs 131
Coffee pot, butter toast, fruit salad Rs 142
Paneer pansanda and rice Rs 147
Butter toast, omelette, coffee pot, banana lassi Rs 152
French fries, mixed fruit drink Rs 95
Coffee pot, French toast, mixed fruit drink Rs 126
Large Kingfisher beer Rs 160
At the hotel and restaurant it is advised not to tip individually. There is a tip box in the reception and the tip is divided equally among the staff.
By the restaurant there is a souvenir shop, which is open in the evenings. In the shop I bought some nice bracelets and a necklace.
Hotel Pearl Palace is situated on a quiet street just off Ajmer Road and it is not far to walk there from the railway station or bus station.
By somebody I met in Aurangabad I had been advised to stay on the other side of the river where it is more quiet and you can get a hut overlooking the rice fields. But before coming to Hampi I heard that everything on that side would probably be closed in low season. So I decided to look for another place in Hampi village after one night at Vikky’s.
From Vikky’s I had seen that the rooftop restaurant at Gobi’s Guest House was open, so that’s were I went. The restaurant looked like a nice place to sit in to eat or read a book. The room I got was larger than the one at Vikky’s and there were more space to put things in. There was also a mosquito net and from the window I could see the top of Virupaksha Temple. They brought me a clean towel and I told them there were already two on the beds. To my surprise they said I needed them for the pillows otherwise I would get dirty. Well, I have never heard that before at a hotel but I guess they were old as the sheets, which were very thin. There was a bathroom , but no soap or toilet paper. The room was Rs 300 (June/July 2010).
After seeing the room and restaurant I went back to get my things at Vikky’s and than went straight up to have breakfast on the roof. It felt much better to stay at Gopi’s than at Vikky’s.
This is what I paid at the restaurant in June/July 2010:
Black Coffee Rs 15
Toast, butter Rs 40
Scrambled eggs, toast Rs 50
Fruit salad Rs 60
Lemon juice Rs 25
Lemon-mint juice Rs 30
Papaya juice Rs 40
Pizza al Fungi Rs 120
Tagliatelle al Fungi Rs 110
Malai Kofta Rs 70
Plain naan Rs 15
I did not know where to stay in Hampi, but I decided to go to Vikky’s first and if that was not good I would look around for another place. But when I arrived I was tired after a long day of travelling so I decided to change the next day, because I thought I could find a much nicer place. I chose Vikky’s because in my guidebook it said there was a rooftop restaurant and I thought that could be a nice place to sit in after a lot of sightseeing. It turned out that the restaurant was closed and they were going to open it after two days (the 1st of July). Another thing I didn’t like was that they wanted me to pay for two nights as I arrived., but I agreed on only paying for one night. The next morning I went out to look for another place to stay.
I got a simple room with a bed, fan and a bathroom. There was not much space to put my things, only a small table by the bed. The price was Rs 250 (June 2010).
Checkout time is already at 9am.
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