Hotel vicino a Barabar Hills - Gaya

“They say you get what you paid for. This is the epitome of its kind. A rather run down hotel in a bustly city street next to a main line station. It is great if you wish to bed somewhere and heading to the railway the very next day (very noisy and dirty in the streets). Room has no A/C and availability of other amenities is silch.”

“Enjoyed my stay in a spacious clean room! Restaurant on the 2nd floor is a good one. Will stay here again if I visit Gaya soon!”

“Not good service. Room picture shown in app is not actually picture of rooms. ”

“What a great place to stay. It's only 15 minute walk to the Mahabodhi Temple and Kalachakra Grounds, but in the middle of nature, right on the bank of the beautiful Naranjana River. You can see the Mahabodhi Temple right from the hotel itself, too. We had a great stay. The staff was professional and helped with every need that came up during my 9 day stay. Highly recommended!”

“this is Not in bodghaya”

“Spacious clean room. Courteous staff. Very good food. Convenient location when visiting Budhgaya”

“Property though looking good the facilities are not serviced properly. No back up power when power went off for half hour. No hot water in morning. Cafeteria start only at 7 am. ”

“Quiet and peaceful place in Gaya. Although, the narrow road leading to the hotel entry is quite wobbly, the hotel itself is very nice with many amenities guests would appreciate, such as pool, multicuisine restaurant...the latter being really impressive. We had an excellent stay and would definitely recommend!”

“Staff support was excellent, but over-promised on hot water, toilet paper, and early breakfast. The rooms are fine, with good location near main sites, but located right on a road with trucks and loud scooters going by. Towel, plastic sandals, and hot water pot were provided. ”

“A great little hotel for big events like weddings so on. We found the rooms small but comfortable and clean. Nicely situated on a main road between airport and Boydgaya. Any foreign visitors beware. The tu-tu from hotel to market (Domuhan) costs 10 ruppies for locals but 100 for you. There are no bus, uber or ola, so figure this in your budget. If you fancy Indian curry the resort's own restaurant could step in competently. When we were there it chaotic and dusty outside deal to heavy road works...

“Bad”