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"The hotel is very clean close to the Taj but the TV is not working can’t find any station to watch"

"Room and bathroom very clean and working condition. Very comfortable. In house dining is very expensive but there are a lot of outside options ."

"I recommend this hotel to all types of tourists. Close to Taj Mahal, nice room, clean toilets, polite staff, good food and oke of the best locations. "

"Very well located hotel with river and Taj Mahal view - weather permitting. "

"I had a pleasant stay here. The room was clean and spacious. The restaurant at this location had tasty Indian food, and it was a relief to be able to order room service after long sightseeing days. Would recommend and stay at this location again."

"Went to G hotel on 14th of Aug, on the eve of I day. But to my disappointment, even though the hotel looks good , the location & service sucks. Employees there are least interested to serve you & provide you even with basic amenties like water. You''ll have to call up front desk 3-4 times to get water or maybe get your wifi connected. It's a new hotel so the interiors right now are up to the mark but the service quality & experience I had was damning. If you require anything for the second...

"The hotel gave us the incorrect room. Finally, when we received another room with seperate beds, it was extremely dirty and cold. There was visible dirt on the doors and walls. Also it smelt like a dog had been sleeping in the room. The phone was sticky. The bed uncomfortable. The staff were not very helpful until we got angry with them for making us wait 30 mins to answer 1 question. Also, the ad on hotels.com is incorrect. It is not close to the Taj Mahal at all. It’s about 30-40 mins walk...

"Place is within bazaar area and next to jama masjid. Place is cold. "

"Very poor service "

"So So. We booked for the whole day, but really only required it for four hours rest. There were minuses experienced within this time frame however. When I asked a staff member to change a five hundred rupee note, he scrutinized it very blatantly in front of third parties for several moments. His actions appeared to be exaggerated and designed in my opinion, to make me look suspicious in public view. This was uncalled for. Later when I said we would like to use our room to rest for a few hours,...