Blue Beds Hostel

The cleanliness was top notch, they even arranged my bed and items apart from general cleaning

There was a wierd smell in one of the bathrooms'

I had a great stay at Bluebeds Hotel! The room was super clean and comfortable, with a really large and comfortable bed. The hosts were very friendly and welcoming. I also really appreciated the luggage storage, the common area where you can relax and spend some time, and the option to order food and drinks. Overall, a very pleasant stay and a place I would happily recommend!

Food , location, facilities , rooms, staff are really good.

Drinking Water facility, Cockroaches in the common area and near the kitchen. Discipline in the bedroom area , other dormitory guests were talking a lot and it was unbearable to sleep.

This is a conflicting review for me because my stay had both genuinely positive moments and some very disappointing issues. To start with the areas for improvement: I booked the penthouse expecting it to be higher quality than the rest of the hotel, but that wasn’t the case. The walls had noticeable water damage, which was surprising for a premium room. The bigger issue was that I didn’t have reliable hot water during my entire stay. On the first day, maintenance came several times, but the hot water only lasted 30 to 60 seconds before turning cold again. The next day it improved slightly, but only to about five minutes of hot water at a time before needing around ten minutes to reheat. The suggested solution from the manager was to fill a bucket with the five minutes of hot water and pour it over myself with a cup. This was extremely inconvenient for a penthouse stay. Another major issue was the private car package I booked through the hotel. I paid 3,500 rupees per day for two days and was told the driver would speak English. I later learned from multiple people that the standard rate should have been closer to 1,000 rupees per day.  I didn't complain once i found this out as I thought that maybe I was paying for safety and smooth hotel coordination. When the driver arrived, he did not speak any English at all. After ten minutes, I had to turn around because I couldn’t communicate even basic instructions. The hotel eventually sent a bilingual staff member to accompany me. Although that part was appreciated, the sightseeing experience still wasn’t smooth. When I asked to go to the local market to buy a saree and souvenirs, I was driven an hour out of town to a manufacturer where the prices were marked up heavily. I later found out that drivers take travelers there because they receive commission. I didn’t buy anything and ended up losing close to two hours of my limited time. On the second day, things got worse.