Everyone was great… All good… I recommend it; I forgot my phone, my brother called and returned it—honest people.
GurpreetHace 3 semanas
★★★·Srinagar·9.5
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Moonlight Homestay in Srinagar offers spacious family rooms with private bathrooms, balconies, terraces, and dining areas. Each room features a bath or shower, slippers, and free WiFi. Guests enjoy a terrace overlooking the mountains, a patio, and a dining area. Vegetarian and kosher breakfasts cater to diverse diets. Nearby attractions include Shankaracharya Mandir (8 km), Hazratbal Mosque (7 km), Pari Mahal (10 km), and Srinagar Airport (22 km).
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Everyone was great… All good… I recommend it; I forgot my phone, my brother called and returned it—honest people.
Gurpreet·Hace 3 semanas
Owner Sajid is very friendly and helpful, pleasant to talk to. The location is good, in a quiet area, close to the lake and many local restaurants. The room was excellent for the price, with a decent amount of space, a bathroom with hot water, and fairly quick WiFi. The price (around 750 rs. per night) is truly exceptional. I liked this homestay and would stay here again if I return to Srinagar. The bed was really hard, even by Indian standards.
Hedlund·Hace un mes
The staff and owner were very hospitable. All good.
Puri·Hace 2 meses
The rooms were reasonably priced and kept tidy, though one mattress was a bare hard sheet while the other was comfortable; the manager was very helpful. The bare hard sheet mattress was a problem despite a soft one being offered, pillows were also hard, and mosquitoes were plentiful with no screens on the windows, making sleep impossible over two nights; I suggest installing screens and adding at least a wardrobe or a table and chair.
Pavmaan·Hace 3 meses
The stay was good and available at a cheap price. Had geyser, fans and towels. You can get drinking water from them. Overall a very nice property near to Dal lake. Power cut. But in all of Kashmir power cuts were there. So we had to manage with it
Shiva·Hace 3 meses