Tiruvannamalai Hotel Guide - Sri Ramana Ashram hotels in Tiruvannamalai, India.

"Overall a good property, but it suffers from the usual niggles you expect in Indian 2* - strong room freshener that hits as you enter, 1 of the WCs leaked, we took 2BHK room but it didn't have electric kettle or any kitchen stuff. Another thing that hits you is the toilet faucet, we call it the 'wake up water cannon'! One of the days our room was ransacked by monkeys. There is a grill on windows but no mesh so apparently little monkeys can get in. I had left window open to get over the room smell. Some reviews mention the restaurant which has good seating and AC. The complimentary breakfast, however, is 'mini' tiffin and not a buffet. Their sambar looks attractive in a small bucket, but if you're staying here I would suggest eat out as all the 4 times we ate there the sambar had only large pieces of onion, tomato and green chillies with chilli tops! This is a poor representation of Andhra sambar. "

"Room was very clean and well equipped with everything I would need. Really nice room with small kitchen, restroom with Western Toilet, and hot water on demand. Staff were extremely accommodating,kind, and friendly. Located very close to Ramana Ashram. I would definitely suggest staying at Dwaraka to anyone!"

"Clean room Staff was mostly helpful Bed comfy Basically no hot water which is an adjustment for this princess. It lasted about 30 seconds then faded out into cold It was quiet yet close to Arunachala There was a fire ceremony I got to watch from the roof a delightful surprise Food too apicy for me however the morning person made sure there were a couple of no spice options "

"The accommodation was good and neat. Front desk is very polite and helpful."

"Excellent room with nice facilities. Very near to temple south gate and walkable distance for many!"

"Goood "

"Great place to relax and very unique setting of hotel and the rooms"

"Good room and close to the temple. "

"Everything is good. Toilets should be more clean and maintained."