What travellers are saying about this Hotel
61 traveller reviews for Golden Palms Hotel & Spa
WRITE A REVIEW- Lal Mathews
- Highlander
- Lives in Bangalore
- 3 reviews
- Sonia Lancaster
- Beachbum
- Lives in Bangalore
- 7 reviews
"Lovely location and spa, let..."
- Posted May 1, 2006
Best Experience: Lovely spa, superb pool, excellent buffet food
Worst Experience: Had to ask 7 members of staff for a drink. No-one was willing to take ownership and sort a drink out for me - only wanted lime and soda!
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- Ram Prasad
- Lives in Bangalore
- 1 review
"The resort is well maintained..."
- Posted Mar 17, 2006
Best Experience: The wonderful gardens in the balcony area of rooms and lush green areas around the room complex and a great swimming pool. We had gone there for DEEPAVALI special offer package for one night halt.
Worst Experience: The bathroom was just painted when we checked in and it was smelling foul and we asked for a change of room and it took almost 1 hour for the replacement to take place
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- Manas Patra
- Heritage seeker
- 2 photos
- 9 reviews
"A great place to chill..."
- Posted Oct 25, 2005
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- S. mohamed yunus Sheik
- Lives in Bangalore
- 1 review
"Was a memorable and very..."
- Posted Oct 20, 2005
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Best Experience: A disillusion.
Worst Experience: Food was decided by the Chef, very ordinary and bland food not matching their standard. The hotel staff would never budge to satisfy the guest. Shaded areas are very limited. To have team building activities in the open areas without shade, was absolutely difficult. Extra beds though requested at the time of check-in were not provided until 12am midnight. The SPA itself is not a very pleasant experience. Too many inexperienced people working out there. The best to quote would be ,when a staff working there was asked where is the coffee shop or the restaurant, he said \'I don\'t know\' and walked off. The Guest Relations Officer is a novice in guest relations and cannot cater to the needs of big group from a company or even go out of the way to satisfy a single guest. The staff is the least pro-active. The entire experience is like a treasure hunt, with mirages. Once bitten, twice shy !!!
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