Atrio by Devam

Location with greenery and melodies of the birds and peacocks. Overall food was good. Friendly staff.

They have to give importance to cleanliness of the linens like towels and bedsheets ( without stains).

Última noche en la India y reservamos este hotel “con piscina” que no está muy lejos del aeropuerto, no está mal pero se ve un poco sobado

La piscina era una charca verde sucia, supongo que en agosto en época de lluvias no la tienen al 100% eso queremos pensar por lo descuidada que estaba

Lage - nähe zum Flughafen

Essen am Abend und bescheidenes Frühstück. Das Personal im Service wenig Aufmerksam zu den Gästen als sonst in Indien.

Easy access to Delhi airport, and to Ashok Country Resort, just 100m down the road ... which is where we ended up for dinner and drinks ... and breakfast (we'd stayed there a couple of weeks before and were sorry that it was fully booked for our return to Delhi). For those who hadn't encountered anything of an Indian wedding party before, the one that closed off the pool area was actually quite an experience (sneakily viewed from the sidelines) ... even with the incredibly loud thumping music late into the night.

Whilst a bar isn't explicitly mentioned in the details, one was expected in such a hotel (especially as there were drinks-a-plenty at the party by the pool) - so the lack of one was a disappointment. Despite the party, there weren't enough guests (this says a lot) for there to be a buffet breakfast in the morning. There was a small amount of fresh fruit and some sad looking sandwiches, the rest had to be ordered from the menu where, for some mad reason, a glass of juice cost the same (~£4.50!) as several other larger items. We didn't bother and went for a splendid buffet just down the road. This hotel clearly only survives as a venue for wedding events and as such looks much grander than it really is. Look beyond the lights and carefully angled photos, and much is very worn.