Review of hotel surya

I landed in Surya hotel via reviews and photographs through Trip Adviser. Though there were comparable hotels, but I chose this property due to its nice gardens and heritage look. I was pleased with my selection when I reached the hotel. Though the room-size was just ok, but it was clean and descent. But I feel some refurbishing is needed in bathrooms .

I stayed there for four days and I liked my mornings in the garden. That was the only time one could afford to sit outside otherwise it was scorching heat throughout the day. The pool is descent and was opened for outside children. This made pool-side quite 'happening' in early mornings.There are many hotels nearby as Rivatas and Radisson but I was happy with my selection. Perhaps mall-road is one of the nicest places to stay in Varansi being in cant-areas. There is a mall-JVG and a nice park at walking distance from the hotel.

The breakfast spread was really good and I loved it. Infact I had a good interaction with the Assistant General Manager Mr Samik Bardhan who made my stay really pleasurable. A friendly person with keen eye for details. He even made breakfast complimentary for my friend who visited me at the hotel, which deserves a special mention. I also witnessed some nice 'towel-art' in my room, all thanks to Mr Samik.

Though there were events lined-up daily in the evenings in the hotel but it never bothered me as a guest. On the contrary we could see some beautiful lightening daily in the evenings.

I found the restaurant 'canton royale' slightly expensive but the food preparation was good.

All in all a recommendable stay!!!

Comments

The biggest pleasure of daily life...

If I asked this question to someone"what is your biggest pleasure in today's life?", there could be many interesting answers to it. For example your child's smile , your job, the book you wrote, the post on instagram etc etc. But for me, the answer comes instantly without any doubt. It's " Carrot Halwa in winters and mangoes in summer". I have never been a foodie in my life. Since childhood, I have managed to adhere to a strict diet of two chappatis per meal, no oily food and rarely junk food( though junk food like pizza and momos were very rare and hardly available in those times.) But as far as my memory goes(till the age of three years) my love for carrot-halwa and mangoes has been eternal. Nowadays winters are at its peak in northern India and I have pleaded with my maid to never let container go dry of Carrot Halwa in refrigerator. As soon as one batch finishes , another is ready beforehand. For me its a joy to have my daily filling of this delic...

Mystic Mechanic

Lost in woods She looked here and there helplessly but no one was around. In hills it is difficult to get help. The local population is very less, that too distributed sparsely across various villages. She had no idea where she was. She had left Nainital at four in the evening and she was trying to make it to Ramnagar that same evening. She had a quarterly meet of her company at a resort in Ramnagar, famous for its Jim Corbett National Park . Now there were many beautiful resorts in Ramnagar one after the other, where tourists flocked for their wild-life adventures. These resorts on the bank of the river Kosi made a perfect destination for weddings and conference for corporate. Everything was going fine when on third day of her conference she decided to break loose and visit her aunt in Nainital. Her aunt had insisted that she stay overnight as it was not safe to drive in hills in evening. But the road was so good and drive so scenic she ignored all...

Matrimony

I had thoroughly enjoyed the advertisement made by the company "Jeevansaathi.com", where they depict the bride's father holding a turban and running behind every perspective groom, trying to see if he is the most suitable groom for his daughter. The best part is the questioning eyes of father to daughter when he symbolically places turban on the boy's head. the daughter's anguish is a separate hilarious subject to be discussed elsewhere. Today we are in the process of looking for a suitable groom for our daughter and the sentiments of above mentioned advertisement resonate perfectly with us. When my husband and I married decades ago, it was clear to us that decision of marriage should rest entirely with the perspective bride and groom. The perfect story goes as " The boy meets the girl. They fall in love, their parents( supposedly the society) oppose the union, they both struggle to bring them on board, the loving couple wins, the marriage happens, and the...

Life

Search This Blog