Hoteles en Umreth desde $317 MXN

“Washroom was dirty and broken in some places, bedsheets were not cleaned.”

“Nice place ”

“Thank you for a wonderful stay. Thank you to all the staff at the hotel. All were very helpful. ”

“For the price this was a pleasant stay. Especially Nilesh Pujari Hotel manager who has been so helpful.”

“Rooms were pathetic with dirty blankets and toilet flush not working, no proper body wash and body soap. Also toilets were smelling like public toilets, you would not like to stand for more than a minute. So I fought with them to give me another room and cleanliness wise it turned out to be the same… And so I thought this would be it how bad can it get and within few minutes electricity went away and they told me that they are turning on the generator… And after I went away and came back at...

“The staff was extremely courteous,property and room were clean and spacious. Can walk to the main market in minutes. Quiet place but could watch monastery premises below. Excellent views of the Dhauladhar snow capped mountain peaks and the village below.”

“What an excellent stay. Spa was fantastic. Staff were so friendly and helpful. Special thanks to Sachin, Pooja, Iaphi and Suroj! Spotlessly clean throughout the hotel. Good buffet. All staff amazing. Would love to return.”

“Very clean & tidy throughout.”

“The hotel is new but if you know take careful of the service you will see customers going to other places ”

“Room could be cleaner. ”

“Very good nice and clean ”

“Everything was perfect! The rooms were clean, bathrooms were good, the staff was courteous. The highlight of the stay though was the breakfast. The variety and the taste of pretty much was outstanding. Would absolutely stay here again if back in Baroda!”

“es ist eher geeignet für leute in die Umgebung”

“We had one of the best stays at Hotel Sayaji. The staff is so caring and professional that we felt well taken care of. It’s very rare to get such service. The hotel itself is clean, and beautiful and very well located. ”

“Amazing”