Ghaziabad Hotel Guide - ISKCON Ghaziabad hotels in Ghaziabad, India.

"Friendly staff, nice room"

"Clean room put the things necessary in the room "

"Everything was too good. Very nice complimentary buffet breakfast. Reception is on first floor but directional boards are not available on ground floor."

"A nice hotel with neat and clean rooms. A good location and decent breakfast. Overall it's good"

"It was a nice stay."

"Happy with my stay and courteous staff"

"Everything is good here. must visit"

"Very good service"

"Enjoyed my stay! Comfortable rooms, friendly staff, and great amenities. 4.5/5 stars. Almost perfect! Minor tweaks needed, but overall a wonderful experience"

"The property is full of mould in floor, walls, bathrooms, cupboards and especially the Fridges. Full of insects and mosquitoes. "

"There are zero redeeming qualities about this hotel. The shower consisted of a bucket, the bed was on an old metal box spring and the mattress felt like it came from a fold out couch. All of that was forgivable and Ina way quaint and a fun little story for friends. however, the dozens of aggressive mosquitos in the room were the last straw. "

"Average budget hotel, rooms, linen dirty, old rusty fittings, small rooms. Room service staff very slow and careless. Management need to train staff specifically for customer service and facility management, cleaniness & professionalism. "

"The place is easily reachable from my destination.Also the staff is very polite and helpful. Special mention for Jitendra. He was proactive in nature and was very helpful."

"I had a terrible experience with the hotel and Expedia team. The hotel staff denied my check-in because the management had changed. I waited around two hours for an alternate hotel, but no solution was provided by expedia. In the end, I had to book a hotel on my own. "

"It was a pretty depressing room with torn blanket and used soaps and toiletries in the toilet. Dirty sheets in the closets. Although I had 2 nights' reservation, I could not tolerate the though of spending the second night there and moved out after the first night. Not an experience I would ever want to repeat."