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Prime location
Staff very helpful
Distilled by Parley from the 100 most recent of 512 verified guest reviews
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23 m² · 1 large double bed and 1 futon bed
It has a dressing room — and a seating area.
Beds 7/10 · 140 guests mention them
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1 double bed
33 m² · 2 large double beds and 1 futon bed
It has two large double beds — and a seating area.
Beds 7/10 · 140 guests mention them
“Value for money....ok.but.......”
The location was outstanding, but the rooms were tiny, there was no coffee table, and the living area lacked a wash facility.
The best thing about the hotel was its excellent location, within walking distance of Rockfort, which made sightseeing very easy and convenient. What I didn’t like was the cleanliness: the blankets were unpleasant and smelled bad, the room overall felt dirty, and the hot water didn’t work properly.
“Never ever book this hotel”
Nothing to like. The worst room and dirty bathroom, even without a tap handle, and very old stinky rooms. It isn’t Maharaja, it’s Mahadaridram.
“Very nice and convenient to excess.”
The boss, staff and guard were very friendly and helpful, so I would 200% recommend it.
“Good”
Good. Good
“Value for money....ok.but.......”
The location was outstanding, but the rooms were tiny, there was no coffee table, and the living area lacked a wash facility.
“Very nice and convenient to excess.”
The boss, staff and guard were very friendly and helpful, so I would 200% recommend it.
The best thing about the hotel was its excellent location, within walking distance of Rockfort, which made sightseeing very easy and convenient. What I didn’t like was the cleanliness: the blankets were unpleasant and smelled bad, the room overall felt dirty, and the hot water didn’t work properly.
“Good”
Good. Good
“Never ever book this hotel”
Nothing to like. The worst room and dirty bathroom, even without a tap handle, and very old stinky rooms. It isn’t Maharaja, it’s Mahadaridram.
