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MarcA month ago
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★★★·Varanasi·7.1
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Hotel River Rhythm Assi Ghat in Varanasi features family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and river views, including work desks, minibars, and free WiFi. The modern restaurant serves Chinese, British, Indian, American, and pizza cuisines, offering continental, buffet, à la carte, and vegetarian breakfast options. The hotel is 30 km from Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport and near Assi Ghat, Harishchandra Ghat, and Sri Sankata Mochan Hanuman Temple.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
L’hotel es veu nou!. Hi ha molta humitat a les habitacions
Marc·A month ago
Our stay was very good; the facilities, cleanliness, comfort, and staff attention were all excellent.
Jone·A month ago
We spent 1 day; the room was not modern or very comfortable, had no window or a horrible view, and the mattress and bedsheets were not very clean, but overall it was okay for just 1 day in Varanasi and the price was good; the rooftop was nice and the restaurant only accepted cash. The mattress and bedsheets were not very clean.
Erica·2 months ago
The room and food were good, but hot water was not available in the bathroom.
Anil·2 months ago
The location was very good for being close to the ghats, and taxis could reach the front door, yet the bed sheets were filthy, the pillow smelled of grease/food, the shower was cold, the room was unclean, felt claustrophobic with a window that looked almost directly onto a wall/service shaft with no natural light, and a building site next door meant we heard hammering from 7am; breakfast choices were poor, it was not a cheap hotel by Indian standards and very disappointing; if you’re travelling from the UK be aware that Indian hotels are not of the same standard as UK hotels, not even close; they look good in the pictures but often have cleanliness issues like this hotel; I would recommend paying more to get standards similar to those of the UK.
Stuart·2 months ago