Familienfreundliche Hotels Hotels in Bodhgaya

Ich hatte vor kurzem die Freude, im Hotel Taj Darbar in Gaya zu bleiben, und ich muss sagen, es war eine außergewöhnliche Erfahrung! Das Personal war warm, willkommen, und ging oben und darüber, um unseren Komfort zu gewährleisten. Die Zimmer waren geräumig, sauber und gut gepflegt, mit allen modernen Einrichtungen. Das Essen im Hotelrestaurant war hervorragend, mit einer Vielzahl von Optionen, um jeden Geschmack zu passen. Die Lage des Hotels ist auch ideal, mit einfachem Zugang zum Mahabodhi-Tempel und anderen lokalen Attraktionen. Was Taj Darbar wirklich abscheidet, ist jedoch seine außergewöhnliche Service. Das Personal war immer zur Verfügung, um zu helfen, und ihre Aufmerksamkeit auf Details war beeindruckend. Ich würde sehr empfehlen, Hotel taj darbar jemandem zu suchen, um einen komfortablen und erinnerlichen Aufenthalt in Gaya. Halten Sie die ausgezeichnete Arbeit, Team taj darbar.

Hotel was excellent, clean and well prepared for serving. I booked a deluxe room 1 hr before check in and they upgraded it while check in without any extra cost. Food was excellent and price are also reasonable. hotel has ample amount of parking space. Hotel staff are properly trained and well behaved. Included breakfast are also nice and tasy. hotel is bit to fat from other visiting places but view from the hotel is awesome at the time of morning 🌄.

Warning. This is a two star hotel masquerading as a four star. I have no idea why this is rated so highly. This is also not a new hotel. It looks very old, tired and shabby. I booked three nights. First room was 2 twin beds (solo traveller), a view from the window of a wall, no safe in the room. The scuff marks on the wall, definitely needed a paint job. Just didn’t have a good feeling. I informed the staff I would be checking out and I would pay them for that evening, but would be going elsewhere. They showed me a larger room with a king size bed, safe in the room, one of which was broken, but it did have a view. Unfortunately, the room was that much closer to where the hotel was hosting a wedding. After returning from dinner, the music from the wedding was so loud. I realize that there was no way to sleep through that. So once again, I informed them I would be checking out. They showed me a third room. A suite with a separate living room on the other side of the building, suggesting that it would be quieter. It was not. I’m a little puzzled why I was not given a room at the very beginning that was on a quieter side of a hotel in their opinion. The staff encountered in this ordeal, were very polite and seemed very determined to find a solution. Almost to the point of begging me to stay. Sometimes with all the goodwill in the world you can’t change reality. This is my first negative experience in India in the 11 days I’ve been here. It’s unfortunate that it had to happen in the land of enlightenment. I tried to negotiate full refund, but they insisted I pay the one night which I did and moved to Hyatt place. You get what you pay for.

A very good hotel within close vicinity from the mahabodhi temple. A large premise with swimming pool and lots of greenery. The rooms are quite spacious and have good connectivity and a smart tv and minibar. To top it up they have a good restaurant and friendly staff all of this at a budget pricing makes it a good deal. The only negative i found was that they don't have elevators which could have made it a full package. Still they have a multi-staircase design with low height of steps so not much difficult for climbing but for the luggage.