Top Hotels in Rupnagarr District Bed and Breakfast Inns
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Top 9 Bed and Breakfast Inns in Rupnagarr District, India
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Rupnagarr District, Punjab including Hotel temple view inn, Anand At The Satluj, Hotel temple view inn, OYO 30737 Hotel Holy City Paradise Inn, Bharatgarh Fort, Hotel White City, Anand At The Satluj, Heritage Haveli, Hotel Sahil Palace.
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1. Hotel temple view inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Clean rooms
Reviewed By Shalini KBasic clean ac rooms. Good bathrooms and shower. Electric kettle provided but not tea coffee sachets. Good fr a night stay. Food nothing special. They take v long to cook a basic meal so inform in advance. Very less staff. Hotel is inside some narrow lanes but bang in front of sis ganj gurudwara sahib
2. Anand At The Satluj
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Anand at The Satluj is situated on the southern edge of the holy town of Sri Anandpur Sahib on the banks of the river Satluj. Built on the private farm of Sodhi Vikram Singh, a descendant of the former ruling family of Sri Anandpur Sahib. This farm stay has been developed to support rural tourism and give guests a glimpse of the rich agricultural traditions and social warm of the rural people.
Poorly maintained + pathetic customer service
Reviewed By wanderer_1313We traveled as a group and had 4 rooms to ourselves. We were the only guests in the property and stayed one night - they have 20 odd rooms overall. The location of the property is terrific and the architecture is nicely done. We also appreciated the theme of celebrating Sikh culture and values keeping in line with the local environment. However, the property is extremely poorly maintained and lacks any care. We heard that the property has recently been sold to the AM Kollection chain of hotels - they have clearly done a poor job of taking over so far. Our ordeal started when we checked in itself - we discovered that there were half a dozen or so lizards in each(!) room. Lizard poop was scattered over the beds. While we certainly understand that staying in a farm / rural area comes with its share of wildlife, here it felt like they have let it run wild and not really bothered to clean up. The toilets in a couple of rooms were covered with stains (yuck!) and hadn't been cleaned at all - it felt like the rooms hadn't been inhabited in a long time, and no cleaning had been done recently. Cobwebs are all over the place. Even the chairs and tables in the lawn are not kept clean. We ordered lunch on settling in - a very simple meal of a couple of curries and rotis. The lunch arrived almost 2 hours later! The food was bland and not very tasty. We were traveling with 2 kids, and tired and weary from a long roadtrip. This was absolutely unacceptable. When we enquired with the staff, we were told that they have very few staff in the property. We only saw 3 staff during our entire trip - one manager who was hardly around or available (he's new to the job), one waiter who probably doubles as kitchen help, and one housekeeper. The manager was clueless about many things - one example: he didn't even know the directions to the Keshgarh Gurudwara which is 10 mins from the property and the main local attraction. The manager told us that the average occupancy at the property is around 20-30% for most part of the year. Dinner was the same ordeal - we informed them in the afternoon and ordered for it to be ready at 830pm. It was provided only an hour later. The kids had lost their appetite and went to bed cranky. Again, it was lacking in taste. During the evening, we checked out their Polo lounge. It looks great in pictures, but sucks in reality. The chairs are unstable, lizards are running around all over, and they didn't even have billiard balls and cue sticks! To add to the misery, they play this devotional music at a high volume throughout the property ALL DAY LONG! Our ordeal didn't quite end smoothly the next morning - the water in the shower is bloody cold. AT checkout, we asked for a discount in our bill given all of the gaps in the property and our experience. However, the manager was unwilling. When we called the lady from AM Kollection who took our booking, initially she didn't even answer our calls and sent a message back that she is unavailable. When we requested the manager to speak with her, she picked up and after much persuasion agreed to a tiny discount. Their attitudes to customer feedback was extremely defensive. There is a massive gap in what they charge v/s what they actually deliver at this place. We will certainly not be going back here, nor recommending this "eco-luxury" property to other travelers.
3. Hotel temple view inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Clean rooms
Reviewed By Shalini KBasic clean ac rooms. Good bathrooms and shower. Electric kettle provided but not tea coffee sachets. Good fr a night stay. Food nothing special. They take v long to cook a basic meal so inform in advance. Very less staff. Hotel is inside some narrow lanes but bang in front of sis ganj gurudwara sahib
4. OYO 30737 Hotel Holy City Paradise Inn
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 11 reviews
Just about Okay
Reviewed By ArundhatiK20You get what you pay for.....it's a budget hotel so don't expect anything great. The room was a little gloomy because it was painted brown . The blanket was also brown. A towel and a soap/shampoo/moisturiser was provided. There is a restaurant where breakfast can be had on order . The other meals can be arranged on payment. My stay would have been a sad story if it had not been for Anil Arora who ran the place . Bubbly, positive ,always smiling , giving useful information ,he made up for all the short-comings of the hotel.....
5. Bharatgarh Fort
Overall Ratings
5 based on 66 reviews
Bharatgarh Fort is a 250+ year old Heritage Property and one of the only standing live-in forts of Punjab. A part of this Fort is open to travellers as a Heritage Homestay; a truly regal experience of a home away from home. Be a part of this experience and connect with nature, enjoy the scenic views and gorge on the delicious home cooked authentic and fresh Punjabi Cuisine. Bharatgarh Fort offers you a relaxing and rejuvenating break from your hectic routine and a chance to spend some quality time with yourself and your loved ones. Anandpur Sahib and Chandigarh are nearby tourist places and this place offers a perfect halt for the ones heading towards Manali, Dharamshala and Leh.
