Rajkot Hotel Guide - Jagat Mandir hotels in Rajkot, India.

"Rooms were clean and staff very helpful "

"Excellent breakfast and best staff. Location was ideal"

"Clean, helpful staff"

"Excellent hotel, very clean, friendly staff and nice food."

"The room was good. Staff were courteous."

"Fantastic hotel - staff are amazing Will recommend to everyone "

"Great property. Very courteous staff, great dinning options. "

"Very good hotel to stay with family.. "

"Amazing hotel "

"Check in was good , the rooms were a bit drab , needed a good clean , few things were broken . "

"You get what you pay for and this is perfectly adequate to expectations. service is very good and rooms are ok. Food is also quite good."

"Good location and good service "

"Good room , friendly staff & good food. "

"Rooms & Washroom were not clean Very un hygiene Staff was good "

"Great stay!"

"Generally, this stay of 6 days became more comfortable as we asked for things that were missing. The property is very run down, and. does not match the photos on Expedia. The complimentary breakfast in the front of the menu turned out not to apply to us. Breakfast. coffee /tea pot was not enough for two people. The shower water was sometimes hot and sometimes not. Taxi drivers etc found this property difficult to locate."

"This property is awful and clearly hasn’t had any maintenance or investment for a long time. The place is very dirty, full of health hazards and our entire room flooded after running the shower - the maintenance man (who I think is also the cook and the cleaner) spent almost an hour mopping up the mess. Terrifying to go in the lift as it had all sorts of cables exposed. Stay away! "

"Absolutely terrible. Don’t know why this hotel is allowed to offer Reims on Expedia. From rooms to service to food there was nothing good. There are much better options nearby at one third the price! Avoid it at all costs!"

"Filthy room and I was not provided the room I had booked. I paid for Superior room and was given Double deluxe. Their excuse was to put all the blame on Expedia"