4-Star Hotels in Varanasi

The hotel is very clean and the Indians staying in autumn are also relieved with a wealthy impression. The location is a little far to the Ganges River, but there is no problem because you can call a taxi immediately

Hotel is overpriced. Rooms were fine. Service was average. They don’t have basic medicines for emergencies. Food was awesome. No variety, no taste, stale. Overall, would never recommend anyone to visit the hotel

The hotel is located away from the city center, which is a HUGE plus! Being away from the endless, deafening noise is priceless. Our room was large and very cozy, with wide windowsills that double as sofas. There's a refrigerator, hairdryer, air conditioning, and a fan. There's no safe. The plumbing is a bit outdated, but it works properly. The breakfasts were excellent. They made delicious cheese omelets (in addition to the main buffet) and chicken for us. The meat wasn't spicy, which is very important. There were fruits, pastries, and excellent coffee from the coffee machine. Not many vegetables. The staff was very helpful and even a little overly concerned about the comfort of guests. Across the street there's a street cafe with good food. Overall, it's a more European-style place, and we were glad we stayed here.

It is very old hotel.... Rooms need lot of alteration.... Windowpanes were all out with colors and some broken..... Showers are rusted..... Food was mainly Indian oriented.... For non spicy eaters like us it will give you a hell.... Staffs are handful and co-operative..... Doesn't fit the standard of radisson unless they improve the infrastructures......

It should be a local hotel chain brand in India. Some are old, the windows are floor-sealed, the taste is large, the breakfast is average, and the service is good. The surrounding environment of the hotel is as dirty and messy as other cities in India, and the traffic jam is also serious. Fortunately, it is not too far from the famous Ganges Dasawamedo River Altar and Shiva Golden Temple, and the taxi is only 5 yuan.

It was a relatively clean hotel in India. You can eat in a space that looks like a restaurant in the hotel. I was given a small bottle of non-foaming shampoo, a toothbrush and a comb. There were quite a few mosquitoes, so it's best not to open the windows in your room and to sleep in long sleeves and long pants.

Property’s property is OK, but be prepared to listen to Islamic prayers morning and evening. The rooms are much smaller than what is advertised. We had booked 3 rooms, they did not change the bed sheets pillow covers and duvet covers. After repeated reminders and lot of delay they freshened the room. Staff is courteous but the service was very slow.

If you want to stay near dashashwamedh ghat, this guest house is good choice. But a little far from the market & mandir. Out of 5, i would give: location: 4, room cleanliness: 3. 5, service: 2. Good points: we checked in at night 2:30am (with full day booking of course, but no issues for room getting. Also, they allow us to put our trolley and other baggage after check-out time. Bad points: one bedroom, out of 3 room bookings, was given as two separate beds though we see the bed type written in booking was double bed. Also, they refused to do the room service everyday. They did for every alternate day. Another frustrating point is: every time you came from outside you need to ask the service team to switch on the air conditioner from their backend. Then only you can switch on from your room remote. Also, every day they miss at-least one room to provide the complementary water bottles. They provided the water bottles after asking only.