Pangsapuri di Aurangabad

December 2024, about 15 of us reached Aurangabad for our college reunion. We had booked the stay few months in advance and were welcomed and looked after very well by the hotel personnel. A special shout out to Mr Asim Syed, who right from the booking stage to us actually getting into town, was very helpful & accommodating to our requests. The rooms are comfortable & clean & the pool is fabulous. It’s a city hotel with a resort vibe. Recommended.

Big chain hotels are not my favourites but it was hard to find nice accommodation in Aurangabad; we settled for Fern -judging by the reviews- and we were really pleased: very spacious room and comfortable bed, shower in a cubicle with hot water and good pressure, friendly and professional staff, powerful aircon, easy to find, good buffet breakfast, efficient housekeeping. They gave us packed breakfasts perfectly on time (even at 5 am), and it was filling and had a variety of snacks. After exhausting days in the caves it was great to come back here and get good service, good food, good rest.

We had a great time with Shyam, dining and Srideep, manager going out of their way to take care of us. I would not stay anywhere else the next time I visit. In fact, the hospitality as so good that I decided to book more ITC resorts while in India. Srideep even promised to give heads up to those ITC.

The warm welcome at reception set a positive first impression, with staff making us feel genuinely welcomed upon arrival. However, this initial experience was somewhat overshadowed by the hotel's apparent need for modernization across multiple areas. The room, while functional, showed clear signs of aging. This was particularly noticeable in the bathroom, where the bathtub's worn condition affected both its appearance and cleanliness. While not unsanitary, the dated fixtures definitely impacted the overall comfort and luxury feel one expects from a hotel stay. The facilities left much to be desired. The gym, though available, is undersized and features outdated equipment. As for dining options, the Latitude restaurant offers a buffet service, though at 4000 RNI for two people, it feels overpriced for the overall experience. Our stay was significantly impacted by noise from a birthday celebration that continued until 10 PM. While understanding that hotels host events, better sound insulation or event management would have been appreciated to maintain guest comfort. Pros: - Excellent, welcoming staff - Convenient restaurant on-site Cons: - Dated rooms and facilities - Noise management issues - Expensive dining options - Small, outdated gym While the hotel benefits from its friendly staff, it requires substantial updating to justify its pricing and meet modern hospitality standards. For travelers prioritizing updated amenities and a quiet environment, you might want to explore alternative options.

Good property. Had a comfortable and pleasant stay. Best part is that its located at perfect distance from railway station and other tourist attractions

Name : Nehakumari Gujar It was an amazing stay at Ambassador Ajanta. They also accomodated my request of providing me with a bathtub room , even though i made booking via Makemytrip. Manoj at the receptionist was very helpful. Did not face any issues during the stay. Overall it was amazing, looking forward to come again

We wanted to try IRCTC land tours and decided to give it a try by booking Cave Tour Ex Aurangabad. As part of the trip, we were given accommodation here. The trip went very well. I would rate 5/5 for IRCTC and their amazing managers Kiran, and Sejal. Coming to hotel, we liked our stay and have no complaints. However, we do have some suggestions for improvement. Pros: - Staff: Very friendly and helpful. I forgot toothpaste and the receptionist asked his colleague to go to a shop and buy toothpaste for us. - Food and in-room dining: Food is simple and delicious. The staff promptly informed us if our food choice was spicy. The service was very quick. Food was also customized as per requirement. - Location: The hotel is in the city center and it is very easy to take public transportation from here. - Running hot water: Hot water was available 24/7. - Touchless buttons for elevator: I was impressed that the hotel had installed a touchless panel for the elevator. - Safety: The place definitely appears to be safe. CCTVs are everywhere. Cons: - No automatic locks and waiters don't wait for us to open the door: The main door has no automatic lock. We had to manually lock it. As we are used to automatic locks in hotels, initially we forgot to lock. And waiters just knocked the door and came inside the very next second. We hardly had any time to react. Thankfully, nothing embarrassing happened and we started locking the door manually from then on. Automatic locks must be installed and staff who come to the room must be instructed to ”wait” for guests to open the door for them. They just can't walk in. Surprisingly, the bathroom has an automatic exhaust fan that detects movement and turns on but the main door doesn't have an automatic lock. - Other minor points: Fixtures, linen, and cutlery need a revamp. Some of the staff weren't wearing masks. On the whole, our stay was pleasant and memorable. We had good food and a comfortable stay. Thank you IRCTC (especially Kiran and Sejal) and Hotel Ravi Raj for the memorable trip :)

Nice rooms and service, no problems Staff was courteous. Fan was slightly dirty Location is nice in the city. If parking is full, you will have e to park on the streets, though watchman is there. Other than liquid soaps, no other toiletries were provided. Will recommend to stay.

We stayed at the Radhika Alvari Hotel for one night in ***tawa Rajasthan India. First able, the place is incredibly amazing more than 300 years old and you can also visit temple and palaces. Secondly the owner and his staff are really really kind, gentle…our son was sick with fever and they did all that they can to help him. And you can also eat delicious food on the roof top hotel. I recommend this place.