Visakhapatnam Hotel Guide - INS Kurusura Submarine Museum hotels in Visakhapatnam, India.

"Loved our stay. "

"Good"

"Housekeeping was poor, the room I had was poorly maintained for the three days I was resident with cleanliness ignored, facilities not supplied or replenished properly when supplied. Wi-fi was a joke in these days with metered and a need to get daily "tickets" to gain access, this is 2023 not 2003! Staff gave the impression that I was an irritation rather than welcomed. All round not a good stop at all. On the positive side, the location is excellent and there is secure parking. Nearby...

"Great place to stay "

"Good stay"

"Clean and well maintained facilities. Efficient and courteous staff. "

"Lovely location! Quaint place that is very well maintained!"

"best value for price"

"The hotel is a very small hotel, but clean, well maintained and with excellent and courteous staff and good food. It is ideal for a business visit, as was mine. The breakfast buffet was very good and the staff was very helpful. The only negative thing during my stay was that I was unable to connect to their Wifi, despite repeated attempts and complaints to the hotel reception, who kept trying but couldnt get the wifi to work."

"Central location, and convenient - with good options to go anywhere in Visakhapatnam."

"Great view. Good staff. Good food. Excellent location"

"Good "

"Great place for a quick stay"

"Fine location and staff was friendly."

"TOO NOISY, TRAFFIC NOISE, NO CAR PARKING, POOR WIFI OR NO WIFI"

"Have to either prepay online or use cash. Room was overall clean, linens, floors, etc. Room was also covered in roaches. "

"No proper car parking space Rooms and service quality should be improved"

"The experience was a mixed bag. While the restaurant closes at a reasonable time, the staff wasn't particularly welcoming to families. There were also some strange rules, like not allowing outside food, even though the selection of beverages seemed limited (with few coffee or water glasses available). Overall, it felt like I had to keep asking for things to be taken care of."