Hotels in de buurt van Venkatachalapathy Temple (Musiri)

'The General Manager Mr.Saravanan puts in enormous time and efforts to truly service all necessary requirements for my family and I during our stay. He is warm, extremely helpful and friendly. All his staffs in the front office and housekeeping compliments Saravanan’s attitude to providing services most sincerely which creates a pleasurable environment. Not to mention the hotel is so clean and elegant. My family and I really had a lovely stay at Blossoms. I can recommend this hotel to anyone...

'It's a very nice and cozy hotel with friendly staff.'

'Water in the bathrooms and toilets were not available at all times. Cleanliness was also an issue as all rooms were not properly clean. The ceiling fans were very noisy when on use and was a huge disturbance during the sleep hours'

'Clean. Reasonable price. Thosai shop opposite on your right and left. Drinks to your left. Uchipilayar Temple in walkable distance'

'Terrible hotel ! Prepaid reservation not recognised on arrival and a rude manager to deal with the situation. Breakfast offering very poor and cold food served. Would not recommend a stay here at all, avoid at all costs. '

'Gostei, bem localizado.'

'It’s a amazing trip and the hotel staffs are very friendly and accommodative '

'Excellent friendly hotel for a short days of stay'

'Some amenities shown in Expedia pictures weren't actually there - microwave etc. Better to call them and check before booking.'

'Thouroughly enjoyed our stay at Ramyas Tiruchirapally. Food was great. Scope for improving Housekeeping services. Would recommend to friends.'

'Dicht bij vliegveld en station. Prima hotel met zeer goed restaurant. Vriendelijke staf. en gratis wifi op kamers.'

'Good place'

'Price is affotable and near to the temple. But no dining which is minus for this property. '

'Very old, dingy & stinking rooms. Airconditioner works for 2 minutes and shuts-off. No tech support available. Change of room posed a risk of window not closing. No hot water, no food service nor kitchen, not even a cup of tea.'