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• Decent hotel with decent rooms
• by Siddhant Singh for Orange Tree Hotel
•  Posted Oct 22, 2015
Visit: Visited during Nasik Kumbh Mela 2015.

Location: One of the decent hotels located about a km or so from Nasik Road, Railway Station. There are not many decent properties close to the Railway Station.

Building and Appearance: The facade and reception area look good. Floor numbering and elevator access is a bit weird though. One will have to negotiate a lot of stairs despite there being an elevator. Firstly, to get to the reception area, which is at some elevation. Then, to go to the floor above, one has to climb some stairs before reaching the elevator and then again climb some stairs after coming out of the elevator.

Rooms: We had one standard and one executive room. Rooms are decent, though the wall is flaky at places. Not much difference between the standard and executive rooms. The televisions were flat-screen CRT types.

Bathrooms: Toiletries including toothbrush and toothpaste were provided. Both of them had bathtubs but no separate space for a shower bath.

Food: We only had breakfast there which was complimentary. It was decent enough, except for the utpam, which was quite bland.

Wi-Fi: Though mentioned as complimentary, the receptionist refused access to Wi-Fi giving some excuse about the Kumbh Mela. We didn't really need it, so I didn't bother to argue.

Reservation confirmation: The receptionist claimed that they had not received my reservation confirmation. I had to talk to my OTA to get the mail, otherwise I would have had to get a printout from outside as they did not allow that at the reception.

Room tariff: The executive room was not worth the premium as there was no noticeable difference. The tariff we booked at was the normal tariff but at that time, owing to the Kumbh rush, the tariff was about 2. 5-3 times higher.

Tips: Book here if you want a hotel near the Railway Station, otherwise there are a lot of options in the city. Confirm your reservation status and Wi-Fi availability before arriving. Choose a standard room as the executive room is not worth the premium.

• Bad experience, rooms were average!
• by Virinder Vaid for Hi 5 Hotel
•  Posted Nov 20, 2015
I am an avid traveller and even though I visit the same destination, I choose a new hotel to get a feel and review the property. Though on my last trip, I stayed at the Express Inn, this time I chose Hi5, based on ratings that proved disastrous.

Note these facts:

No parking inside, only on road outside.
No open space,forget garden or pool.
No warm welcome. Feel they are doing a favour to us.
Only one bell boy in hotel, so long delays.
Though rooms are average, the beds are not cozy.
The aircons don't cool, till some one is asked to switch on some settings outside somewhere.
Even the suite rooms don't have any toiletries.
The only restaurant- Moti Mahal- is out in front side for outsiders though it serves morning breakfast, but only after 7:30 am.
The management is totally non customers oriented. Their policy is to fleece not service.
We had due to some reason, got wrong dates booked. Though we informed their manager immediately and requested them to amend, they refused. Even refused to deduct max one day cancellation charge, they confiscated my two days payments.
I would advice HIQ travellers not to repent after booking such a place and later repent.

• Pathetic food & worst services
• by Abhijit Kunte for Hotel Panchavati Yatri
•  Posted Jun 6, 2016
On Thursday june 2nd 2016, I along with my family visited the place Thali" at around 2150 HRS. I bought 5 unlimited thalis (3 Full & 2 Child); we were NOT served Salad (Kachumber & Chutani etc. At all which is regular practice. The issue started once we all started asking for vegetable (Sabji) refill, the options on that day were Potato, Kidney beans curry & Bottle gourd curry. Despite of repeated requested & asks for vegetables No body served us the Sabji's. All the waiters we feigning to be in hurry to serve but actually pushing or serving only DAL & Kadhi. The same was case with Khichadi, the first lot was OK but the second one was like soup cum broth one really needs to take a deep dive to find out the lentil/rice grains. The only thing that was served properly was Rotis.

