Port Blair Hotel Guide - Elephanta Beach hotels in Port Blair, India.

"liked the location of the hotel close to Jetty and good accessibility for the transport"

"Beach side is the best catch for this place"

"Prices of food and beverages.. exorbitant… Breakfast… very poor… and disorganised…the client composition not compatible with the room prices… client profile needs improvement… to make the facility more up market niche… if that is the management objective… prices indicate the clients will be more up market but on ground that’s not so.."

"High end hotel for Havelock, no wifi in the rooms, wake up call at 0810 (not pre booked) for breakfast. Pasta salad at Dinner wasnt pasta salad but pasta with vegetables in white sauce with cheese. Air con switched off at certain times, reception staff not welcoming. Kitchen staff/ front of house very good. Cleanliness excellent. "

"Gute Lage Ungepflegte und vernachlässigte Anlage Unengagiertes Personal"

"When we reached the hotel they moved us to a different hotel. They said that we do not have enough rooms here and they told us to go to Orient resort which was around 1 km away from there. It was very frustrating because e had so much luggage and we had to move from one place to another. Even though I did the booking months in advance!"

"Room was spacious and clean. The only problem was that there was no wifi in the room and mobile internet was also very weak. I had to come to reception area everytime if I have to use internet. "

"Terrible property . Free breakfast was denied .the owner was a fraud . . The room was downgraded and still high payment recieved. Please don't book this."

"The location of the hotel is really lovely and pleasant on the shores of the beach/sea, but the rooms given to us were in conditions, worth for zero rating on any count, except the sitout area. But the staff are good and very responsive. The restaurant and the breakfast was just o.k. We booked online two rooms called VIP rooms. But in the hotel management view, that might be ' VIP = Very Inferior People'. That was the conditions of the rooms we were allocated. Nothing more to say on it. Against...