Indira Nikunj Rubystone Exotic

Great hotel in an ideal location within walking distance of the Parmarth Niketan Ashram and Aarti, plus other temples, ashrams, cafes and shopping area. Lovely, helpful staff and clean rooms. Pros: Super-friendly welcome and service from highly responsive and attentive staff. Clean, comfy rooms with nice toiletries. Wonderful roof terrace with views across the mountains and the Ganges. Tasty, well-cooked food and good menu options in the rooftop restaurant. Cons: Weak Wi-Fi, continually dropping connection. Coffee machine broken, so no freshly brewed coffee at breakfast (only powdered Nescafe). Ask for hot water so you can make an international style coffee. Limited breakfast choices for international guests. If you’re not keen on an Indian-style breakfast, there’s only white ‘air’ bread toast, jam, fruit, curd, cereal (no cold milk). No egg options (this might be due to religious reasons). Suggestion for management: fix your coffee machine or add a hot water urn. It would be great to include a more nutritious brown bread option, honey and a few sealed bananas at breakfast when you have international guests staying.

I recently spent two nights in Room 303 at Indira Nikunj, which unfortunately fell short of expectations. This establishment misrepresents itself as a three-star hotel, but the rooms are in dire need of renovation. Our room was plagued by: - Stained bathroom walls and broken tiles - Unhygienic toilet seat with urine stains - Uncleaned bucket and mugs with sticky residue - Extremely loud air conditioner, disrupting sleep - Dirty corridors Check-in Issues: The hotel's 2 PM check-in policy resulted in a 2000 rupee early check-in fee. However, the provided receipt lacked GST details. When queried, staff claimed they're awaiting a new GST registration. Silver Lining: The rooftop restaurant offered delicious food and exceptional service from polite, attentive staff. Attached: - Photos of room conditions - Receipt for early check-in fee

Good Experience. Nice place.