Beste Wellnesshotels in Visakhapatnam

1. Das Hotel liegt ganz in der Nähe des Flughafens und ist in mehr als 10 Minuten zu erreichen; 2. Der Portier des Hotels öffnet die Tür und hilft beim Gepäcktransport zur Rezeption, um einzuchecken; 3. Das Hotelzimmer ist sehr sauber und geräumig. Es bietet 4 Flaschen reines Wasser, Hausschuhe, Bademäntel, Badetücher, Handtücher, Zahnpasta und Zahnbürste. 4. Das Hotel ist laut in der Nähe der Hauptstraße. Die Autohupen sind auch bei geschlossenen Fenstern und geschlossenen Vorhängen zu hören. Inder hupen gerne beim Autofahren. 5. Es ist immer noch ein Problem mit der Schalldämmung. Die Schalldämmung des Zimmers und des Zimmers ist nicht gut gemacht. Ich kam um 11:30 Uhr mitten in der Nacht im Hotel an, und es war 12:30 Uhr nach dem Waschen. Der Fernsehton nebenan war immer noch laut und die Leute waren sehr laut. 6. Da die Reiseroute sehr schnell ist, habe ich die anderen Dienstleistungen des Hotels nicht erlebt, daher werde ich sie nicht bewerten.

Liebe die wunderschönen Meerblicke und Platz.. Das Zimmer ist wirklich nett und das Szenario ist wirklich nett :)

“Our recent stay at Radisson Blu was truly delightful. The accommodations were comfortable and inviting. The staff, particularly Ms. Sukhwinder at the reception Ms. Shivani and Tea Master Jagadeshwari at 365, went above and beyond to ensure a memorable experience. The private beach was serene, and the breakfast buffet was delicious. We highly recommend this hotel for a relaxing and enjoyable getaway.”

My stay in the delux room was very pleasant. The room was not very big. Nonetheless it had all the comfort and very clean. Room service was the best. Every staff member was very truthful and cordial. The food was authentic indian and very tasty. This hotel is highly recommended.

The Bheemli Resort, Vizag, is a perfect blend of business and relaxation. With stunning ocean views, spacious rooms, and reliable Wi-Fi, it’s ideal for productive stays. The staff’s attentive service and amenities like the infinity pool and rooftop dining add a touch of luxury. Conveniently located near the city yet offering a peaceful retreat, it’s the ultimate spot for business travelers seeking both efficiency and serenity.

We visited on 19 May. A family of four and a child. We went to the restaurant on 2nd floor. We were given a really wonderful treatment. Please read as sarcasm. There was one Manager and two busboys. Everyone was dressed in a suit so I really didn't who was actually serving. We stood there for few minutes and I was confused whether I should stay or leave. My little one was eagerly watching and one of the staff almost pushed her. Can't understand how a cute kid is invisible. I can understand *busy days* at restaurants, but I have never been treated so miserably at a place which is supposedly one of repute, at least by its appearance, aspiration or promise. They could have directed us to wait in the lobby, given a bit of respect to at least the 70 year old father or bit of courtesy to the ladies or at least an ounce of care for the three year child. But no. Their faces, their rush, their deliberate ignoring of us, all of it seemed like hoping we will vanish. We did vanish anyway. We left since we had never been treated like that at any hotel in my 43 years of life. At the lobby reception I left some feedback. The person gave me the same sullen look as if saying, ”Can't you see we are busy?” He took up the landline, pretending to do something, but there was no sorry or please wait or anything at all. In fact, he eyed, stared at, us all the way till we left the premises. I'm not even sure why. That last act was rather eerie. I mean, you're busy, you're discourteous, you're unable to apologize, but why throw me look till I left, as if intimidating me and my family. They, believe me, need a LOT OF TRAINING in handling customers on a busy day. Or any other day. You can burn money behind a hotel but you can't exhibit finesse. That one comes from what MasterCard Ad says about ”things money can't buy”. They try to show themselves sophisticated, but in the end, you'd be better treated if you went to a Dhaba. I can write pages but will stop here. Writing even this much, for these guys, has been a waste of precious time. Because I'm pretty sure, they won't learn from feedback. People who ignore a three year old child and can't offer her a place to even sit, are unfit to govern anything. They cannot improve. We are never visiting this place again and my advise to everyone is also not do. Fake people, fake hospitality. All pretence. Put them under stress and the real talent, or the lack of it, falls out of the closet, like a hidden skeleton.