Hotel Solitaire — Hotel in Chandigarh

What I didn't like:||1. The bathrooms doesn't have ventilation which they told me the next day. It was a horrible experience with all those loo aroma.||2. The rooms are small ||3. The fridge inside the room is dirty and broken||4. We had breakfast and 1 meal included in our package. But they didn't want to serve us food of our choice since there was no buffet.||5. The breakfast buffet is low class and bad. All veg food.||6. The problem is these people just try to be the best on-line but in actual they are still unprofessional. The waiter goes to ask the reception what to serve and what not to.||What I liked:||1. The food. The restaurant cooks some amazing food. Be it the butter chicken, kadhai chicken or the Kashmiri dum aloo with garlic naan.||2. The mattresses were fat and huge and you will sink in.||3. The guard who always had a smiling face and also helped clean our car and arrange a proper parking place.||4. The AC was super strong.||5. Nice decorated room with beautiful lighting and wallpaper.||6. This place has a common parking inside the...

Location was fine. But the rooms were unclean when we arrived. Bedsheets weren't washed, had a bloodstain over it. The service was terrible I had an exam next morning so my dad asked the receptionist regarding breakfast before 8 she told us yes, we can get it if we inform it in the night. As we informed some other man in the night shift, he rejected the plea it was only after we told them about the loose service system they had, they decided to agree for early breakfast. The rooms were untidy. In my parents' room there were wrappers fallen on the floor and the desk near the bed of a previous customer. Overall, it was a bad experience and I would never recommend anybody to check in at this hotel. Jai...

Excellent facilities, very nice rooms. I quite enjoyed my stay, and it's pretty easy to get around town from here. They also have a restaurant with breakfast included, and they do same-day laundry too, which was quite useful given that it was surprisingly harder than I thought to get my clothes washed while on holiday in India - after travelling in Europe with too many clothes, I thought I would pack a little less, and almost regretted it, ha. One tip I might have is that India is different up north, and Chandigarh can be a bit colder than down south so pack warm clothes, as even the hotel's ambient temperature might be a little lower than you're expecting (it's not freezing but it may take some...