Must visit
Reviewed By Escape101189Our weekend gateway to Bharat Garh fort was an amazing experience. It’s a perfect Royal home stay with it’s rich history, splendid location, scrumptious food, and the very royal and warm company of the hosts themselves.. Whether it’s with family, couples or even friends I would highly recommend Bharatgarh fort for an enriching experience :)
6. Hotel White City
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 17 reviews
Our hotel is situated at the holy city of Sri Anandpur Sahib, Punjab. We have 20 well furnished rooms. We have a party hall for 100 persons also.
Extremely unprofessional hotel with poor services
Reviewed By Abhay KHad it been possible, I would have given zero stars to this hotel and its staff. When you enter the hotel, I was greeted by a sardarji with his feet on the reception table. It felt as if you've reached a government office rather than an hotel. Followed by this the hotel refused to honour a fully paid online booking saying that we are not giving rooms to customers of a particular website because they pay us less. I was asked to pay 2000 rupees more for two rooms per night even though I had already paid 4500 rupees per night. I was shocked and felt cheated but obviously I had no option but to pay more as my old age mother and child were ill and it was late in evening. Despite agreeing to pay more there was no one to pick up luggage from our vehicle. No one to give even a glass of water. ACs in rooms are non functional. They'll do a drama of finding new remotes as the old one might not be working but they never found the remotes (obviously the ACs were not serviced well) and we had to spend entire night in intense heat. Linen and towels are dirty and there is hardly any hygiene in washrooms. Food is average. In the end, visit only if you want to get harassed.
7. Anand At The Satluj
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Anand at The Satluj is situated on the southern edge of the holy town of Sri Anandpur Sahib on the banks of the river Satluj. Built on the private farm of Sodhi Vikram Singh, a descendant of the former ruling family of Sri Anandpur Sahib. This farm stay has been developed to support rural tourism and give guests a glimpse of the rich agricultural traditions and social warm of the rural people.
Poorly maintained + pathetic customer service
Reviewed By wanderer_1313We traveled as a group and had 4 rooms to ourselves. We were the only guests in the property and stayed one night - they have 20 odd rooms overall. The location of the property is terrific and the architecture is nicely done. We also appreciated the theme of celebrating Sikh culture and values keeping in line with the local environment. However, the property is extremely poorly maintained and lacks any care. We heard that the property has recently been sold to the AM Kollection chain of hotels - they have clearly done a poor job of taking over so far. Our ordeal started when we checked in itself - we discovered that there were half a dozen or so lizards in each(!) room. Lizard poop was scattered over the beds. While we certainly understand that staying in a farm / rural area comes with its share of wildlife, here it felt like they have let it run wild and not really bothered to clean up. The toilets in a couple of rooms were covered with stains (yuck!) and hadn't been cleaned at all - it felt like the rooms hadn't been inhabited in a long time, and no cleaning had been done recently. Cobwebs are all over the place. Even the chairs and tables in the lawn are not kept clean. We ordered lunch on settling in - a very simple meal of a couple of curries and rotis. The lunch arrived almost 2 hours later! The food was bland and not very tasty. We were traveling with 2 kids, and tired and weary from a long roadtrip. This was absolutely unacceptable. When we enquired with the staff, we were told that they have very few staff in the property. We only saw 3 staff during our entire trip - one manager who was hardly around or available (he's new to the job), one waiter who probably doubles as kitchen help, and one housekeeper. The manager was clueless about many things - one example: he didn't even know the directions to the Keshgarh Gurudwara which is 10 mins from the property and the main local attraction. The manager told us that the average occupancy at the property is around 20-30% for most part of the year. Dinner was the same ordeal - we informed them in the afternoon and ordered for it to be ready at 830pm. It was provided only an hour later. The kids had lost their appetite and went to bed cranky. Again, it was lacking in taste. During the evening, we checked out their Polo lounge. It looks great in pictures, but sucks in reality. The chairs are unstable, lizards are running around all over, and they didn't even have billiard balls and cue sticks! To add to the misery, they play this devotional music at a high volume throughout the property ALL DAY LONG! Our ordeal didn't quite end smoothly the next morning - the water in the shower is bloody cold. AT checkout, we asked for a discount in our bill given all of the gaps in the property and our experience. However, the manager was unwilling. When we called the lady from AM Kollection who took our booking, initially she didn't even answer our calls and sent a message back that she is unavailable. When we requested the manager to speak with her, she picked up and after much persuasion agreed to a tiny discount. Their attitudes to customer feedback was extremely defensive. There is a massive gap in what they charge v/s what they actually deliver at this place. We will certainly not be going back here, nor recommending this "eco-luxury" property to other travelers.
8. Heritage Haveli
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 120 reviews
The Heritage Haveli comprises of 17 air conditioned light-filled bedrooms and Maharaja suite in everlasting style equipped with ultra modern facilities being the part of Heritage of Punjab we provide you every modern services to your door. Craftsmanship abounds with bespoke furnishing, rich wooden floorings, Wi-Fi equipped rooms & open plan bathrooms.
Fast food counters
Reviewed By 771yogeshgVery very poor service no customer support even managers donot listen to customer and no reply given.I visited on 23 March 2022 at 6 pm Mr Ravi was manager at that time.I will never come and will never recommend anyone
9. Hotel Sahil Palace
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 9 reviews
nice restaurant
Reviewed By shwetam347I went to this restaurant with family for lunch. We ordered 1 vegetarian & other non veg dishes including butter chicken, tandoori chicken, butter naan , fried rice. The items were in good quantity & quality wise it's good too. The location is quite nice & cool spacing. overall good one.
