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"Good, clean property "

"Good condition, very clean, roomy space, good food."

"Excellent hotel close to the Statue of Unity. "

"Great overall stay for our family (3 seniors and 1 adult). Very new building, clean and quiet. Friendly and helpful staff. We only stayed one night and the breakfast was really good with a variety of tasty options. Very convenient location for visiting Statue of Unity. Would definitely stay again!"

"Was nice property "

"I visited from Canada. I was so impressed! I can’t say enough about the quality of food! I ate so much food and no indigestion! My kid is a picky eater and even he had so many options! Indian and international! Awesome service! Fantastic stay. Quiet and serene. Refreshing weekend! Thank you for your amazing hospitality. "

"It’s a thing which seems to be under construction. Good luck to them for if and when they decide to make it a full fledged hotel. The staff was friendly and try to do as good as they could. "

"Great place to stay and excellent Service."

"The property is very good and maintained. It is newly built property launched in Sept 2024. The staff is still trying to make the stuffs convenient to the guests. Swimming pool was dirty with Haze water and a lot of seasonal insects into it. Some of the guests were enjoying in the pool wearing street cloths and night wears. No one prompted them to wear appropriate costumes. We brought our swimming costumes but could not enjoy looking to the conditions above. Breakfast was average with respect to the expected taste considering a Sayaji hotel chain. I hope, stay will be more comfortable once the staff gets tuned to the property in some coming months. TV was not working as required reacharge amount was not loaded. It was still not loaded till the checkout even after calling at the reception desk on the day of checkin itself. No towel racks in the bathroom. Importantly, Guests get bored staying in the room only through the hotel stay as the property is missing indoor game facility and reacreational actvities at the site. "