The hotel's location is one of its biggest selling points – it's right in the heart of the city
The hotel's cleanliness was definitely one of its strongest points - the room and common areas were spotless
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14 m² · 1 double bed · Pour 2 personnes
The Deluxe Room at FabHotel Kohinoor Residency I features a spacious layout, a highly rated flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom with air conditioning. It offers exceptional comfort with a double bed and complimentary WiFi.
Lits 4.9/10 · mentionnés par 7 voyageurs
“I advise others not to choose this property for stay.”
I’ve been traveling for 25 years and never encountered a property worse than this. There was no hot water, and they supplied a rod to boil water instead. The wardrobe and table wall were broken, walls leaked, the washroom was unclean, and there was no flush water. I can’t understand how such a listing is allowed.
“Not liveable even if it is your last option.”
Location, that’s it. I got a single room but it was a small match box size room with literally no cleanliness, no mirror, no geyser, a disgusting washroom and no curtains on one side of the room. Very dirty. There were extreme ceiling noises in the night which can scare anyone. To check in 1 hour early the staff is asking for money, they were quite persistent but I negotiated in the end. My room door lock was broken and I had to call the receptionist to open my room every time. He told me he will give me another room for my safety but then he said they will charge, and then he just said no. Ground staff was helpful but I have a problem with the institution trying to give such pathetic rooms with no safety and charging money for literally any and everything
“Great Location, Poor Service”
The hotel's location is one of its biggest selling points – it's right in the heart of the city, with plenty of shops, restaurants, and attractions within walking distance. However, the service was a bit of a letdown. The staff seemed overwhelmed and disorganized, taking a long time to check me in and answer my questions. Despite this, the room was clean and comfortable, and the bed was surprisingly firm.
Everything was terrible.
“2/10.”
The location was acceptable, but everything else was terrible and the rooms were extremely small.
“I advise others not to choose this property for stay.”
I’ve been traveling for 25 years and never encountered a property worse than this. There was no hot water, and they supplied a rod to boil water instead. The wardrobe and table wall were broken, walls leaked, the washroom was unclean, and there was no flush water. I can’t understand how such a listing is allowed.
Everything was terrible.
“Not liveable even if it is your last option.”
Location, that’s it. I got a single room but it was a small match box size room with literally no cleanliness, no mirror, no geyser, a disgusting washroom and no curtains on one side of the room. Very dirty. There were extreme ceiling noises in the night which can scare anyone. To check in 1 hour early the staff is asking for money, they were quite persistent but I negotiated in the end. My room door lock was broken and I had to call the receptionist to open my room every time. He told me he will give me another room for my safety but then he said they will charge, and then he just said no. Ground staff was helpful but I have a problem with the institution trying to give such pathetic rooms with no safety and charging money for literally any and everything
“2/10.”
The location was acceptable, but everything else was terrible and the rooms were extremely small.
“Great Location, Poor Service”
The hotel's location is one of its biggest selling points – it's right in the heart of the city, with plenty of shops, restaurants, and attractions within walking distance. However, the service was a bit of a letdown. The staff seemed overwhelmed and disorganized, taking a long time to check me in and answer my questions. Despite this, the room was clean and comfortable, and the bed was surprisingly firm.
