“The filthy, dirty stay 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮”
I would give 0 if I could; this is the worst stay ever. It’s better to stay in a hut than in this dirty, filthy hotel. It isn’t even close to clean. Don’t go if you don’t want any infection.
Radha2 mesi fa
Munnar·7.5
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Jays Inn in Munnar features family rooms with private bathrooms, hypoallergenic bedding, and free WiFi, including walk-in showers, TVs, and soundproofing for a restful stay. The hotel offers a 24-hour front desk, shared kitchen, car hire, and tour desk, along with free on-site parking and a dining area with city views. It's 102 km from Cochin Airport and near Munnar Tea Museum and Mattupetty Dam.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
I would give 0 if I could; this is the worst stay ever. It’s better to stay in a hut than in this dirty, filthy hotel. It isn’t even close to clean. Don’t go if you don’t want any infection.
Radha·2 mesi fa
Access was easy, but the television didn’t work and there was a fungal smell on the bedsheet.
Afis·3 mesi fa
I was thoroughly impressed with the hotel's fantastic location, which made it easy to explore the surrounding area. However, I didn't encounter any major issues during my stay.
Sri·Un anno fa
I was pleasantly surprised by the hotel's convenient location, with two entrances that made it easy to come and go. However, the check-in process was a bit unusual, as the manager tried to charge me more than what I had initially booked. The room itself was decent, but considering the price, it was a fair deal. Overall, it was an okay stay, but I did have some mixed feelings about the experience.
Claire·2 anni fa
My stay at this hotel was an enjoyable experience, thanks to its excellent location near the town bus station and the beautiful room I was given, which boasted a spacious balcony overlooking the Bazaar and the stunning mountains in the background. The room itself was well-equipped and clean, with toiletries provided, although I did find it surprising that there was no toilet paper.
Globetrotter118·2 anni fa