The real ISSUE started when we refused for the COLD/Stale rice & demanded hot/Steam rice. The head/Lead waiter Mr. Kaluram paid any heed to our requests, instead he tried to serve same stale/cold rice 4 times. Once on our refusal, waiter went to him and said (we) are not taking this rice and demanding hot steam rice". On this Mr. Kaluram answered "Agar Khana Hai to yahi milega, dusara mai banana wala nahi hu", you need to consume this only if you want, I am not gonna prepare fresh anymore. The same issue was raised by another customer who was having food there. In the meantime a group of 20-25 men arrived for food; to our surprise they have been served steaming Hot rice and some freshly prepared vegetables (Sabjis). With this we really had suffered enough and really needed explanation for such ROYAL ( treatment.

When asked for is manager? " All the staff started staring at each other with no answer. After 5 minutes or so, somebody in Safari came and tried to explain, I asked him only few questions,

1. Why we have not been served Vegetables/Sabjis?

2. Why we have not been served steam/hot rice? How the group of 20-25 people got steaming Hot rice & subjis/vegetables?

To defend this he said, rice & vegetables were OVER and he had arranged both (Vegetabls/Rice) form adjacent Dhaba for the group. This was utter INSULT of us as a customer, if He could arrange it for others then, what STOPPED Him for doing the same for US He had any answer for that and started pleading do saab" to let go.

This was serious and I wanted to meet REAL Manager; so somebody took us to so called Manager Mr. Shinde. While we entered his cabin, he was on call and refused to acknowledge our presence (courteous behavior it?? ). I presume the same whole episode was being narrated by somebody on the other side. Post his call, he asked us to sit (We were standing till then), when we (me and other customers who joined us by then) tried to explain him the chronological sequence of events & ill treatment. Mr. Shinde shouted at us saying Make noise" I also can shout. And further he added that if "you wanted better service, you would have come earlier" this is 2230 now, actually we (The Hotel) would not have allowed you to enter. By saying this he throw ed the keys on the table and left by saying je karayache aahe te karun ghya. Mala tumchya goshti aikanyat interest nahi" (you do whatever you want, I do not care for your issues & problems. I have not seen such eccentric approach (?? & Positive attitude (?? In any of hotels, forget 4* & above even Budget & Economy hotels handles customer 1000 times better.

• Overall had a great 2 night stay
• by Ankur Bishnoi for Hotel Ibis
•  Posted Jan 11, 2016
I was here for a company training for 3 days and 2 nights stay. Hotel offered us very good facilities and amenities that were offered to us were very good.

Service and food of IBIS was also very good as we had a buffet breakfast, buffet lunch and buffet dinner all at IBIS. Food was available for a very long times and in fact breakfast was available from 4:00 am in the morning. This was very helpful as some of us planned a early morning trip to Triambkeswar on one of the mornings.

Overall liked the stay and staff was very cooperative and helpful. Will definitely recommend for a short stay or in-between stay for Shirdi goers.

• A wonderful getaway at The Gateway
• by Smruthy Nair for The Gateway Hotel
•  Posted Feb 13, 2015
Firstly, I would like to say in The Gateway Hotel at Nasik is a gorgeous property nestled in the heart of the city, yet so cut-off from the chaos of the town. The sprawling garden with a banayan tree right at its heart is perfect for late evening strolls and early morning jogs. I visited the property with my family in the month of December last year and it was a welcome break from our busy lives.

The weather was pleasantly cold, the temperature dropping to as low as 10 degrees in the wee hours of the morning. The hotel itself was very warm and hospitable, with the staff making sure that we had a comfortable stay with them. The food too was yummy, especially the Maharashtrian Veg Thali and the Malwani style chicken preparation. The breakfast buffet was crowded by the time we reached, yet the service was quick and food quite scrumptious.

Please do opt to have the breakfast in the garden area as it is just perfect in the mornings. The pool is also quite a beautiful sight. Unfortunately, with the dropping temperatures and the short time, we were unable to go for a swim. The staff also arranged for us to visit Sula Wines for a wine tasting experience. It was splendid and quite informative. The hotel driver was a very sweet and nice guy, who was very helpful and even gave suggestions on places to visit. Overall, I would recommend the place to anyone who is visiting the city.