Patna Hotel Guide - Bihar Museum hotels in Patna, India.

"Hospitality, cleanliness and good food. "

"Nice hotel happy to decide to stay"

"This is a small but nicely maintained hotel. I found the check in fast, room was clean and the toilet had an excellent shower! Bed was nice and food was good."

"Excellent service and staff are very good especially in the restaurant "

"Centrally located, good management, warm and efficient staff round the clock."

"A very nice modern hotel for the price. I would stay there again."

"Was really good stay!"

"A brand-new hotel with spotless rooms, attentive service, and a variety of breakfast items."

"Good"

"Conveniently located with staff that go out of their way to help, an in-house restaurant manned by Khusbu madam overseeing delectable breakfast the hotel has all it takes to make your stay comfortable. Highly recommended. Dr RS Prasad"

"Room had no running hot water. After an hour we were told that the boiler was off. Why not make sure before providing it to the guest? The hot tub had mold, chipped off patches and caulking needed everywhere. I stay here once every year. This time it was not as good as last year. "

"Property was average & not worth the money at all. I feel cheated by expedia. Amenities were average and staff not at all professional & unfriendly. Food quality was average . Washroom was stinking and room cleanliness was below average."

"Room was an average. Some members of staff were considerate"

"Pathetic property ever visited such a unclean unhygienic property."

"I would NOT recommend this hotel, the staff is very friendly but looked under pressure to follow certain things rather than providing good customer service. 1. it is on exhibition road where you may get stuck in traffic at certain times so if you are trying to catch a flight, it is very in predictable. 2. My family living in patna in order to visit us was asked for their ID and also told that they cannot give outside food - later they had me sign a waiver form - you cannot even do swiggy or...

"Everything was just a sorry state "