洛克里奇 2 星级酒店, $84 起

“This stay was very good. The staff was very nice and helpful. We swam in the pool every day and it was a good temperature and clean. The breakfast was good and always being refilled with fresh food. If I had two things to say it would be that the breakfast was always the same thing. It would be nice if they change it up a little but I guess this probably does not matter for most people who are only staying the one night. Also I wish they had newer room keys as we got locked out a lot because of……

“The room appeared clean when I entered. The room was very damp, most likely from the A/C running and set to a low temperature. I had a room with two queen beds; The bed I chose to sleep in was closest to the window. Once I got into the bed I noticed a strong body odor. I couldn't tell if the odor as from the sheets or in the mattress. I changed to the other bed, and it appeared to be ok.”

“Clean & Quiet room”

“It was convenient. Easy parking not too busy of an area. Did sleep good. The girl working the counter super helpful (new) and the manager was too but I got locked out of my room twice cuz the door knob was in need of fixing and the manager was like no big deal it just that room. They gave me a new room…Tired, hot, AC not working in new room. Fixed that. Had to unplug the phone cuz the constant flashing red light was very annoying. It wasn’t horrible but I would see if something else available……

“When i got there was a sign on the door closed out of business ”

“We expected Rukmapur Park to be a quiet, get-away-from-it-all experience in the peaceful serenity of Vedic City. However, our experience was the opposite. The place was cute and clean and wonderfully "in the middle of nowhere," but we left the next morning frustrated and exhausted. At 3 am we woke up to someone either sliding a door open and closed or rolling a cart down the hallway above us. There was a very loud repetitive sound that went on and on. When we finally fell asleep we had the……

“No elevator No staff No parking No security in halls”