The rooms were ok. BREAKFAST wasnt free as advertised.

Despite having a confirmation from Hotels.com stating that breakfast was included, we had to argue with the receptionist who eventually agreed but stated that we could only choose Indian dishes (we are British so wanted the American breakfast). Some time later a phone call to our room confirmed that we were entitled to any breakfast on the menu. There was no wifi available during the whole of our 3 night stay. This was very inconvenient though the reception staff seemed to find it amusing.

Despite having a confirmation from Hotels.com stating that breakfast was included, we had to argue with the receptionist who eventually agreed but stated that we could only choose Indian dishes (we are British so wanted the "American breakfast"). Some time later a phone call to our room confirmed that we were entitled to any breakfast on the menu. There was no wifi available during the whole of our 3 night stay. This was very inconvenient though the reception staff seemed to find it amusing.

not so Good

Great chai shop in front of hotel really made the place even better.

Arrived early in morning, they accommodate me

For the first two days they have not supplied drinking water in the room. When utilized the 1/2 ltr mineral water bottles (2 Nos) they charged Rs.40. Even in a 'roadside hotel' water is supplied immediately when a guest arrives. When asked the Manager said I would have requested the attending boys for water. It is customary and a part of etiquette to supply drinking water in a room. It is not generally charged when the hotel failed. The tariff is too high for this room. They promptly charge for every single minute. The DGM says he had nothing to do with Expedia and the customer had to follow the conditions of payment as per his advice. What for Expedia then in? I stayed for only two days. With their check-in, check-out time calculations I paid for 3 1/2 days. It is absurd. Any hotel is a standing property of the owner. Why should anybody pay for the hours he had not even stayed in the hotel. It is gimmick of modern commercial intelligence.

For the first two days they have not supplied drinking water in the room. When utilized the 1/2 ltr mineral water bottles (2 Nos) they charged Rs.40. Even in a 'roadside hotel' water is supplied immediately when a guest arrives. When asked the Manager said I would have requested the attending boys for water. It is customary and a part of etiquette to supply drinking water in a room. It is not generally charged when the hotel failed. The tariff is too high for this room. They promptly charge for every single minute. The DGM says he had nothing to do with Expedia and the customer had to follow the conditions of payment as per his advice. What for Expedia then in? I stayed for only two days. With their check-in, check-out time calculations I paid for 3 1/2 days. It is absurd. Any hotel is a standing property of the owner. Why should anybody pay for the hours he had not even stayed in the hotel. It is gimmick of modern commercial intelligence.